One of the biggest challenges people face when contemplating divorce is the fear of being alone. Nobody likes to feel lonely, and suddenly finding yourself without a life partner is scary. It’s not just your partner you have to learn to live apart from, either.
Read MoreExperiencing the divorce of one’s parents as a child can be difficult. It leads to many consequences for one’s emotional and psychological development, especially if the divorce is a messy one. However, the consequences might continue beyond one’s childhood years and adolescence into adulthood and impact the way in which a person experiences their adult relationships.
Read MoreDivorces and break-ups are emotionally fraught. Even if it was all very friendly, there is still grief, loss, and perhaps resentment to work through. All of these emotions can make us feel hostility towards our ex-spouse and make us want to reduce contact. We might never want to communicate with them again but if we have children, we have a responsibility to co-parent, and that means that it’s important to stay in touch and work as a team.
Read MoreMillennials are doing many things differently to the generations before them. They have different attitudes towards work, money, and relationships as well that manifest in different behaviors. In particular, they have another approach to marriage, romantic relationships, and separation than other generations.
Read MoreWhen we enter a relationship, we bring our baggage with us. Our past relationships, issues, and experiences will continue to influence the way in which we engage with our spouse. One of the most significant factors is the relationship we have with the extended members of our family, and this can often become a source of on-going problems.
Read MoreDivorce is a difficult process for everyone involved, but it’s especially hard on kids. Children usually don’t understand why their parents are separating and the adjustment to split custody can be jarring. You’re likely worried about how the divorce will impact your kids, and rightly so. Research has shown that divorce creates emotional distress for kids which can lead to behavioral problems. Below are some tips for helping and protecting your children through this difficult time.
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