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Access denied: the barriers of violence and poverty for abused women and their children's search for justice and community services after separation  Summarizes a study into the lives of abused women and their children following separation from an abusive partner. Lists myths and facts along with findings in regard to their experiences with the justice system and their access to community services such as legal and counselling resources. Source: Centre for Children and Families in the Justice System of the London Family Court Clinic Alone for the holidays  Acknowledges the difficulty faced by those who have to spend Christmas Day by themselves. Suggests different ways of handling this challenging time. Source: Canadian Health Network (CHN) From: Magazine feature of the month: archives Because life goes on ... helping children and youth live with separation and divorce  Provides parents and health care professionals with information and resources to help children and adolescents live through the process of their parents' separation or divorce. Source: Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) Canadian families ... what do we look like?  Presents a brief analysis of Canadian families based on data from Statistics Canada. Examines types of heads of households, average marrying age, divorce rates, the presence of children in a family, and the number of adult children still living in the home. Source: Canadian Health Network (CHN) From: Partner feature of the month: archives Children and family break-up  Outlines ways parents can support children through a separation and divorce. Discusses what parents can say to their children and offers specific and practical strategies to help children adjust. Source: Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Contemporary family trends papers  Offers a series of research papers on Canadian families. Topics covered include divorce, family finances, family resiliency, and electronic media and the family. Source: Vanier Institute of the Family (VIF) Custody issues for gay & lesbian parents  Examines the historical transitions of same-sex relationships with regard to child custody issues and laws in Canada and specifically in Ontario. Source: Springtide Resources Gentle Path Counselling Services, Ltd.  Provides counselling, workshops, educational and support group services to families, individuals, groups, and businesses in Saint John and surrounding areas. Web site includes services and program information, and a selection of articles on relationship issues. Source: Gentle Path Counselling Services, Ltd. Helping your child cope with separation and divorce  Argues that children need reassurance, love, and opportunities to communicate their feelings and concerns. Discusses what children need to hear, what can be done, and some common problems that may occur. Source: FRP Canada How can we help our children adjust to separation or divorce?   Emphasises the significance that parental reaction to separation and divorce can have on children. Suggests ways in which parents can help their children deal with these changes in family structure and relationships. Prepared by the BC Council for Families. Source: Canadian Health Network (CHN) From: FAQs: children
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