What happens when a Midwestern social researcher with a background in anthropology moves to Manhattan’s most prestigious ZIP code…and raises her children there? Primates of Park Avenue is an anthropological memoir of Manhattan motherhood by Dr. Wednesday
Check out Stepmonster: the bestselling book by stepmother Wednesday Martin, Ph. D. This book details myths, experiences and tips for parenting as a new stepmom.
Teri Carter writes essays and short stories about stepmothers, stepchildren, book reviews and dog rescue. Her works can be found in journals such as Columbia, West Branch, Redivider and Post Road.
Located in Wilmington, North Carolina, Stepfamily Dynamics provides a complete range of stepfamily counseling and support services for families with stepchildren.
Blending two families? Get tips for easing the transition, bonding with stepchildren, and dealing with common challenges,Advice - Achieve Harmony in Your Blended Family
Linda Schlapfer is a licensed marriage and family therapist in Greenwich, Connecticut. She specializes in helping individuals, couples, children and families untangle the complexities of their relationships.
Barbara Lebey is the author of books on families, stepfamilies, and interpersonal relationships such as Remarried with Children and Family Estrangements.
Linda Schlapfer is a licensed marriage and family therapist in Greenwich, Connecticut. She specializes in helping individuals, couples, children and families untangle the complexities of their relationships.
Linda Schlapfer is a licensed marriage and family therapist in Greenwich, Connecticut. She specializes in helping individuals, couples, children and families untangle the complexities of their relationships.
Linda Schlapfer is a licensed marriage and family therapist in Greenwich, Connecticut. She specializes in helping individuals, couples, children and families untangle the complexities of their relationships.
Linda Schlapfer is a licensed marriage and family therapist in Greenwich, Connecticut. She specializes in helping individuals, couples, children and families untangle the complexities of their relationships.
K. A. Nolan is tired of poison apples. A stepmom for over seventeen years, she has written a manuscript offering a realistic (and humorous) take on stepmoms