Proposals to restrict young people's access to social media raise important practical questions for separated parents. When children move between two homes, consistency can be difficult to achieve and disagreements can easily arise. Denise Ingamells examines how parents can use NCDR processes to reach practical agreements and maintain effective co-parenting relationships.
Part one of a four-part series on conflict, power and high-trust practice
Eid ul Fitr is one of the most significant celebrations for Muslim families, but its exact date is only confirmed once the new moon is sighted, which can make planning difficult. In this informative blog for Resolution members working with Muslim clients, Aysha Chouhdary reflects on the challenges this can create for separated families and the importance of communication, flexibility and cultural understanding.
Marcie Shaoul’s book sets out practical and memorable way that parents can put their children front and centre, and communicate effectively about them
Resolution's practical and accessible co-parenting guide aims to give parents access to information and support to help them on their parenting journey through separation, divorce and beyond.
Parenting Plans help clarify important details of life post-separation – but can also help the pa...
This booklet, available to purchase in print or download as a PDF, is designed to be a useful res...
Introducing … The Co-Parent Way: Essentials Course
Bringing up children after separation is truly one of the hardest things. We want to share our stories with you in the hope that they might help you choose to keep persevering to bring up your children together as co-parents, even though you are no longer in a relationship together.