Speaking on the topic of parental estrangement. WATCH HERE
NEW SERIES FOR ESTRANGED PARENTS
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NEW WEBINAR SERIES FOR ESTRANGED PARENTS
Dr. Coleman is starting a new webinar series for estranged parents Tuesday March 26th. The first one is free for a limited time. To learn more go here
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Parents of Mentally Ill Children: “What If He Were Your Kid?”
Dr. Coleman was asked by CNN.com to write a piece about the parents of Jared Loughner and other parents who have had similar kinds of struggles. Here it is: What if he were your kid? You wouldn’t raise that kind of kid. You’d know the signs and get help. You’d have spotted it early on [...]
Posted in Articles, Print, Recommended Links
Tagged Antipsychotic, heartbroken parents, mental illness, Parent, parents of mentally ill
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Strangers at Our Table, SF Chronicle
Holiday gatherings are supposed to be a time to eat heartily and bask in the presence of our loved ones. So why do many of us leave the table feeling empty?
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Tagged communication, conflict at the holidays, family, holidays, Kids & Family Coach, SF Chronicle
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Family Estrangements and Facebook
Dr. Coleman was interviewed by journalist Catherine Saint Louis for an article on the ways that social media complicates estrangement. To read the article go here
AARP: When Your Kid Divorces You
AARP The Stranger in Your Family Dr. Coleman was interviewed in a recent AARP article by Meredith Maran on parental estrangement. To read the whole article go here: The Stranger in Your Family
Posted in Articles, Featured, Print, Recommended Links
Tagged AARP, divorce, parent-adult child conflict, Parental Estrangement, PAS
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PBS Life Part 2: Cut Off from the Grandkids
Boomer Grandparenting on PBS: Life Part 2
Charlie Gibson of Good Morning America interviews Dr. Coleman on Men, Housework, and Parenting
Charlie Gibson of Good Morning America interviews Dr Joshua Coleman on Men, Housework, and Parenting
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Tagged changing roles, gatekeeping, housework, housework and sex, lazy husband, men and housework
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Today Show: Being in Love
Dr. Coleman talks about why men don’t do as well when they’re not married
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Shifting Roles During the Economic Downturn
Posted in Economic Downturn, Recommended Links
Tagged anxiety, arguments, changing roles, communication, conflict resolution, depressed mothers, Economic Downturn, effect on masculinity, effect on the family, fathers, gender, housework, lazy husband, Marriage, masculinity, men and housework, recession, resolving conflicts, worry about child
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