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  • Language: English

    Published by Dr. Deborah Gilman, 2026

    9798256118549

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  • Language: English

    Published by Dr. Deborah Gilman, 2026

    9798256118662

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  • Published by Dr. Deborah Gilman, 2026

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    Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Divorce doesn't just separate two people-it reshapes an entire family.For grandparents, that shift can be confusing, painful, and deeply uncertain. You may want to help, but worry about saying the wrong thing. You may fear losing time with your grandchildren or being pulled into conflicts between parents. Most of all, you may wonder how to protect the relationships that matter most.(Up) Rooted is the first guide for grandparents grounded in family systems science, attachment research, and trauma-informed practice, helping them support both their adult children and grandchildren through divorce. Clinical psychologist Dr. Deborah Gilman shows how grandparents can become stabilizing anchors during family transition-buffering stress, protecting relationships, and strengthening resilience across generations.In this compassionate and practical guide, you'll learn how to: Support your adult child through divorce without escalating family conflictStay meaningfully connected with your grandchildren across two homesUnderstand the emotional and developmental impact of divorce on childrenAvoid being pulled into loyalty conflicts between parentsMaintain family traditions and stability during times of transitionCommunicate with empathy while respecting boundariesHelp interrupt cycles of generational stress and traumaDivorce may reshape a family-but it does not have to break it.When grandparents understand their role within the family system, they can become one of the most powerful sources of resilience a child has. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

  • Published by Dr. Deborah Gilman, 2026

    9798256118662

    • Hardcover
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    Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Divorce doesn't just separate two people-it reshapes an entire family.For grandparents, that shift can be confusing, painful, and deeply uncertain. You may want to help, but worry about saying the wrong thing. You may fear losing time with your grandchildren or being pulled into conflicts between parents. Most of all, you may wonder how to protect the relationships that matter most.(Up) Rooted is the first guide for grandparents grounded in family systems science, attachment research, and trauma-informed practice, helping them support both their adult children and grandchildren through divorce. Clinical psychologist Dr. Deborah Gilman shows how grandparents can become stabilizing anchors during family transition-buffering stress, protecting relationships, and strengthening resilience across generations.In this compassionate and practical guide, you'll learn how to: Support your adult child through divorce without escalating family conflictStay meaningfully connected with your grandchildren across two homesUnderstand the emotional and developmental impact of divorce on childrenAvoid being pulled into loyalty conflicts between parentsMaintain family traditions and stability during times of transitionCommunicate with empathy while respecting boundariesHelp interrupt cycles of generational stress and traumaDivorce may reshape a family-but it does not have to break it.When grandparents understand their role within the family system, they can become one of the most powerful sources of resilience a child has. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

  • Published by Dr. Deborah Gilman, 2026

    9798256118549

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    Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Divorce doesn't just separate two people-it reshapes an entire family.For grandparents, that shift can be confusing, painful, and deeply uncertain. You may want to help, but worry about saying the wrong thing. You may fear losing time with your grandchildren or being pulled into conflicts between parents. Most of all, you may wonder how to protect the relationships that matter most.(Up) Rooted is the first guide for grandparents grounded in family systems science, attachment research, and trauma-informed practice, helping them support both their adult children and grandchildren through divorce. Clinical psychologist Dr. Deborah Gilman shows how grandparents can become stabilizing anchors during family transition-buffering stress, protecting relationships, and strengthening resilience across generations.In this compassionate and practical guide, you'll learn how to: Support your adult child through divorce without escalating family conflictStay meaningfully connected with your grandchildren across two homesUnderstand the emotional and developmental impact of divorce on childrenAvoid being pulled into loyalty conflicts between parentsMaintain family traditions and stability during times of transitionCommunicate with empathy while respecting boundariesHelp interrupt cycles of generational stress and traumaDivorce may reshape a family-but it does not have to break it.When grandparents understand their role within the family system, they can become one of the most powerful sources of resilience a child has. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

