A Network of Support

A NETWORK OF SUPPORT

Resources

Being familiar with various family law and mediation resources will help make you more comfortable and knowledgable about the options available to you as you and your family. Get connected and build your own network of support.

We invite you to view our videos, featuring interviews with experts in resilience, parenting, and legal issues, such as support, conflict resolution and marriage contracts.

Families: Future Present videos are not intended to give legal advice or a substitute for speaking to a lawyer. They are only intended to give viewers some key points to think about as they navigate separation and divorce.

Dr. Ungar: Shared Custody and High Conflict Divorce

Dr. Michael Ungar is a family therapist and professor of social work at Dalhousie University. Today, he discusses the impact of divorce on childhood resilience.

Diane McInnis: Getting to Know DM Family Law

Families: Future Present videos are not intended to give legal advice or a substitute for speaking to a lawyer. They are only intended to give viewers some key points to think about as they navigate separation and divorce.

Dr. Ungar: High Conflict Divorce

Dr. Michael Ungar is a family therapist and professor of social work at Dalhousie University. Today, he discusses the impact of divorce on childhood resilience.

Dr. Ungar: Covid Collateral

Dr. Michael Ungar is a family therapist and professor of social work at Dalhousie University. Today, he discusses the impact of divorce on childhood resilience.

Dr. Ashbourne: Seeking Support After Separation

Dr. Lynda Ashbourne is an associate professor at the University of Guelph where she conducts research on interpersonal relationships as well as identifying gaps and connections in social and community supports for families.

Dr. Whitehead: How Kids Feel About Shared Custody

Dr. Denise Whitehead is a professor at St. Jerome's University at the University of Waterloo. Her research focuses on children's perspectives of shared custody.