December 8, 2010 – Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Divorce can be tough on kids, and the holiday season can make it even worse. That’s why “Dealing With Divorce” host Nan Cohen decided to give her weekly radio program a focus on how divorced parents can cope with the holidays and make it a more joyful season for their children.
“Dealing With Divorce” airs on KQV-AM (1410) 7:30 p.m. Thursdays.
This Thursday, attorney Pam Collis will talk about the legal aspects of custody agreements during the holidays.
Family therapist Judith Patz, along with Ms. Collis, will explore emotional issues and discuss ways to keep both kids and their divorced parents happy on Dec. 16.
On Dec. 23, child psychiatrist Rodney Williams will talk about the importance of having friends around when family members are absent during the holiday season and keeping a positive attitude.
About Nan Cohen
Nan Cohen is recognized as the go-to expert on the realities of separation and divorce, based on her own experience and long-running radio show “Dealing with Divorce”. After her marriage took a surprising turn, the young mother of a toddler girl confronted with all of the emotions and logistics of divorce, Nan learned the realities of divorce by experiencing it—a long and bitter divorce, joint custody, social stigma, and emotional turmoil. She was empowered by discovering a niche in which she could help others work through a transition from divorce to a new beginning. While she does not promote divorce, Nan does promote understanding its complexities, including custody, alimony, child support, financial settlements, parenting skills, and even dating, sex, and remarriage.
A quick-witted, practical and no-nonsense resource, Nan hosts DEALING WITH DIVORCE on Pittsburgh’s KQV 1410 AM and www.kqv.com. Here, her valued legal, family and wellness experts join her to discuss divorce and all its related issues. She been a contributor on KDKA-TV on “Pittsburgh Today Live” (on which she is scheduled to appear on Fri., April 27) and is a frequent guest expert in programs and media stories about divorce. Now, Nan’s first daughter is in college, she is mother of a daughter with her second husband, and her family supports her working with those experiencing divorce. Nan brings her reality-based perspective to individuals through consulting with divorce team professionals, one-on-one coaching, and audiences of her shows, seminars, and tools, including Dealing with Divorce: Reality Revealed, A Divorce Guide and Journal, all reachable via http://www.divorcerealityexpert.com
Facebook: Nan Cohen Total Talk. Twitter @nanondivorce
