Who Gets Hurt when You Play Telephone with Your Kids?
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This is one of the reasons the Massachusetts Probate & Family Courts under Standing Order 99-1 require parents with minor children to attend the Court-sponsored Parents Apart education program. The Program discusses the impact of Divorce on children and tries to help parents understand how sending messages through children can be so damaging to children.
If you need more convincing read this Rant posted on Craigslist by a child of divorce (Warning: the rant contains strong language).
A brochure which lists the names, addresses and telephone numbers of the various organizations that provide the Parent Education program, in alphabetical order by town, is available by clicking here.
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