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West Palm Beach, FL: The fourth annual recognition of National Child-Centered Divorce Month will take place in July throughout North America. The month is dedicated to alerting parents about the effects of divorce on children including the consequences of parental decisions upon their children during and after a divorce.

Professionals who share these concerns, including therapists, attorneys, mediators, financial planners, coaches, educators, clergy and others will be joining forces to share their advice and insights about minimizing the short- and long-term toll of divorce on children of all ages. The resounding message to divorcing parents is: Regardless of your own emotional state, it is essential to put your children's needs first when making decisions related to divorce or separation.

National Child-Centered Divorce Month was initiated by divorced parent and author Rosalind Sedacca, a certified corporate trainer on relationship issues who is recognized as The Voice of Child-Centered Divorce. Sedacca founded the Child-Centered Divorce Network for parents and works closely with a broad group of concerned divorce experts who are focused on providing ways to create the most positive and harmonious outcomes for families transitioning through divorce.

"I am passionate about enlisting the nation's legal, therapeutic and educational communities to bring a heightened awareness to professionals as well as parents about their responsibility to their children's well-being before, during and after divorce," says Sedacca, who is the author of the professionally acclaimed ebook, How Do I Tell the Kids about the Divorce? A Create-a-Storybook Guide to Preparing Your Children -- with Love! "We can never overemphasize how dramatically parental decisions about divorce can affect and scar their children – for years – and often for a lifetime."

On July 1st anyone interested in this topic can visit one web page at which they can download a variety of free ebooks, audio presentations, services and other gifts from divorce professionals throughout North America. They can also access a series of free teleclasses presented by "child-centered" divorce experts providing sound advice on divorce and parenting issues. The complimentary information will be available at www.childsharing.com/childcentereddivorce.

In addition, during July other divorce professionals will be announcing teleseminars, workshops, discussion groups, coaching and other activities of an educational and motivational nature for divorced parents and those contemplating divorce.

Parents and divorce professionals interested in learning more about activities related to National Child-Centered Divorce Month can get involved by contacting Rosalind through her Child-Centered Divorce Groups at Facebook and LinkedIn, which are free for parents and divorce professionals to join, or by visiting www.childcentereddivorce.com,

The goal, according to Sedacca, is to unite and spread the word that "when parents divorce, their children need them more than ever. Learn how to avoid the mistakes that create emotional pain for your children. Get the support you need to move on in the best ways for your children and yourself. Stay out of the courts whenever possible. Be a responsible, loving parent who understands your children need both of their parents in their lives. Don't let them down."

For more information about Child-Centered Divorce Month in July contact Sedacca directly at Rosalind@childcentereddivorce.com or visit her website at: http://www.childcentereddivorce.com where she provides free articles, her blog, a free weekly ezine and many useful resources for parents transitioning through divorce and beyond. Scroll to the bottom of the Home page for updates. The gifts for parents during July can be found at:

www.childsharing.com/childcentereddivorce.com.