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+50 Activities for Kids to Cope with Divorce

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Navigate Change and Help Your Child Cope!


Do you relate to any of the following?


  • Does your child frequently ask questions about the divorce or express confusion about the changes happening?
  • Has your child been expressing more worry or anxiety about changes in your family or their daily routine?
  • Do you notice your child withdrawing from friends, family, or activities they once enjoyed?
  • Has your child shown changes in behavior or mood that are unusual for them, such as increased irritability or sadness?
  • Have you observed any emotional outbursts from your child that seem out of character or excessive?
  • Is your child clinging more to you or other family members than usual, possibly fearing separation?
  • Has there been a noticeable drop in your child’s academic performance or interest in school?
  • Does your child blame themselves for the divorce or express feelings of guilt?
  • Have you noticed your child struggling with feelings of loyalty, feeling they must choose between their parents?


If so, +50 Activities for Kids to Cope with Divorce can help children express their feelings, understand changes, and strengthen resilience.

 

(+65 pages of evidence based exercises and techniques)


What’s Included?


  • Accept the Divorce
  • Recognize That Your Life is Different Now.
  • Ask Questions
  • Let Others Support You in Your Grief
  • Drawing Emotions
  • Feelings Journal
  • Emotions Chart
  • Family Collage
  • Worry Box
  • Role-Playing
  • Breathing Exercise
  • Be Kind to Yourself
  • It's Okay to Feel Numb Sometimes
  • Talk to Adults Who Listen Well
  • Allow Yourself to Feel Joy
  • Write a Letter to Your Parents
  • Make a Family Memory Book
  • Be a Friend to Someone Else Going Through a Divorce
  • Pay Attention to Your Body
  • Talk to Your Sibling About the Divorce
  • Embrace Being Silly Sometimes
  • Ask for Support at School
  • Join a Support Group for Kids
  • Talk to a Counselor
  • Resist the Urge to Hurt Yourself or Others
  • Appreciate Yourself
  • Join a Club or Group
  • Confidence Shield
  • Coping with Different Emotions
  • Write a Letter to “Divorce”
  • Maintain Family Traditions
  • Positive Affirmations
  • Story Time
  • Memory Box
  • Gratitude Journal
  • Goal Setting
  • Letter Writing
  • Puzzle Time
  • Creative Writing
  • Mindfulness Coloring
  • Laughter Time
  • Creating a Safe Space
  • Planting a Garden
  • Building with Blocks
  • Photo Album
  • Cooking Together
  • Positive Visualization
  • Listening to Audiobooks
  • Creating a Vision Board
  • Animal Therapy
  • Board Games
  • Painting Rocks
  • Creating a Gratitude Jar


Ready to Support Your Child’s Emotional Journey?


Engage, Understand, and Heal – With Each Activity!

 

 

 


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I am a counselor and the author behind Ineffable Living blog – a codependency and mental health blog.


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