in 1994 Constance Ahrons published her book, A Good Divorce. &nbsp;The ideas she shared have relevance for families today. &nbsp;Ahrons based her work on her Binuclear Family Study and it is amazing to see how much of her work remains foundational to family mediation in 2020.
In the podcast, I share Ahrons thoughts on:
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 <li>what is the difference between co-operative colleagues and angry associates?</li>
 <li>how understanding roles, rules and rituals can make a good divorce, and</li>
 <li>one surprising finding from her study that I believe remains true today</li>
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Books referred to in this episode
A Good Divorce by Constance Ahrons
Two Homes One Childhood by Robert Emery

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