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  1. Smart Stepfamily, The: Seven Steps to a Healthy Family by Ron L. Deal, 2006-01-01
  2. Stepfamilies by James H. Bray, John Kelly, 1999-04-20
  3. The Smart Step-Family: Seven Steps to a Healthy Family by Ron L. Deal, 2002-10
  4. How To Win As A Stepfamily by Emily B. Visher, John S. Visher, 1991-09-01
  5. Secrets to Stepfamily Success by Gloria Lintermans, 2010-06-16
  6. The Stepfamily Survival Guide by Natalie Nichols Gillespie, 2004-09-01
  7. Strengthening Your Stepfamily (Rebuilding Books) by Elizabeth Einstein, Linda Albert, 2005-10-24
  8. The Step-Tween Survival Guide: How to Deal with Life in a Stepfamily by Lisa Cohn, Debbie Glasser Ph.D., 2008-06-15
  9. Smart Stepfamily Small Group Resource DVD, The: An 8 Session Guide to a Healthy Stepfamily by Ron L. Deal, 2010-03-01
  10. Help! A Girl's Guide to Divorce and Stepfamilies by Nancy Holyoke, 1999-09-01
  11. Stepfamily Realities: How to Overcome Difficulties and Have a Happy Family by Margaret Newman, 1994-04
  12. Family Rules: Helping Stepfamilies and Single Parents Build Happy Homes by Jeannette Lofas, 1998-11
  13. Making Peace in Your Stepfamily by Harold H. Bloomfield, M.D., 1993-01-04
  14. Becoming A Stepfamily: Patterns of Development in Remarried Families (Gestalt Institute of Cleveland Book Series) by Patricia L. Papernow, 1993-01-01

1. National Stepfamily Resource Center
The National Stepfamily Resource Center serves as a clearinghouse of information, linking family science research on stepfamilies and best practices in work with couples and
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The National Stepfamily Resource Center’s primary objective is serving as a clearinghouse of information, linking family science research on stepfamilies and best practices in work with couples and children in stepfamilies. Learn more »
The National Stepfamily Resource Center offers a variety of resources. Some are especially for stepfamily members, and others support professionals who work with stepfamilies Learn more »
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When A Spouse Is Deployed
Deployment of a spouse often means that the spouse who stays home has to assume a number of new tasks and responsibilities. For stepfamilies, this can be even more challenging because of the ambiguous legal relationship between stepparents and stepchildren. Generally, for example, stepparents have no legal authority to make decisions or even to get information about their stepchildren's medical care or education. Share
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2. It's My Life . Family . Stepfamilies . Yours, Mine, And Ours | PBS Kids GO!
Do you live in a stepfamily? What are the best parts about it? What’s difficult about it?
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... Stefanie's Story When you hear the word stepfamily, what do you think of first?
  • The Brady Bunch, where two sets of siblings were able to come together and not just get along, but actually share a bathroom
  • Cinderella and her wicked stepmother and stepsisters, who totally forgot she was a family member, not a servant.
  • Your own family, made up of you, your parents, your parents new spouses and their kids, not to mention grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and even pets.
If you said the last one, youre not alone! Some experts guess that almost half of todays tweens live in a stepfamily! Many of you wrote to IML to tell us about your experiences:

3. Stepping Stones Counseling Center, Serving Northern New Jersey
Stepping Stones Counseling Center, founded to help stepfamilies in New Jersey.
http://stepfamilies.com/
WORKSHOPS NEWSLETTER SERVICES LINKS ... DIRECTIONS The Professionals
Who Understand Stepfamilies They have unique needs and require expert understanding. Despite love and good intentions, stepfamilies often face issues with:
  • Couple Conflicts and Communication
  • Child Discipline
  • Unrealistic Expectations
  • Loyalty Conflicts Between Children and Parents
  • Relationships with Previous Partners
  • Finances and Child Support
  • Holidays and Family Celebrations
  • Access to Children for Non-Residential Parents
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our new office building and suite! Stepmom Support Group Next stepmom support group meeting TBA . Please contact the group coordinator, Isabella, at ilowson@live.com to register and get more information. The group will discuss stepmom concerns and stepfamily life including children, husbands and partners, former spouses, new family issues, finances, etc. All stepmoms are welcome to join. The group is peer-led and there is no cost for participation. The group will be limited to eight women so please hurry if you would like to join.
Parents, stepparents, grandparents, significant others, and especially children

