August 21, 2020

Friday Five 338

by Bill Coffin, @billcoffin

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Success sequence for youth, factors impacting relationship education retention, and more. Tweet This
Keeping love alive after 50, preventing child abuse and neglect during a time of crisis, and more. Tweet This

Category: Friday Five

Success Sequence = Optimal Health for Youth
Administration for Children & Families

Parent-Child Separations Focus of Virtual Symposium
Kristie Auman-Bauer, Penn State University

Factors Impacting Program Retention
Sarah Hokanson, The Relationship Educator

Divorce After 50 is Soaring. Married Swarthmore Therapists Have a Guide for Keeping Love Alive
Sandy Bauers, The Philadelphia Inquirer

Shifting the Lens Toward Prevention During a Time of Crisis
Cara Kelly, Julie Fliss, and Elaine Stedt, Children's Bureau, Office on Child Abuse and Neglect

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