I believe anyone in a marriage should read this book. Especially if they are in a marriage with children. Anyone who has been divorced can learn an abundance of information from this book. Insights, self-disclosures and real-life examples provide the reader with opportunities for self-growth and enrichment in their own relationships.
Ellen S., Psych Nurse Specialist

I like the practical approach and the non-critical message. It is empathetic while being honest and straightforward. I can't see how anyone would miss the message.
Mary M., Montessori Educator and School Administrator

This is a great book, concise, practical and easy for people to follow...It will help me in my work with clients because it is a great framework to assess where a parent is in the divorce process.
Ellen M. Brown, RN, LCSW-C/Nurse Manager

Cheryl Grabenstein has taken the mystery out of the subject of divorce that stays silent too often. With good judgement she provides the path for mature discussion between parents and their children. Cheryl Grabenstein has a breakthrough book.
David Cohen, Co-Founder Advocacy Institute

This book, by a nurse with war stories of her own, gives steps that parents need to move forward, or in the right direction, after divorce, even long after...examples, stories from real families, that are not the same tired anecdotes...I looked forward to them. I would recommend it to any parent...the book's overlying message is that...parenthood is for adults.
Mother of Two on Amazon.com