Volume
38
Issue
5
Abstract
The devastating effect of divorce on children has led to the development of parenting programs across the country. Extension in rural Darke County, Ohio, played a key role initiating and conducting such a program by working in collaboration with the courts and mental health agencies. Through exit evaluations, more than 1,400 participants in 5 1/2 years indicated that they learned how to focus on their children through the grieving process and learned the importance of a low-conflict relationship with their child's other parent.
Recommended Citation
Johnson, D. E. (2000). Helping Children Succeed After Divorce: Building a Community-Based Program in a Rural County. The Journal of Extension, 38(5), Article 8. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol38/iss5/8
