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- What Reviewers Say
About
- Mom's House, Dad's
House for Kids
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- "I am pleased to offer
wholehearted support for Dr. Isolina Ricci's newest book “Mom's House,
Dad's House for Kids”. Dr. Ricci has taken difficult topics and
presented solutions for kids who are lost in the middle of their
parents' separation or divorce. We will recommend this book in our
Kids' Turn workshops conducted in six San Francisco Bay Area counties."
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—Claire Barnes,
Executive Director Kids' Turn
- “Mom’s House, Dad’s
House for Kids is a wonderful book, full of common sense, practical
advice, and above all, love. It will help every child troubled by a
divorce, separation, or other family problem. This is a much-needed tool
to support and guide children, as well as parents."
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—Riane Eisler author
of “The Chalice and The Blade” and “Tomorrow's Children”
- "Dr. Ricci's book is a
must read for children whose parents are separating or going through a
divorce. No other book gives children the information they need and as
well as practical tools to handle the fallout from the divorce. Indeed,
the book is also a must read for parents to enable them to understand
how their children can cope with that fallout."
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—Justice Donald B.
King (Ret.)
As seen on CBS "48
Hours"
- What Reviewers Say
About
- Mom's House,
Dad's House
"This is an upbeat, wise, eminently practical guide for
divorcing parents and the professionals who help them. Highly
recommended."
—Judith Wallerstein, Ph.D., author, Second
Chances
"Specifically geared to meet the needs of today's
parents, this is the definitive hands-on resource for all people dealing
with the difficult, often heartbreaking experience of ending an intimate
relationship--and the effects it has on their children. Filled with
real-life examples, helpful self-tests, and step-by-step guidelines,
this book offers compassionate, common-sense advice."
—Juvenile
and Family Court Journal
". . . the new edition is even better than the first — if
that is possible. What was a classic has now become one of the defining
texts in the field. It is must reading for any parent transiting divorce
and any professional who seeks to help them."
—Family and
Conciliation Courts Review
"In seventeen years of family practice, I've given many
books to my parent clients, but none helped them heal like Mom's
House, Dad's House. If you want to strengthen the heart of your
family and come out of the divorce process a stronger, wiser and more
peaceful parent--this book is your friend."
—John Kydd, family law
attorney and Past President, Association of Family and Conciliation
Courts
"Mom's House, Dad's House is sensible, sensitive,
and amazingly comprehensive: an invaluable resource from a pioneer in this
field."
—Riane Eisler, author, The Chalice and the Blade, Sacred
Pleasure, The Partnership Way
"For 17 years, I have insisted that hundreds of my
clients read and use Mom's House, Dad's House, the 'Dr. Spock' of
joint parenting books. The revised edition is a must-have resource
manual."
—Joel Edelman, lawyer, mediator, counselor, and author,
The Tao of Negotiation
"This is a wonderful book. In clear and eloquent
language, Isolina Ricci charts a constructive course for divorcing
parents. The chief benefactors of this modern classic will be the
children."
—Richard Louv, author of Childhood's Future and
The Web of Life
"This book should be a required textbook for every
divorcing parent. If both parents would read even designated portions
and have meaningful dialogue, it could result in the substantial
reduction of stress in what is very often the most difficult period in
one's life. At the same time it could help avoid or reduce the traumatic
effects that divorce usually causes to the children."
—Michael J.
Ostrow, President, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers
"Mom's House, Dad's House is a wonderful resource
for parents before and after separation, providing guidance about how to
maintain their roles as parents so as to minimize the effect of the
separation on their children. This book gives parents a roadmap of the
problems which can arise, how to resolve them and, indeed, how to avoid
them."
—Justice Donald B. King, California Court of Appeal
(Retired)
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