Welcome back to our series on dealing with the emotional impacts of divorce on children. Thus far, we have looked at:
- Dealing With Kids’ Emotions In Divorce (An Introduction)
- Anger and the Child of Divorce
- Anxiety and the Child of Divorce
- Chaos and the Child of Divorce
- Confusion and the Child of Divorce
- Denial and the Child of Divorce
- Depression and the Child of Divorce
- Embarrassment and the Child of Divorce
- Fear and the Child of Divorce
- Grief and the Child of Divorce
- Guilt and the Child of Divorce
- Loneliness and the Child of Divorce
- Loss and the Child of Divorce
- Powerlessness and the Child of Divorce
- Sadness and the Child of Divorce
- Shock and the Child of Divorce
- Stress and the Child of Divorce
- Torn Feelings and the Child of Divorce
- Vulnerability and the Child of Divorce
Some children of divorce act out when faced with the news of their parents’ divorce. Others withdraw socially and/or emotionally.
At Divorce Ministry 4 Kids, we have put together the following one page infographic on helping children of divorce deal with withdrawal related to the divorce of their parents (click on the picture below for a full sized pdf version of the pamphlet). Please feel free to share this pamphlet with parents and others who work with children of divorce.