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A child’s interests are not necessarily served by limiting contact with one parent when a child requests it. It is important to know why a child is taking a resistant position and to address any underlying factors that may be affecting the child’s choice in the matter. | A child’s interests are not necessarily served by limiting contact with one parent when a child requests it. It is important to know why a child is taking a resistant position and to address any underlying factors that may be affecting the child’s choice in the matter. | ||
Private counselors and other resources, such as the [http://hearthechild.ca Hear the Child Society], which has a roster of reporters | Private counselors and other resources, such as the [http://hearthechild.ca Hear the Child Society], which has a roster of reporters, are both options for having a Hear the Child report prepared. In addition to non-evaluative reports, people may wish to obtain a Views of the Child Report, which can offer recommendations or insight as to why a child is behaving in a particular way. If a child is consistently refusing to see the other parent, then it is important to know why. | ||
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