  • Published by Dr. Deborah Gilman, 2026

    9798256118549

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    Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Divorce doesn't just separate two people-it reshapes an entire family.For grandparents, that shift can be confusing, painful, and deeply uncertain. You may want to help, but worry about saying the wrong thing. You may fear losing time with your grandchildren or being pulled into conflicts between parents. Most of all, you may wonder how to protect the relationships that matter most.(Up) Rooted is the first guide for grandparents grounded in family systems science, attachment research, and trauma-informed practice, helping them support both their adult children and grandchildren through divorce. Clinical psychologist Dr. Deborah Gilman shows how grandparents can become stabilizing anchors during family transition-buffering stress, protecting relationships, and strengthening resilience across generations.In this compassionate and practical guide, you'll learn how to: Support your adult child through divorce without escalating family conflictStay meaningfully connected with your grandchildren across two homesUnderstand the emotional and developmental impact of divorce on childrenAvoid being pulled into loyalty conflicts between parentsMaintain family traditions and stability during times of transitionCommunicate with empathy while respecting boundariesHelp interrupt cycles of generational stress and traumaDivorce may reshape a family-but it does not have to break it.When grandparents understand their role within the family system, they can become one of the most powerful sources of resilience a child has. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

  • Published by Dr. Deborah Gilman, 2026

    9798256118662

    • Hardcover
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    Seller: CitiRetail, Stevenage, United KingdomCitiRetail

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    Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Divorce doesn't just separate two people-it reshapes an entire family.For grandparents, that shift can be confusing, painful, and deeply uncertain. You may want to help, but worry about saying the wrong thing. You may fear losing time with your grandchildren or being pulled into conflicts between parents. Most of all, you may wonder how to protect the relationships that matter most.(Up) Rooted is the first guide for grandparents grounded in family systems science, attachment research, and trauma-informed practice, helping them support both their adult children and grandchildren through divorce. Clinical psychologist Dr. Deborah Gilman shows how grandparents can become stabilizing anchors during family transition-buffering stress, protecting relationships, and strengthening resilience across generations.In this compassionate and practical guide, you'll learn how to: Support your adult child through divorce without escalating family conflictStay meaningfully connected with your grandchildren across two homesUnderstand the emotional and developmental impact of divorce on childrenAvoid being pulled into loyalty conflicts between parentsMaintain family traditions and stability during times of transitionCommunicate with empathy while respecting boundariesHelp interrupt cycles of generational stress and traumaDivorce may reshape a family-but it does not have to break it.When grandparents understand their role within the family system, they can become one of the most powerful sources of resilience a child has. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

  • Published by Dr. Deborah Gilman, 2026

    9798256118662

    • Hardcover
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    Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Divorce doesn't just separate two people-it reshapes an entire family.For grandparents, that shift can be confusing, painful, and deeply uncertain. You may want to help, but worry about saying the wrong thing. You may fear losing time with your grandchildren or being pulled into conflicts between parents. Most of all, you may wonder how to protect the relationships that matter most.(Up) Rooted is the first guide for grandparents grounded in family systems science, attachment research, and trauma-informed practice, helping them support both their adult children and grandchildren through divorce. Clinical psychologist Dr. Deborah Gilman shows how grandparents can become stabilizing anchors during family transition-buffering stress, protecting relationships, and strengthening resilience across generations.In this compassionate and practical guide, you'll learn how to: Support your adult child through divorce without escalating family conflictStay meaningfully connected with your grandchildren across two homesUnderstand the emotional and developmental impact of divorce on childrenAvoid being pulled into loyalty conflicts between parentsMaintain family traditions and stability during times of transitionCommunicate with empathy while respecting boundariesHelp interrupt cycles of generational stress and traumaDivorce may reshape a family-but it does not have to break it.When grandparents understand their role within the family system, they can become one of the most powerful sources of resilience a child has. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.