The D Words: Death, Divorce, Destruction


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Defense Mechanisms in Divorce

According to Garrity & Baris (1994) in high conflict divorces, it is common to see three types of defense mechanisms kick in, in one parent or the other. These are: "I am always right" "My ex-spouse is always wrong." "Maybe I will, Maybe I Won´t." Read more about these defense mechanisms in other tips in this category.

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