Topic guide
Reunification works when it follows the family’s readiness rather than a calendar. These guides cover what reunification therapy is, how readiness is judged, how to set the pace of contact, and how to respond when a child resists.
How clinicians judge whether a family is ready for the next step.
Reunification · · 7 min read
Readiness-based reunification moves contact forward on safety, accountability, stability and communication, not the calendar. Here is how it works.
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Reunification · · 6 min read
Safety, accountability, stability and communication: the four indicators clinicians use to decide when a family is ready for more contact.
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Reunification · · 8 min read
Court-ordered reunification on a fixed timeline can move faster than a child can handle. Why readiness should set the pace, and how courts can order it.
Read the article →Three different angles: the clinical framework, the neutral view of labels, and what to say in the moment.
Deciding when to step contact up and when to step it back.
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