How To Love Your Children MORE Than You Hate Your Ex And Save Precious Energy GUEST: Dr. Larry Waldman

<p><strong>Divorce is difficult for children, no matter what the reasons or circumstances. When you leave a #Hijackal--a relentlessly difficult person, a narcissistic person, a toxic person--you have so much more to consider. #Hijackals like to keep you in court, give you as little as possible, and want to take as much as possible. You know that. </strong></p><br><p>So, how can you focus on the children while balancing all that you have to also attend to? Today's episode with Dr. <strong>Larry Waldman</strong> will help with that. Kids get in the "l<strong>oyalty squeeze" between divorcing parents</strong>. It's tough. They want both of you, even if one of you treats them badly. Get this expert's insights and advice.</p><br><p>Need my help to walk through the muddle? Start here. <a href="http://beaclient.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">BeAClient.com </a></p><br><p>Big hugs,</p><p>Rhoberta</p><br><p><strong>HIGHLIGHTS OF TODAY'S EPISODE:</strong></p><ul><li><strong>Why Dr. Waldman believes divorce is prevalent</strong></li><li><strong>What second marriages are likely to fail</strong></li><li><strong>Triggering abandonment in children</strong></li><li><strong>What children learn when parents divorce</strong></li><li><strong>How to reduce trauma for a child of divorce</strong></li><li><strong>Why you need to return your attention to the children rather than letting your ex drain all the air out of you </strong></li></ul><p><br></p><p><strong>GUEST: DR. LARRY WALDMAN</strong></p><br><p>Dr. Waldman is a recently semi-retired certified school psychologist and licensed clinical, forensic psychologist in Phoenix, Arizona. He conducted a highly successful private practice of 45 years working with children, teens, parents, couples, and adults in a solution-focused manner. He also consulted with family, personal injury, immigration and estate planning attorneys. His BS in Education/Psychology was from the University of Wisconsin; his MS in School Psychology was from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; his