
Divorce Doesn't
Have
to Be That Way
Jane Appell, Ph.D.
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"...Divorce
Doesn't Have to Be That Way is an excellent guidebook for both new
and experienced practitioners. The book is particularly strong in
giving detailed guidelines for counselors in specific situations....highly
recommended for anyone working with individuals, couples or families
where separation or divorce has taken place or is being
considered."
—
New England Psychologist
nePsy.com
Book
Review - January 2008
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"...offers
marriage counselors and family therapists a complete guide to divorce
counseling with an emphasis on providing healthy support to clients that
is family centered and non-adversarial. Step-by-step therapeutic
intervention procedures are outlined and explained, covering all of the
key elements of the divorce process from initial decision to relevant
legal issues. Highly recommended as informed and informative reading,..
covers working with 'problem' personalities, domestic abuse, child
custody, alternatives to litigation, and more."
—
The
Midwest Book Review
Wisconsin
Bookwatch
March
2007
..."Divorce Doesn't Have to Be That
Way" is an excellent guidebook for both new and experienced
practitioners.
The book is particularly strong in giving
detailed guidelines for counselors in specific situations.
"Divorce Doesn't Have to Be That Way"
is highly recommended for anyone working with individuals, couples or
families where separation or divorce has taken place or is being
considered.
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"This is
an excellent, must-read manual for all professionals involved in the
divorce process —
an invaluable roadmap
through the emotional minefield of divorce. Dr. Appell generously shares
in this book a wealth of experience, insight, and wisdom that will help
counselors, clergy, mediators, therapists, and others to provide
divorcing clients with 'healthy empowerment' and perspective."
—
David
A. Hoffman, Esq.
Boston
Law Collaborative, LLC
Past-Chair, American Bar Association Section of Dispute
Resolution
Co-author
of Bringing Peace
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"People
who help people at one of the most trying times will be better able to
help them for having read this book.”
—
Rabbi Harold Kushner
Author
of When Bad Things Happen to Good
People
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"Dr.
Appell has written a very informative, impressive, thought-provoking book
for therapists and other professionals as they engage in the challenging
task of assisting divorcing individuals, their children, and families
navigate the divorce process. Dr. Appell's understanding of all aspects of
this process and her empathy for the different parties involved are very
evident in the realistic, practical, sensitive advice she offers. This
book will serve as an invaluable resource for professionals working with
individuals in both the pre and post phases of divorce."
— Dr. Robert Brooks
Faculty, Harvard Medical School
Co-author, The Power of Resilience:
Achieving Balance, Confidence, and
Personal Strength in Your Life
and Raising Resilient Children
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"Dr.
Appell has created an engaging overview of the divorce process which is
both thorough and detailed for the experienced practitioner and yet also
wonderfully accessible to the professional new to the divorce practice."
—
Christine A. Coates, J.D.
Mediator and Attorney
Co-author of Learning from Divorce:
How to
Take Responsibility, Stop the Blame, Move On
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Dr.
Appell's guidelines for professionals who work with high-conflict
divorces are featured in the Fall 2007 "Family Forensic
Corner" column in The Family Psychologist (APA
Division 43).
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