Tag Archive: womens divorce

Verbal Abuse Is Passed on to The Children

Many times women  are so close to situations that they are incapable of having or maintaining perspective. In fact, they are incapable of being objective regarding their own lives. Often, women miss what is actually happening around them because they are so “used to it.” As an example, think of a mother whose husband speaks […]

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Divorce Comes with A Gift

Divorce is painful. Divorce is frightening. Divorce isolating. But divorce can bring something amazing back into your life. YOU! Your divorce can give you back to you! Embrace you. Find you. Love you. Appreciate you. Have faith in you. Believe in you. If you need someone in your corner, I am here for YOU! Photo: […]

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The Moral of the Divorce Story

I ran into an old friend over the weekend and found out that she was divorced. The last time I had seen her, she told me about her eminent divorce and how she had hired a great divorce attorney. At the time, everything she said about him, sounded good. I remember thinking that she was […]

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Divorce Facts: Perspective and Comments

Those of you who are regulars here, know that I do indeed post appropriate comments. When I say appropriate, I do not mean that the comment necessarily agrees with what I say here. Below is a comment made on the post, Parental Alienation At Its Worst. I am writing this post in an effort to […]

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Divorce Support: 24 – 7

When I first began this blog, I had no idea how many women were suffering through the divorce process. I had no idea how many women were vulnerable in the same way that I was. I had no idea how many women would seek my help as a divorce coach. Please email me with questions […]

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Parental Alienation at Its Worst

From experience, I know that women who are experiencing the pain of divorce are consoled by understanding that they are not alone. This is a story that I have heard only 3 times in over a decade and it is absolutely heart breaking.  In my opinion, the height of parental alienation involves children who have […]

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