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
NEW SERIES FOR ESTRANGED PARENTS
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AARP: When Your Kid Divorces You
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Dual-Career Couples: Dr. Coleman Seminar at Harvard
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Dr. Coleman was invited to give a talk to the faculty and students on Dual-Career Couples at Harvard. He discussed his clinical experience working with dual-career couples and also what research tells us about how couples and their children can benefit from sharing financial and household responsibilities.
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When Mom Earns More than Dad
TALK OF THE NATION: How is women’s increased economic and educational power changing the family?
FEB 4: Rebecca Roberts interviews Dr. Coleman and Chicago Tribune’s Amy Dickinson
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Tagged anxiety, depression, Economic Downturn, effect on the family, housework, Parenting, recession
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On Point: Tom Ashbrook Interviews Dr. Coleman and NYU Sociologist Kathleen Gerson
Tom Ashbrook interviewed Dr Coleman and NYU Sociologist Kathleen Gerson on “Women Bringing Home the Bacon”
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NY Times: Working Women Say Their Marriage Is Richer For It
“Today, men need their wives’ income,” says Joshua Coleman, a psychologist in San Francisco who wrote “The Lazy Husband: How to Get Men to Do More Parenting and Housework.” “There is an issue for men of: ‘What is my value here if I’m not bringing in money? I understand you want a communicative, empathic guy who does housework and parenting, but how much pride can I take in that?’ ”
via Working Women Say Their Marriage Is Richer For It – NYTimes.com.
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NPR On Point with Tom Ashbrook
Marian Robinson moved to the White House.
Listen to Grandma in the House
Guests Dr. Joshua Coleman and historian Stephanie Coontz author of Marriage: A History and The Way We Never Were.
In more and more American homes, grandparents are helping parents raise kids – often under one roof. This hour, On Point: when the in-laws, the grandparents, move in.
-Tom Ashbrook
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Tagged changing roles, ecomomics, Economic Downturn, males, masculinity, men, women earning more, wone's education
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