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Money, privacy and parenting are not simply three items on a separation checklist. When separated couples continue living under one roof, these...
Telling children that their parents are separating is difficult in any circumstances. It becomes more complicated when both parents continue living in...
Separated couples living under one roof in Ireland often need more than goodwill to manage the transition. A written household agreement can...
What makes a relationship feel emotionally safe? A family therapist explains the signs, common challenges and practical ways couples can rebuild trust...
We Often Ask the Wrong Question What are children really experiencing when parents separate? A family psychotherapist explores belonging, attachment and why...
Imagine a child collapses in the middle of a school playground. Within seconds people run. Someone calls an ambulance. Another begins CPR....
Why the Categorical Rejection of Parent Child Alienation Sits Uneasily with Systemic Thinking One of the more curious developments in contemporary psychotherapy...
When a child rejects a parent following separation, professionals often focus on the immediate circumstances surrounding the family. Questions arise about parenting...
The recent High Court Practice Direction issued by the President of the High Court, Mr Justice David Barniville, represents a significant development...
Rethinking High Conflict Separation Through a Systemic Lens One of the most uncomfortable realities in high conflict separation cases is this: Sometimes...
One of the more complex presentations in couples work is not crisis, conflict, or clear breakdown. It is the relationship that is...
What the Case Law Actually Says and What Practitioners Need to Know The public debate about parental alienation in Ireland has become...