Actually, I should retract my previous statement. I don't really know what I wrote that, maybe something I'm personally reactive to.
As far as I'm aware what the family relationship counsellors are saying these days (the ones I've spoken to anyway) is that it is conflict that harms children.
It matters less whether the parents are together. What's important is that children aren't exposed conflict.
As far as I'm aware what the family relationship counsellors are saying these days (the ones I've spoken to anyway) is that it is conflict that harms children.
It matters less whether the parents are together. What's important is that children aren't exposed conflict.