Rosalind Sedacca

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Rosalind Sedacca, CCT: The Voice of Child-Centered Divorce Expert

Rosalind Sedacca

Rosalind Sedacca Quick Facts

Main Areas
Child-Centered Divorce; Conscious Parenting
Best Sellers
How Do I Tell the Kids about the Divorce? A Create-a-Storybook Guide to Preparing Your Children -- with Love!
Career Focus
Author, Speaker, Certified Corporate Trainer, Workshop Facilitator
Affiliation
Founder, Child-Centered Divorce Network; WomenCertified Business; Bd. of Directors: WECAI Network; Expert Contributor: Divorce360.com; Contributing Advisor: Parental Wisdom.com; Contributing Columnist: MommyMentors.com; Panel of Experts: Fresh Start After Divorce Community; Expert Contributor: FirstWivesWorld.com

Rosalind Sedacca, CCT, is the author of, How Do I Tell the Kids about the Divorce? A Create-a-Storybook™ Guide to Preparing Your Children – with Love!

This easy-to-read ebook prepares parents for one of the most difficult conversations they will ever have: telling their children about a pending separation or divorce. What makes How Do I Tell the Kids? unique is that it doesn’t just tell you what to say. It says it for you!

Rosalind’s innovative book guides parents through fill-in-the-blank templates to create an attractive family storybook designed to help a child transition from heartbreak to love. The pictures and age-appropriate language convey, with love and compassion, the six key messages parents need to share with their children. The program includes insights and tips from professional divorce-experienced therapists. Their insight is immeasurable in assisting with the challenges parents face.

Therapists, atto eys, mediators, educators, clergy and other professionals throughout the US and beyond have endorsed Rosalind’s book and innovative storybook concept. Her now-grown son, who was eleven at the time of the divorce, wrote the introduction to the book.

The 2008 National First Place Winner of the Victorious Woman Award, Rosalind is an Advisor at ParentalWisdom.com, on the Board of Directors of WE Magazine for Women, A Contributing Expert for Divorce360.com, on the Panel of Experts for the First Start After Divorce Community, a Contributing Columnist for MommyMentors.com and a Contributing Author to Parents For Parents Magazine.

Recognized as The Voice of Child-Centered Divorce, Rosalind is also a Certified Corporate Trainer, award-winning national speaker and workshop facilitator. She now shares her expertise on TV and radio programs, print interviews, newsletters, podcasts and articles. To learn more about her new book, free ezine, articles, blog and other valuable resources, visit http://www.childcentereddivorce.com or contact Rosalind at: Rosalind@childcentereddivorce.com.

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Too often, grandparents are caught in drama between parents during and after their divorce. While they want to help in any way they can, many grandparents just don’t know how to ease the hurt, confusion and other emotions affecting their innocent grandkids. Since every divorce is unique there are no cookie-cutter solutions that do the trick. But here are some guidelines to help you be there for your grandchildren at a time when they need your love and support.

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Today’s Hollywood is rarely a place to find role models for our culture, especially when it comes to divorce and family issues. Year after year we’ve been exposed to dramatic, painful, explosive relationship breakups resulting in tabloid headlines that feed upon scandal and ...

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Preparing to break the news to your kids that you’re divorcing their other parent? Feeling insecure about how to broach the subject? Wondering how much to share during and after the divorce? How your children will react? How to handle their questions? How to deal with your special circumstances? What the experts suggest? Well you’re not alone. Talking about divorce to your children is tough. You don’t want to make errors you will regret. There are many common mistakes parents make at this time. Learn five of the most important ones so you can avoid them.

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The holiday season can bring up painful memories of happier times, especially if you are divorced and have children. When feeling yourself starting to sink into negative emotions keep in mind that with the pain comes a choice. You can choose to acknowledge the past for what it was. You can value the good times you might have had together. Then you can choose to move on and let go. If you don’t, you will likely get stuck tormenting yourself with the "shoulds." We should still be a family today. He should be ashamed of what he's doing to us.

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More than ever before, divorce is making news. Much of it is due to changing legislation regarding issues such as custody. In the past five years there have also been major shifts in our perceptions about divorce and the emergence of new alte atives that can simplify and reduce the time and ...

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Divorce is a highly emotional topic. When children are involved the consequences are far more dramatic - and, not surprisingly, so are our opinions. I know there are many people who sincerely believe that no divorce is a good divorce. That children are always and inevitably harmed by the ...

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Is it divorce or parental discord that most damages children? Answers are finally coming in! A recent article by marriage and family therapist Ruth Bettelheim has much to say on this topic that is both relevant and, quite surprising for many. That’s because she refutes common misconceptions about divorce and addresses the real issues of concern.

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Sadly, celebrity divorces make all the headlines for all the wrong reasons. They showcase the most unconscious behavior, especially when it comes to relationships. Kim Kardashian’s marriage gone off tracks after such a short time is just one more example.

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Whether Tiger Woods gets a divorce or not, his family is experiencing the emotional turmoil resulting from any parental breakup. Celebrity or not, everyone in the family is affected by a separation or rift between parents. Often Mom and Dad are so caught up in their own battles they tend to overlook the effects on the children, especially when those children are very young. However, kids come with powerful emotional radar.

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Is our down-tu ed economy having an effect on divorce in the United States and other nations around the world? While it’s too early for statistical evidence, reports from marriage counselors and divorce atto eys around the globe are in agreement. They’re finding many couples who were ready to ...

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I read a poignant comment on a blog recently written by a married mother of three. She was a child of divorce whose father moved out of the home when she was four. She talks about having very few pictures of herself as a child and only one of her mother and father together. Her grandfather found ...

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Imagine going through your divorce with billions of people around the world following your every move. That’s the reality Maria Shriver and A old Schwarzenegger are facing as they explore the options that lie ahead for their family.

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Favorite Quotes & Thoughts from Rosalind Sedacca

My purpose is to raise the consciosness of divorcing couples so they will stop, talk and create a caring plan of action before having that first crucial conversation with their children. I provide six essential messages every child needs to hear and understand at this time. Supported by my Child-Centered Divorce network, website, ezine, blog and other resources, I advice parents to make a conscious choice to create a collaborative, harmonious Child-Centered Divorce which will benefit the entire family for months, years and decades to come.

"When you mix two egos with dramatically differing perspectives, you’re bound to get an entanglement of emotions compounded by allegations, defensiveness and self-righteousness. Parents who get caught up in their own emotional dramas too often lose sight of who really gets damaged in the process – their children.”

“It’s not divorce per se that harms children. It’s the parent’s approach to divorce that makes all the difference in the short and long-term outcomes for the children.”

Contacting Rosalind Sedacca

Rosalind Sedacca, CCT

rosalind@childcentereddivorce.com

561 742-3537

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To learn more about Rosalind Sedacca, CCT, visit http://www.childcentereddivorce.com. You'll be able to access her free ezine, radio and TV interviews, her blog, free articles and a wealth of valuable resources for parents facing, experiencing and moving beyond divorce.

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