Category: * Divorce life

Getting Through Divorce: Hurting, Healing, And Moving On

Posted on March 25th, 2022 A woman standing in a field with her arms in the air

Whether you had a good marriage or a bad one; regardless of if you were married for over 20 years or just a few, divorce is one of the hardest transitions that many people will have to make in their lives. Getting through divorce is no walk in the park. The fact of the matter […]

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Unique Challenges Faced in Same-Sex Divorce

Posted on August 1st, 2021 Two women on a couch with their baby. same-sex

The ending of any relationship is incredibly difficult, and the legal process of dissolving a marriage can be time-consuming and emotionally draining. LGBTQ couples have the same challenges, aspirations, goals, and dreams as heteronormative couples when it comes to their relationships. However, they face extra hurdles when it comes to same-sex divorce. In this blog, […]

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Choosing the right divorce coach

Posted on November 25th, 2020 divorce-or-stay-married-naked-divorce

Getting through the divorce process on your own is not just highly complicated, but also fraught with a whole heap of emotional and sometimes physical turmoil. Most people going through a breakup or divorce seek the services of an attorney with an American Bar Association certification. While it’s essential to have a trusted attorney on […]

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The Ultimate Guide to Divorce Coaching

Posted on November 15th, 2020

Falling in love is easy and so is getting married. The hard part comes in when you have to work hard every day to maintain and nurture the relationship as you grow and change. What was once a loving relationship can easily disintegrate into a barely civil arrangement, which is not benefitting either partner. Divorce […]

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Reasons to File for Divorce

Posted on November 11th, 2020 Naked Divorce Tell the Kids Program

Divorce can be a lot more complicated than many people think it is. It’s not as straightforward as married couples deciding to get a divorce and signing on the dotted line. There must be legal reasons for divorce given and it’s something that you must consider before you file for divorce. The grounds for divorce […]

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Divorce is a valuable opportunity. Will you take advantage of it?

Posted on July 16th, 2019 Divorce can stimulate personal growth

Consider that instead of biding your time to get over your divorce or waiting for ‘time to heal all wounds’, you could use the intense force of this divorce and change in your life to stimulate personal growth… Ilya Prigogine, who won a Nobel prize for Chemistry in 1977 is widely regarded as the Isaac […]

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Still Single and Putting Up with It? You Might Be Hiding a Self-Destructive Secret

Posted on January 13th, 2016 A Tale of Two Singletons: Part Two – Let Down Your Long Hair

If it’s been many months or years since your divorce, have you started dating again? If not, why? Because you genuinely want to be single? Or because you still haven’t healed and recovered from the trauma of the breakup? Because you’re not yet over your ex? When people ask you questions like these, do you get […]

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Are You Choosing Your Life Or Just Surviving?

Posted on December 15th, 2014 Are You Choosing Your Life Or Just Surviving?

Old stuck emotions held you down, unable to rise above survival mode or think beyond it. When you don’t face those emotions and work to release them permanently you’re just stuck struggling to deal with them day by day, while also trying to operate a normal life and survive.

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How To Survive Thanksgiving Tantrums and Torment With Your Crazy Family!

Posted on November 25th, 2014 How To Survive Thanksgiving Tantrums and Torment With Your Crazy Family!

Thanksgiving is less than a few days away and you’re planning a traditional holiday dinner, which includes a golden turkey as the showpiece of the meal. Although the Mercy for Animals Foundation conducted an undercover investigation on the abuse these birds are subjected to – it is NOTHING compared to the amount of stress and anxiety […]

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Death vs. Divorce: Why is there more shame around divorce?

Posted on August 25th, 2012 Why is there less compassion for divorce than death? Explore the similarities, differences, and how both deserve empathy in times of grief.

A question of compassion I stumbled across an interesting question recently when someone asked, “Why don’t people show the same compassion towards divorce as they do to death?” That question is on a very fine line between right or wrong; yet it is nonetheless a question that can present a variety of different views when […]

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