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Allana - Intimate Conversations – Highlights with Rosalind Sedacca


Rosalind Sedacca is a returning guest on the show. She is a Relationship Coach and has definitely created a very unique approach to a very difficult situation. She has this amazing book on how to tell your kids the divorce, almost like a story so that they know it has nothing to do with them! Check out her personal insights on avoiding dangerous divorce mistakes parents make.


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Rosalind Sedacca, CCT, is recognized as The Voice of Child-Centered Divorce. She has written a unique book based on her own experience with divorce and developed an innovative new approach to breaking the news to her eleven year-old son. Now a grown man, her son wrote the foreword to her internationally-acclaimed ebook, “HOW DO I TELL THE KIDS ABOUT THE DIVORCE? A CREATE-A-STORYBOOK GUIDE TO PREPARING YOUR CHILDREN – WITH LOVE!”.


In addition, Rosalind is a co-author of “99 Things Women Wish They Knew Before Dating After 40, 50 & Yes, 60!”. Her 99 tips guide mature women toward developing the healthy and fulfilling relationships they desire and deserve. She is on the Board of Directors of WE Magazine for Women, an Expert Blogger for The Huffington Post, an Advisor at ParentalWisdom.com as well as a Contributing Writer for Exceptional People Magazine and the 2008 First Place Winner of the Victorious Woman Award. Rosalind has many books, courses and programs for divorced parents and singles who are starting over.


To learn more about Rosalind Sedacca go to http://allanapratt.com/rosalin/.


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