Lecture by Alexander Kolmanovsky “How the Relationship Between Parents Influences a Child’s Development”

Every parent knows that arguments should not happen in front of a child, that parents should maintain a united position, and that consistency in parenting is important. All of this is true. A shared approach is beneficial — the challenge is that it is not always easy to achieve.

In real life, disagreements arise constantly, and each parent is often convinced: “I’m right.”

During this lecture, psychologist Alexander Kolmanovsky will discuss:

• How to handle disagreements between parents

• How to reconcile seemingly irreconcilable positions

• What to do when one parent believes the other is negatively influencing a child’s upbringing

• What exactly affects children when parents are in conflict

• How relationships with parents during childhood shape future romantic relationships in adulthood

These and many other questions about parenting, family dynamics, and child development will be explored during the meeting.