NEW YORK - TelAve -- Wordeee is proud to announce the forthcoming publication of Been There Got Out: When Your Ex Turns the Kids Against You, with a Foreword by Bill Eddy, LCSW, Esq., the powerful new book by authors Lisa Johnson and Chris Barry.

This pivotal work explores the complex emotional and legal realities faced by parents navigating high-conflict separations, divorce and custody disputes regarding their children. Positioned within multiple categories, the book encompasses the genres of Parenting & Relationships>Reference, Family & Health Law>Children, Parental & Juvenile Relationships, and related fields addressing the well-being of children and families.

Been There Got Out: When Your Ex Turns the Kids Against You, serves as the highly anticipated second book in the authors' acclaimed series. Their first book, Been There Got Out: Toxic Relationships, High Conflict Divorce, and How to Stay Sane Under Insane Circumstances, was widely recognized for offering readers practical insight, emotional validation, and strategies for surviving some of the most difficult circumstances surrounding toxic relationships and contentious divorce proceedings.

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In their new volume, Johnson and Barry confront one of the most painful and complicated dynamics families can face: the experience of a parent being alienated from their children. Drawing on real-life experiences, research, and practical guidance, the authors provide readers with tools to better understand the dynamics at play and strategies for protecting their relationship with their children while maintaining emotional resilience.

CEO Marva Allen offered, "At Wordeee, we are deeply committed to amplifying voices and stories that bring clarity, courage, and compassion to complex human experiences. Been There Got Out: When Your Ex Turns the Kids Against You is an important and timely book that will help countless parents feel seen and supported. We congratulate Lisa Johnson and Chris Barry for their continued dedication to addressing difficult but essential topics affecting families around the world."

Through honest storytelling and actionable insights, the book aims to provide hope and direction to parents who may feel isolated while navigating family conflict.

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With the release of their second book, Johnson and Barry continue to expand a body of work designed to empower readers with knowledge, perspective, and practical tools for rebuilding stability and maintaining healthy parental relationships in the aftermath of high-conflict partnerships.

Been There Got Out: When Your Ex Turns the Kids Against You is available on Wordeee.com and wherever books are sold.

About Wordeee
Wordeee is a publishing and media platform committed to elevating diverse voices and thought-provoking works across literature, social commentary, cultural dialogue and topics for children. Through its global network of authors and creators, Wordeee champions stories that foster understanding, awareness, education, and meaningful conversation.