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Your No-Panic Guide To Surviving Pandemic Tensions At Home
Staying safe at home can cause tension between families and roommates over degrees of adherence to social distancing guidelines. Need advice on how to navigate these social contracts with friends and family?
Journalist Ariel Zirulnick, restorative engagement therapist Lance Tango, and family law mediator Bill Ferguson discuss cohabitating and shared custody agreements in a pandemic and answer your questions live.
This event kicked off at 2:30 p.m. today. You can watch a replay above.
OUR NO-PANIC SERIES ARCHIVE:
OUR UNWIND SERIES ARCHIVE:
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