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Family and Family Therapy
2015 Volume.23 No. 4 p.819 ~ p.842
Education, Counseling, and Issues of Cohabitation after Divorce
Lim Choon-Hee

Abstract
Objectives: This study examined issues related to cohabitation after divorce, exploring implications for the education of and counseling for people who are part of that population.

Methods: The author conducted a literature review of studies related to post-divorce cohabitation. The focus included research from the 1990s to the present; however, the scope extended to foreign countries, as the topic has not been studied in South Korea. The researcher examined positive and negative aspects of post-divorce cohabitation and suggested implications for education and counseling with cohabiting individuals and couples.

Results: Although many studies reported primarily negative effects of post-divorce cohabitation, positive effects were also brought forth.

Conclusions: Given the rising divorce rate, therapists need to pay attention to social and academic issues related to post-divorce cohabitation. Research results can help guide the education and counseling of cohabitating individuals and couples.
KEYWORD
cohabitation, divorce, counseling
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