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Founder
of the
Divorced Fathers Network
and a Motivational Speaker
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As a recently
divorced dad struggling for a way to deal with the court system
and my relationship with my 8 year old daughter, I found Fathers
Are Forever to be invaluable. This book truly is a "how
to" guide for fathers (as well as mothers) who want to retain
a strong relationship with their children while rebuilding their
lives. After reading the book, I attended several of the author's
workshops and came away very impressed with his sincerity and knowledge.
As I am both a Ph.D. and a law student, I was particularly impressed
by the author's insight into basic human psychology as well as the
legal system. I recommend Fathers Are Forever in the strongest terms! |
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In Fathers
Are Forever, author Steve Ashley is a relentless advocate
for co-parenting and the importance of fathers in their childrens'
lives. He speaks to divorced men in an easy to read, understandable
style. Most chapters conclude with practical action steps guiding
the father through the potential difficulties of co-parenting and
the custody process. The book is very validating of fathers, and
their experiences in divorce. It is also realistic in its assessment
of the bias that fathers face in the custody process, while providing
strategy for dealing with that bias. While helpful at any stage
of co-parenting, I believe Fathers Are Forever can
be an especially important, supportive took for fathers who are
early in the divorce process. Written primarily for fathers and
speaking directly to them, this book can also be helpful for anyone
involved in co-parenting, including mothers and associated caregivers.
Fathers Are Forever is a welcome addition to the
toolbox for raising children when divorce occurs. |
| "Ashley's
book, Fathers Are Forever, offers practical information
on what fathers can expect from the divorce process." Santa Cruz Sentinel, December 3, 2001 |
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Steven
Ashley |