Stepfamilies Work! was created by Kelly Kirkendoll Shafer, mother of two/stepmother of three, author of "29 Ways to Make Your Stepfamily Work," public speaker, professional writer and regular contributor to Your Stepfamily magazine,
the official publication of the Stepfamily Association of America.
Kelly is known for tackling tough issues in a practical yet optimistic
light, based on real-life victories and lessons learned (often the hard
way).
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Videos
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Wills
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Child Support
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Remarriage
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General Articles
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Articles on a wide range of subjects
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Christian Stepfamilies
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Parental Alienation Syndrome
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Dr Phil
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Articles from Dr Phil's website
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Stepparenting
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Statistics
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Stepfamily Holidays
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Dealing with the Ex Wife
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Tips for New Stepparents
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Step Grandparents
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Second Weddings
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Stepchildren
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Stepfathers
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Information and Resources for stepfathers. Dont forget to checkout our Discussion area for Stepfathers
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Adoption
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Stepmothers
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Legal
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Stepfamily Articles
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General Stepparenting Articles
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Dawn Miller
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Your Social Worker
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About
Gary:
Gary
Direnfeld is a social worker with more than 20 years of experience
working with parents, teens and young children. With a private
practice located in Dundas, Ontario, he provides counseling, mediation
and assessment services on most matters of family life from the comfort
of his home office. People regularly travel from surrounding regions for
his special brand of counseling
Courts
in Ontario, Canada, consider Gary an expert on child development,
parent-child relations, marital and family therapy, custody and access
recommendations, social work and an
expert
for the purpose of giving a critique on a Section 112 (social work)
report.
His opinion helps resolve child custody and access matters.
http://www.yoursocialworker.com
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