ISBN: 9798185596661 - conflict surfaces: a systems framework for recurring co-parenting conflict (6 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Why do you keep having the same fight?The handoff. The schedule swap. The reimbursement request. The late-night text.You've read the communication books. Maybe you've hired lawyers or tried mediation. Yet the same collision keeps arriving-right on schedule.Conflict Surfaces offers a different explanation.Your recurring conflicts may not be a communication problem.They are a design problem.Instead of asking you to become a better communicator-or hoping the other parent changes-this book introduces a practical systems framework for reducing recurring co-parenting conflict.Inside you'll learn how to: - Identify the recurring Conflict Surfaces where disputes begin- Find the Keystone Conflict that triggers many of the others- Separate necessary conflict from manufactured conflict- Replace recurring negotiations with clear, standing rules- Build a parenting playbook that reduces friction over time- Escalate process-not emotion-when cooperation isn't possibleThis isn't a book about winning arguments.It isn't about diagnosing your co-parent.It isn't about becoming friends again.It's about designing a parenting system that works even when trust is low and goodwill is limited.Whether you're navigating a recent separation, years into parallel parenting, or supporting families as a mediator, lawyer, therapist, or parenting coordinator, Conflict Surfaces provides a practical framework for reducing unnecessary conflict and creating more predictable, stable co-parenting.The goal isn't winning.It's the boring life.Because when conflict stops being scheduled, children finally get to stop expecting it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Why do you keep having the same fight?The handoff. The schedule swap. The reimbursement request. The late-night text.You've read the communication books. Maybe you've hired lawyers or tried mediation. Yet the same collision keeps arriving-right on schedule.Conflict Surfaces offers a different explanation.Your recurring conflicts may not be a communication problem.They are a design problem.Instead of asking you to become a better communicator-or hoping the other parent changes-this book introduces a practical systems framework for reducing recurring co-parenting conflict.Inside you'll learn how to: - Identify the recurring Conflict Surfaces where disputes begin- Find the Keystone Conflict that triggers many of the others- Separate necessary conflict from manufactured conflict- Replace recurring negotiations with clear, standing rules- Build a parenting playbook that reduces friction over time- Escalate process-not emotion-when cooperation isn't possibleThis isn't a book about winning arguments.It isn't about diagnosing your co-parent.It isn't about becoming friends again.It's about designing a parenting system that works even when trust is low and goodwill is limited.Whether you're navigating a recent separation, years into parallel parenting, or supporting families as a mediator, lawyer, therapist, or parenting coordinator, Conflict Surfaces provides a practical framework for reducing unnecessary conflict and creating more predictable, stable co-parenting.The goal isn't winning.It's the boring life.Because when conflict stops being scheduled, children finally get to stop expecting it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…