The Divorce Workbook for Children: Help for Kids to Overcome Difficult Family Changes and Grow Up Happy Paperback – March 1, 2008

This workbook provides some great tools that assist children in dealing with divorce. It discusses issues on how to cope with divorce to divorce not being their fault. The worksheets are very eye opening for kids. As children work through them and discuss them, the worksheets often bring about new perspectives. I use these with children I work with in therapy so I am sure to really process their experiences while working through these sheets.

Good activities, but don't be fooled like me. This is NOT a workbook helping children with their divorces. Great book for helping kids deal with their PARENTS' divorce(s), however if you are a child wanting a good book to help with YOUR OWN divorce, this is NOT it.

This workbook is a great resource to work off of and plan your sessions. It is also useful for parents to use as a guide to talk to your kids about a divorce.

works great!

As a school social worker I use this book when students are shy or to help with talking points. When we are finished with our time together, I send the little "book" we've made home and have heard positive things in that regards. One of the better divorce workbooks out there.

Child is still going through some things, however I suggested that this be something to read on their own time but I was available for any questions or clarification.

Zoe book was not helpful. Kids found it too negative.

There’s some good content in this book but I am not a fan of workbooks because kids don’t engage. If you’re looking for child-friendly ways to help kids dealing with divorce then check out my favorite books on this topic:Creative Interventions for Children of Divorce by Liana Lowenstein (ALL of Liana Lowenstein’s books are great!)Dinosaurs Divorce (Krasny & Brown)Was It The Chocolate Pudding? (Levins & Langdo)