Out of Touch

Discover the profound impact of separation and divorce on family dynamics in "Out of Touch," authored by an insightful expert and published by Oxford University Press Inc in 1997. This compelling hardback edition spans 256 pages, delving into the critical question: why do parents lose contact with their children after a divorce? The book thoughtfully examines the emotional ramifications for both parents and children, shedding light on the complexities of their relationships. Additionally, it addresses the legal and public policy challenges that divorced families face, making it an essential read for anyone navigating the turbulent waters of family separation. Gain a deeper understanding of the emotional landscape and discover the importance of maintaining connections in the face of adversity. "Out of Touch" is a vital resource for parents, professionals, and anyone interested in the intricacies of family law and child welfare.