4. Stepfamilies - Keep Kids Healthy
To have a healthy and happy stepfamily you must know the importance of boundaries. Learn how to set reasonable and effective boundaries.
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Creating Healthy Boundaries in Stepfamilies
www.sallysacks.com To have a healthy and happy stepfamily you must know the importance of boundaries. Stepfamilies are difficult and many fail, often because the children don't get along at all. The children may not like a stepparent, or the parents own individual ability to deal with these problems is impaired, one sided or simply exhausted. All of these factors contribute to the toppling over of the stepfamily. Here are some examples of how to ease this situation before it gets out of control. Remember that in stepfamilies the kids become siblings, not friends. Siblings want time away from their siblings and don't want to include them in everything. This is healthy for kids to have their own friends, interests and boundaries. In stepfamilies, kids may be forced together, because they are in the same proximity each week. One parent may feel that their child, the one visiting, should be included in all activities, and the child living in the house all week, may not want that because they are trying to maintain their boundaries and space. Sometimes there is a younger child of one parent, and the other children are older. They might be forced to play with a 5 year old, when they are 12, or be forced to engage in family activities they may not like. This resentment and unhappiness cause the stepfamilies real problems.

5. Center For Stepfamily Development, Boise, Idaho
The Center for Stepfamily Development is a resource for stepfamilies in Idaho and the Northwest, providing information, education and support, including classes and counseling.
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Center for Stepfamily Development
5460 Franklin Rd. Suite "F"
Boise, Idaho, 83705
Email: center@stepfamilyhelp.com The CENTER FOR STEPFAMILY DEVELOPMENT is a valuable resource for divorced and remarried families in Idaho and the Northwest, providing information, education and support. The Center offers classes and counseling for divorced and remarried individuals and families, with a therapist who is trained and knowledgeable about these issues.
Marion M. Summers, M.Ed., has been working with stepfamilies for 18 years. She was on the Board of Directors for the Stepfamily Association of America, and has had extensive training in stepfamily dynamics through SAA. She is a member of a successful stepfamily and has been a stepmother for more than 20 years. Her book, I DIDN'T GROW UP TO BE A WICKED STEPMOTHER , is used extensively in stepmother classes, and is available through the CENTER FOR STEPFAMILY DEVELOPMENT
Stepfamilies can be SUCCESSFUL ! With a strong commitment to succeed, along with learning about the issues confronting stepfamilies, gaining communication and family skills, your stepfamily can be happy and successful. The

6. Stepparenting And Blended Family Advice: Bonding With Stepchildren
What plans can parents make for blending families / stepfamilies? Get tips for forming healthy blended families and advice about common mistakes and problems.
http://www.helpguide.org/mental/blended_families_stepfamilies.htm

7. Free Forum : Uk Stepfamilies - Portal
A forum for UK stepfamilies. Free forum Uk stepfamilies Welcome to UK stepfamilies, a message board for stepfamilies in the UK. A great place to meet other stepparents, share
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8. Successful Stepfamilies
Successful stepfamilies Christian resources for churches, stepfamilies, and single-parents from family therapist and author, Ron Deal.
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Are you longing for family harmony ? Or are you interested in facilitating a ministry for stepfamilies in your church or community? We want to help!
Welcome to the most visited and largest web site for Christian stepfamilies in the world. Here you will find hundreds of free articles , a free E-Magazine , online webinars , inspiring stories of hope, conference information , and practical resources providing strength
for your journey and answers to your questions. Welcome You are the absolute BEST resource there is for singles with children and stepfamilies.
Great, great information and very helpful. Please keep up the wonderful work and thank you for doing it!!!!
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9. Book Review: Stepfamilies Across The World
The International Handbook of stepfamilies Policy and Practice in Legal, Research and Clinical Environments, edited by Jan Pryor, is an important contribution to the
http://www.apa.org/international/pi/2009/10/book-review.aspx

10. Introduction
Non-profit agency promoting the education and well-being of stepfamilies. Statement of purpose, chapters, recommended reading and related links.
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11. Stepfamily - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
Although, historically, stepfamilies are built through the institution of marriage, and are legally recognized, it is currently unclear if a stepfamily can be both established and
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia   (Redirected from Stepfamilies Jump to: navigation search "Stepbrothers" redirects here. For other uses, see Step Brothers (disambiguation) "Stepfather" redirects here. For the 2006 hip hop album, see Stepfather (album) . For the horror film, see The Stepfather (disambiguation) "Stepmom" redirects here. For the 1998 drama film, see Stepmom (film) A stepfamily , also known as a blended family or reconstituted family, is a family in which one or both members of the couple have children from a previous relationship. The member of the couple to whom the child is not biologically related is the stepparent, specifically the stepmother or stepfather. The traditional and strictest definition of a “stepfamily” is a married couple where one or both members of the couple have pre-existing children who live with them. More recently, the definition is often expanded to include all cohabiting couples, whether married or not. Some people also apply the term to non-custodial relationships, where “stepparent” can refer to the partner of a parent with whom the child does not live. The term is not generally used (but can be in individual cases) to refer to the relationship with an adult child who never lived in the home with the parent’s new partner.

