Parental Coordination: a response to conflictive divorces
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https://doi.org/10.29105/dj3.5-112Keywords:
Psicologia jurídica, prioblematicas divorcio separación, problemas de actitud y mentalesAbstract
Book Review Parental Coordination a response to conflictive divorces; The book explains what parental coordination consists of and how through legal psychology and restoration therapy, and the benefits of its application in conflictive divorce trials; evidencing the disorders that people and their children suffer when going through the divorce separation, such as stress, anxiety, shame, anger, how this affects the degree of conflict and how they can be addressed through adequate parental coordination and the application of legal psychology; being clear that the development of this route can be beneficial for the judicial authorities, which when implementing it can complement it with integration therapy in order to achieve effectiveness and efficiency of jurisdictional resolutions, with less resistance from the parties and favorable results for all those involved
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