Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
What do you do when you’re trying to co-parent-but the other parent refuses to work with you?Co-Parenting for One is a practical, compassionate guide for parents navigating the difficult realities of raising children with a high-conflict co-parent. When communication is strained, cooperation feels impossible, or conflict continually disrupts family life, it can be difficult to know how to protect your children, maintain stability, and move forward in a healthy way.Written by experts in the field of family conflict, Co-Parenting for One helps parents better understand the family dynamics that develop during separation, divorce, and ongoing co-parenting conflict. By examining how family systems affect both parents and children, the book provides a foundation for recognizing unhealthy patterns, responding more effectively to conflict, and making thoughtful decisions centered on the needs of your children.Readers will learn how to support children through the four transition challenges that can arise as families adjust to change, while also gaining a clearer understanding of their own roles as both a parent and a co-parent. Rather than focusing on changing or controlling the other parent, Co-Parenting for One emphasizes the areas where you do have influence: your own choices, your relationship with your children, the environment you create in your home, and the way you respond to difficult co-parenting situations.Throughout the book, practical strategies help parents strengthen their connection with their children, establish healthy boundaries, reduce the impact of parental conflict, and create greater consistency and emotional security. Just as importantly, the book addresses the toll that high-conflict co-parenting can take on the parent who is trying to hold everything together, offering guidance for managing stress and caring for yourself along the way.You may not be able to make the other parent cooperate, communicate respectfully, or put conflict aside. But you can still make choices that positively influence your children and your family.Co-Parenting for One offers a comprehensive, child-focused approach to healthier parenting and co-parenting-even when it feels like you are doing the co-parenting work alone.
