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New listenable resource! Had a great time with podcaster Jenny Lisk of The Widowed Parent Podcast. Our discussion included the role of the stepparent when a parent has died or disappeared, how to visualize the discipline process in a stepfamily, and more. To see what opportunities to listen, watch, and connect are coming up, go to News and Events.

Upcoming Appearances

6/28/2018 ~ At the National Alliance for Grieving Children  (NAGC) Symposium, Diane presented her workshop “Out of Sync: Recognizing the conflicting needs of stepparents, parents, and grieving children.”  This session was accepted through the NAGC’s application and evaluation process.

10/26 – 27/2017 ~ Blended families and those ministering to blended families should not miss Family Life Blended’s annual Stepfamily Summit
2017 in Nashville, TN (I presented a workshop entitled “Parenting Grieving Children: Learning to Connect with Loss.”) and 2018 in Little Rock, AR.

9/14/2017 ~ A night of storytelling to benefit Fort Collins Reads! The theme of the night was blended families, and I spun a tale.

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If you’re stepparenting or supporting grieving children, keep up with Diane Ingram Fromme (public page), for articles, inspiration, and appearances. To join a private discussion community about stepparenting grieving children, request to join Stepparenting the Grieving Child. Our community has already generated some deep and meaningful discussions!
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Interview with Diane Fromme

BlogTalk Radio: The Daily Author #92 (2.2.17)

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Becoming a stepparent to a grieving child is not uncommon. Those who come into such an environment need a guidebook to help them through the process. Today’s guest has written such a book, Stepparenting the Grieving Child, and it’s scheduled for release in March of 2017.

Today’s Guest: Diane Fromme — Author of Stepparenting the Grieving Child
Topics Discussed:

  • Her initial experiences as a new stepparent
  • How the relationship changed with her two stepchildren
  • Why she decided to write the book

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Book Foreword

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The Stepparenting the Grieving Child foreword is written by Dr. Patricia L. Papernow, psychologist, internationally recognized stepfamily expert, and author of Surviving and Thriving in Stepfamily Relationships.