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Divorce Coaching

What is Divorce Coaching?

Divorce coaching is a compassionate and adaptable process designed to support individuals navigating the challenges of divorce. It empowers you to make informed decisions tailored to your unique circumstances. As your coach, I am here to help you find clarity and direction as you move forward. Together, we will address the initial and stress of contemplating a divorce, as well as the emotional journey that follows. I will provide support in practical, financial, and legal matters, and can connect you with trusted resources like financial and legal advisors. 

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Why is it crucial to get support during divorce?

Divorce can feel like a roller coaster ride, leaving you feeling out of control and experiencing emotional highs and lows. It's normal to feel lost in communication with your partner, as divorce disrupts everything familiar and thrusts you into survival mode. From this vulnerable state, it's easy to fall into a cycle of negative arguments that can have lasting effects on both adults and children. Perceptions of divorce vary across countries, cultures, and faiths, influencing how you and those around you respond. Feelings of loss and loneliness are common during this time. Finding the right support person to guide you through this significant transition and help you build a fulfilling future can be incredibly beneficial.

 

If you're interested in learning more about Divorce Coaching, please contact me for a free consultation to discuss your options. I can help!

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Why Divorce Coaching?

  • Cope with your divorce and be open to a new future

  • Find your authentic voice to express your needs and pain constructively

  • Stay centered and have the energy to enjoy life

  • Prioritize your own needs, instead of reacting to your (ex) partner

  • Learn how to navigate a discussion and reach compromise

  • Deal with your (ex) partner in a relaxed manner

  • Provide guidance for your children 

  • Accepting your (ex) partner’s differing parenting styles

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