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"Money, frequently cited as the biggest source of stress in family life, is often an even more challenging matter for members of stepfamilies"
Statistically, in our world today, half of all marriages will end in divorce. About fifty-percent of our population will also live in a stepfamily environment. In other words, more than half of the American families today, are now or eventually will be in involved in one or more stepfamily situations during their life according to the U.S. Census Bureau in 1990. The "U.S. Bureau decided to discontinue providing estimates of marriage, divorce, and remarriage, except for those that are available from our current census. Thus many of our current estimates were derived from the 1990 census and earlier sources" (Step Family Fact Sheet, 1). Therefore the exact statistics in regards to stepfamilies today may be more or less from the estimated fifty- percent.

13. Stepfamilies Australia
A non-profit organisation offering support, education, and resources to stepfamilies. Activities, events and how to get involved.
http://www.stepfamily.org.au/

14. Step Families
In his 1994 study, The Changing Character of stepfamilies, Professor of Sociology Larry L. Bumpass of the University of Wisconsin challenges the common perception that the
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One out of two marriages ends in divorce. Sixty percent of second marriages fail, according to the U.S. Census Bureau 66% of marriages and living together situations end in break up, when children are actively involved, according to Stepfamily Foundation statistics. It is predicted that 50% of children in the US will go through a divorce before they are 18. Approximately half of all Americans are currently involved in some form of step relationship. By the year 2000, according to the Census Bureau, more Americans will be living in step families than in nuclear families. In his 1994 study, "The Changing Character of Stepfamilies," Professor of Sociology Larry L. Bumpass of the University of Wisconsin challenges the common perception that the stepfamily is defined by marriage. His research states that:
  • About half of the 60 million children under the age of thirteen in this country are currently living with one biological parent and that parent's current partner. Nearly half of all women, not just mothers, are likely to live in a stepfamily relationship, when we include living-together families in our definition of the stepfamily.

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16. Stepfamily Foundation
This Seminar will promote and certify you to become a counselor and coach in creating successful families and stepfamilies. Led by Jeannette Lofas, PhD, LCSW, Founder President.
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17. Children And Stepfamilies A Snapshot
Center for Law and Social Policy (202) 3285140 info@clasp.org 1 www.clasp.org Children and stepfamilies A Snapshot by Chandler Arnold November, 1998 A Substantial Percentage
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18. National Stepfamily Resource Center | About The NSRC
The National Stepfamily Resource Center (NSRC) is a division of Auburn University’s Center for Children, Youth, and Families (CCYF).
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Current and planned activities include: resources for stepfamilies, Facts and FAQs about stepfamilies, posted research summaries and annotated bibliographies of stepfamily research, training institutes for family life and marriage educators, training institutes for therapists and counselors, media consulting on stepfamily issues, expert consulting on special projects, programs, and products targeting stepfamilies; and development of educational materials for use with stepfamilies.
Stepfamily Expert Council:
Francesca Adler-Baeder, Ph.D
Auburn University
Auburn AL
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Anne Bernstein, Ph.D
The Wright Institute
Berkeley, CA
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Christy Borgeld
Stepfamily Activities Coordinator
Wyoming, MI
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Stepfamily Day site: http://www.nationalstepfamilyday.com James H. Bray , Ph.D., Director Family Counseling Clinic Baylor College of Medicine Houston, TX

19. Step Families
With the high incidence of divorce and changing patterns of families in the United States, there are increasing numbers of stepfamilies . Living in a Stepfamily Neither
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20. Stepping Stones Counseling Center, Serving Northern New Jersey
Ridgewood private practice focusing on services to stepfamilies in Northern New Jersey.
http://www.stepfamilies.com
WORKSHOPS NEWSLETTER SERVICES LINKS ... DIRECTIONS The Professionals
Who Understand Stepfamilies They have unique needs and require expert understanding. Despite love and good intentions, stepfamilies often face issues with:
  • Couple Conflicts and Communication
  • Child Discipline
  • Unrealistic Expectations
  • Loyalty Conflicts Between Children and Parents
  • Relationships with Previous Partners
  • Finances and Child Support
  • Holidays and Family Celebrations
  • Access to Children for Non-Residential Parents
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our new office building and suite! Stepmom Support Group Next stepmom support group meeting TBA . Please contact the group coordinator, Isabella, at ilowson@live.com to register and get more information. The group will discuss stepmom concerns and stepfamily life including children, husbands and partners, former spouses, new family issues, finances, etc. All stepmoms are welcome to join. The group is peer-led and there is no cost for participation. The group will be limited to eight women so please hurry if you would like to join.
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