Martin GraffMarriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT (he, him)

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If you and your child(ren)’s other parent are living apart, your family is very likely experiencing significant stress. You may be engaged in hurtful conflict, and you or your children may be grieving in response to the changes in your family. You may be feeling overwhelmed with the complexities of parenting in two different households or by the complications that arise with the addition of new partners or family members. If you are experiencing any of these challenges, co-parent counseling can help.

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