Parental conflict: the impact for children and how to resolve it
Gordon Harold
Thursday, May 4, 2017
Academic whose research underpins new government drive to resolve parental conflict explains how policy can help councils develop support programmes that mitigate the damage it causes to children's wellbeing.
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