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How daughters can repair a damaged relationship with their divorced dad

  • Written by Linda Nielsen, Professor of Education, Wake Forest University
imageHow can dads and daughters reconnect after a divorce?Marie Linner/Shutterstock.com

In a 2002 study involving nearly 2,500 children, researchers found that daughters’ relationships with their fathers were more damaged than sons’. What’s more, estranged daughters are more likely than estranged sons to suffer negative effects from...

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