Author Archives: Dr. Deena Stacer

About Dr. Deena Stacer

Dr Deena Stacer specializes in teaching conflict management skills to parents who have difficulty working together over child sharing and child custody issues. An International crisis management and Conflict Resolution Consultant, Dr. Stacer offers online coparenting courses to help parents learn to reduce their conflicts while protecting and connecting more closely with their children. You can participate in an online coparenting course at www.ParentsInConflict.com. Or reach Dr. Stacer at Doc@DeenaStacer.com or 800-980-0434

Why Some Parents Stay Engaged in the Conflict

Parents who are in conflict over the children often are told by court professionals that they need to learn to get along with each other because it is best for the children. But, what if one of the parents cannot get … Continue reading

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Parallel Parenting for Parents In Conflict (Part 1)

Parallel Parenting vs Coparenting for Parents in Conflict Learn more about how parallel parenting works for parents who are in conflict over child sharing and child sharing issues.  Parallel Parenting is designed to help parents  to take their children out … Continue reading

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Parallel Parenting vs Coparenting for Parents In Conflict Part 2

Parallel Parenting vs Coparenting for Parents In Conflict Part 2 Understanding Mom’s World-Dad’s World Parallel parenting works for parents who have a history of, or potential for conflict over their children’s issues. This style of parenting reduces communication between parents so … Continue reading

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It Only Takes One Parent To End The Conflict And Save The Children

It Only Takes One Parent To End The Conflict And Save The Children Parents involved in chronic conflict over child custody issues are relieved to learn that it only takes one parent to end the conflict. They find it great … Continue reading

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