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America's divorce epidemic and wide
scope of other social problems like addictions, obesity, "de-pression,"
abortions, bankruptcies, school dropouts, and suicide suggest that family
adults and suppor-ters need something. Based on
30
years' clinical research and direct consultations with almost 1,000 typical
American co-parents and kids, I suggest one thing they need is motivation to
seek accurate infor-mation on the topics below.
Despite
formal education and life experience, most family adults don't know what
they need to know - so they're often unclear on what to ask.
This Q&A series suggests
relevant questions on each topic, and offers
initial answers and links to more information. To sample what typical
lay adults and many family professionals need
to
know, try these self-discovery
|
 Note that the key
articles
in this nonprofit stress-prevention Web site are integrated into a series
of six related
guidebooks
for family adults and lay and professional supporters. Four of the books are
for people interested in
stepfamilies, tho much in them pertains to all families.
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Q&A Index
Click
a topic to see and scan related
questions. Each question links to answers in a summary popup or a full
article.
If you don't find your question, try
searching
the site, scan the site course outline
or this topic index, or
ask
me!
Note
the definitions of terms used in this series
and Web site, and these related resources.
