Sesame Workshop: Divorce
Free videos, stories and printables from Sesame Workshop that help young children understand separation, divorce and moving between two homes.
Family & partners
The people who stayed are tired, and love doesn’t fix that on its own. Repair is a skill, and like every skill it has books, courses, and programs built for exactly this — for the couple, for the parent, for the family that wants a map. Members use these alongside the guides on this topic, which say the hard parts out loud so you don’t have to say them first.
Guides on this
- How can I ask for support and still keep boundaries?
- How can I rebuild trust after I have let someone down?
- What can I do if a relationship feels controlling or unsafe?
- How can I make a care plan that includes my own needs?
- How can I find childcare or respite I can actually use?
- How can I talk to a child about a parent’s alcohol or drug problems?
- How can we coordinate parenting when recovery changes the schedule?
- How can I help an adult relative without taking over everything?
- How can I seek help if someone may be monitoring my phone or accounts?
- How can I support a child when someone in the family has died?
- How can I return to parenting after time away?
- How can I have one clearer conversation about a practical problem?