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Going Through a Divorce? Here's What to Do Now, Wherever You Are
Not sure what to do next in your divorce? Find your starting point, whether you've just decided, just told your spouse, or just signed the final papers.
The First Day of School After Divorce: Creating New Traditions
The First Day of School After Divorce: Creating New Traditions by Meg Priest, Divorce Coach
When You Blow It In Front of Your Kids During Divorce
When You Blow It In Front of Your Kids During Divorce by Meg Priest, Divorce Coach
Crazy 8's - Celebrating Eight Years of "Kim-dependence"
Eight Things Eight Years Post-Divorce Taught Me by Kimberly Lorah of Blossom Coaching
How to Make Peace When Longtime Friends Aren't Who You Expected
Assumed your closest, oldest friends would show up no matter what, and divorce revealed something different? Here's how to make peace with people not being who you thought they were.
How to Ask a Loving but Overwhelming Support Person for Space
Loved so generously since your divorce that it's become a lot, and you feel guilty wanting space? Here's how to ask for room to breathe without hurting the person who showed up.
Why Did My Whole Friend Group Change After My Divorce?
Realized your longtime friend group wasn't actually there for your divorce, while newer friends were? Here's why crisis reveals capacity, not just years of history.
How to Stop Keeping Score When Mutual Friends Choose Sides After Divorce
Can't stop tallying which mutual friends "chose sides" after your divorce? Here's why keeping score happens, and how to actually redirect that energy toward moving forward.
Why Do I Feel Guilty for Needing Support After My Divorce?
Feeling guilty for needing support after divorce, and reflexively saying "I'm fine" even when you're not? Here's why that habit backfires, and how to actually let people show up for you.
When a Longtime Friend Goes Silent After You Announce a Divorce
A close friend going silent right after learning about your divorce is a real, distinct grief. Here's how to think through whether to reach out one more time or let it go.
November in the Divorce Happens Community
This November, the Divorce Happens Community is digging into "Who Showed Up," a theme about the friendships that surprised us, the ones that quietly disappeared, and everything in between.
When the Hard Part Lasts Longer Than You Expected
When the Hard Part Lasts Longer Than You Expected by Karen LeClaire, Stress & Performance Specialist for Life Transitions of CCE Performance and North Andover Counseling Professionals
Co-Parenting Doesnโt Just Need Better Communication. It Needs Better Thinking.
Co-Parenting Doesnโt Just Need Better Communication. It Needs Better Thinking. by Trina A. Nudson, JD, LBSW of BeH2Oยฎ and BeAlignedโข
Falling Leaves and Failing Marriages
Falling Leaves and Failing Marriages by Kimberly Lorah of Blossom Coaching
How My Business Became the Foundation of My Next Chapter
How My Business Became the Foundation of My Next Chapter by Joselyn Martinez of Balance Financial Solutions
Brief Lifeclass: Narcissistic Maneuvering 101
Brief Lifeclass: Narcissistic Maneuvering 101 by Stacey Sanderson of Sanderson Psychotherapy, Coaching and Consulting
What if Mediation Isnโt an Option?
What if Mediation Isnโt an Option? by Nancy Gabriel of Mediation Around The Table, LLC