Click here to find a Divorce Coach Article by: Pam Mirehouse So another year has come and gone! How will this fresh new year unfold for you? Have you made some goals about how you want to show up during your divorce? I know no one can choose how their divorce will be...
Click here to find a Divorce Coach Article by: Cherie Morris Perhaps you’ve just separated. Or, maybe you’re in the middle of a difficult divorce. It’s even possible you’ve been divorced for a while but are still negotiating holidays with a difficult ex-spouse. In any...
Click here to find a Divorce Coach Article by: Kimberlee Sweeney Did you spend your holiday reconnecting or disconnecting from your significant other? When we think about the holidays we imagine sun, laughter, relaxation, fun family time, socialising….. Was...
Click here to find a Divorce Coach Article by: Pegotty Cooper There is a common belief that more people file for divorce during the holidays than any other time during the year, but is it true? Statistically the answer is no, however the holidays do have a significant...
Click here to find a Divorce Coach Article by: India Kern My divorce was finalized two days before I turned forty and two weeks before Christmas. It was quite a traumatic introduction to my forties. At that point, I felt powerless over my life; bad things were...
Click here to find a Divorce Coach Article by: Debra Doak We’re about to head into the season where, according to Instagram, every family is wearing matching pajamas, holding hands, singing in 6-part harmony and making Pinterest-worthy cookies. It kind of makes me...
Click here to find a Divorce Coach Article by: Kimberlee Sweeney With the New Year brings... goals, resolutions, new jobs, fresh starts, and changes to your family or living situation. There’s the good in all of the above forward focusing (planning a family/settling...
Click here to find a Divorce Coach Article by: Jenine Powell Going through a divorce can be devastating, so it’s totally normal to experience bouts of sadness. But if you feel like you’re stuck in a rut, here are some ideas for picking yourself up. 1) Reflect on Past...
Click here to find a Divorce Coach Article by: Martha Bodyfelt Divorce is tough. You already have a million things to worry about—taking care of the kids, professional obligations, making sure the house doesn’t look like a nuclear fall-out, worrying about college...