Resources for parents like you
Thank you for your interest in the Bridging Center Resource Library.
This resource library makes available the many years of the Bridging Center’s professional experience helping families, parents, co-parents, and blending families implement strategies to improve cooperation, develop meaningful relationships, function amid parental conflict, and ease the stress experienced by children in families undergoing change.
All articles address parenting and family matters; many are specific to co-parenting or parental conflict. There are separate categories for General Relationship, General Divorce, Blending Families, Family Systems, Wellness, Children’s Transitions, Conflict, and more.
Examples of questions this resource library addresses…
How do you co-parent with someone who won’t co-parent with you?
What are parenting values? And what if we have different values?
What parts of a relationship are most important?
How do I blend families without creating conflict or stressing out my kids?
How do I get my children out of the middle of our conflict?
I don’t want to fight anymore. Are there ways I can actually ease the conflict?
How do I cooperate without feeling taken advantage of in the relationship?
How do I respond to a co-parent who ignores my rights as a parent?
My children refuse to spend time with their other parent. How do I handle this?
And many more…
Most articles are between 300-500 words. Articles on similar topics are categorized and linked. For example, articles specific to child development are linked, as are children’s transition challenges.
Some articles contain audio links, denoted by a gold microphone on the category graphic. By clicking an audio link, you can listen to a brief, two-person conversation of the topic. Provided in a podcast format, they present the topic in a less formal way.
Articles corresponding to the Bridging Parental Conflict class are linked for easier searching. For those interested in the class, you may register here.
Join today to gain access to this ever growing resource library and material from experts in family systems, parenting, co-parenting, blending families, and parental conflict.