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Navigating Family and Friends During Divorce

Posted on May 16th, 2012 Discover key insights on navigating the pitfalls of over-sharing with family and friends, and the advantages of seeking support elsewhere.

Learn all about… Normal feelings after the humiliation of divorce and what to expect from family and friends Talking over and over again to family and friends and the dangers of doing that The problems associated with intellectualisation The benefits of getting support elsewhere If you enjoyed this post, I’d be very grateful if you’d […]

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How to stop getting hooked by your ex!!

Posted on May 10th, 2012

Manage your communication with your ex Establishing some ground rules… (it’s all ABOUT Buckets and Spoons :)) Allow them to vent – YES, actually LET them lose it whilst you file your nails (in your mind) Channel a powerful person (time for Queen Latifah to come out) Get a scripted answer to your issue Master […]

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Getting back into dating after divorce: What to do?

Posted on May 5th, 2012 Discover essential tips for dating after divorce, from healing past wounds to understanding your desires. Start your journey today!

Find out some great tips of getting back into dating after divorce here, including: Getting yourself sorted out first – get your past complete! Sort out our ex hexes from way back in the past (do you get insecure, angry or crazy in relationships) Ponder the qualities of the person you want to date in […]

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Overcoming your failure mindset after your divorce

Posted on May 2nd, 2012 Overcoming your failure mindset after your divorce

Write down what you can learn from the emotions which are hanging around Agonising is often a sign that you should adjust your diet… Find the Worry Buster exercise and do it today Find out about how to do the Naked Divorce today… If you enjoyed this post, I’d be very grateful if you’d help […]

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How to help your children through divorce…

Posted on April 16th, 2012 How to help your children through divorce...

Learn some great tips on helping your children through divorce including… Getting yourself together Not using your child as a weapon Not using your children as a way of dealing with or processing your own emotions Letters to write to children For an interview with a parenting expert If you enjoyed this post, I’d be […]

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Some Principles of Keeping Love Alive…

Posted on April 9th, 2012

I am sometimes really frustrated that the education system today does not prepare us for what it TRULY takes to make a romantic relationship work in the long-term. I wish that I had known some of these principles before I got married. Unfortunately I had to make all the mistakes before I learnt all of […]

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What I have learnt from the passing of my aunt…

Posted on March 22nd, 2012

My aunt Estelle died three weeks ago. It really shook me up and what was incredible was the sermon which the priest gave at her funeral. I want to share elements of it as I think it is so empowering in the context of mourning anyone who has past away as well as give us […]

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What are some of the common feelings when experiencing a shock divorce?

Posted on March 3rd, 2012

My name is Adèle and I am a Divorce Coach. I remember the first four days after my husband left. They were brutal. At 02:30 am I was on my third glass of wine and hadn’t eaten in three days. I had been in my pajamas for 36 hours straight and had chain-smoked 40 cigarettes […]

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How to support someone going through a divorce or break-up

Posted on February 19th, 2012 How to support someone going through a divorce or break up

Watching some go through trauma can be traumatic in itself. So how do we support someone going through the trauma of divorce or a break-up? In this article am not going to handle divorce from the point of view of the person going through the divorce but from the point of view of a supportive friend, colleague […]

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Your divorce is impacting your child’s exam results, so take action today

Posted on February 2nd, 2012 Handling divorce with kids

Several studies have been done in the past 10 years on the impact of divorce on children, specifically with regard to their academic performance and exam results. The *studies all suggest that although the psychological damage from divorce fades for children within a few years, their academic performance continues to decline. Yongmin Sun, co-author of […]

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