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Telling your children that you are getting divorced is bound to be difficult and emotional. That’s precisely why you have to be sure to do it right. Here, psychologist Dr. Carl Arinoldo sits down with Debbie to explain what to say, what not to say, and how to say it all with love.

Click the following for specialized guidance from licensed mental-health counselor, M. Gary Neuman:

How to Explain Divorce to Your Preschooler

How to Explain Divorce to Your 6-8 year-old 

How to Explain Divorce to Your 9-12 year-old

How to Explain Divorce to Your Teen

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