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Newly Single? Here Are 8 Things to Look Forward To

Newly Single? Here Are 8 Things to Look Forward To Newly single life, unfortunately, gets a bad rap. While working through some of the tougher emotions, keep your eyes too on these perks that are nearly exclusive to singlehood. By Paisley Hansen Updated: June 29, 2021 Categories: Coping with Divorce , Divorce Recovery , Relationships and Dating Newly single life, unfortunately, gets a bad rap. Relationship culture often insists that almost everyone would be better off in a relationship, and the fears that surround the idea of flying solo can even keep two people in a relationship long after realizing that it no longer serves them. Relationships, even tumultuous ones, bring to each partner a sense of security and accomplishment. Without the company of a romantic partner, it’s normal to feel lost. Managing your life after a relationship ends, no matter how long the relationship, is always tough. There are, however, undeniably positive benefits found in life as a single person. W

Overcoming Shame and Guilt During Divorce

Overcoming Shame and Guilt During Divorce Shame and guilt not only make us feel terrible, but also make us feel responsible, even if we're not. By michelle moore Updated: June 29, 2021 Categories: Coping with Divorce If you’re like me, you tend to more easily take the blame rather than take the credit. But when it comes to divorce, we shouldn’t own either. A marriage involves two responsible adults who make choices, and we’re all responsible for our own choices. So if this is true, why is there so much shame and guilt during divorce? Why is it so difficult to shake that toxic burden many of us so often carry? How can we stop and rid ourselves of the guilt and shame that often accompanies the stigma of divorce, and not allow those damaging feelings to take up more space than they deserve? In order to change anything, it’s important to recognize, talk about, and explore why it’s there in the first place. Talking about shame and guilt during divorce is the first step in ridding ou

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Co Parenting Communication Tips

Co Parenting Communication Tips Encouraging strong co-parenting communication with a parent who doesn’t often get to see your children in-person can be tricky. The most important thing about any arrangement is putting your children first By Frankie Wallace Updated: June 23, 2021 Categories: Children and Divorce , Co-Parenting after Divorce Going through a divorce impacts more than just you and your former spouse. It can have a heavy impact on your children, too. After a divorce, one parent usually moves out of the house and a unified parenting schedule is set up. This ensures children are still spending time with each parent as equally as possible. Ideally, both parents live within a short distance from each other, but that isn’t always the case. Sometimes physical distance and scheduling conflicts make it nearly impossible for parents to have equal time with their children. Studies have shown that children do better when they have both parents in their lives . There are mul

What to Do Divorced Parents Disagree on the COVID-19 Vaccine

What to Do Divorced Parents Disagree on the COVID-19 Vaccine Firstly, the parents should consult with their trusted pediatrician about the issue and attempt to resolve it with the advice and counsel of their physician. But, when consultation between the parents and the appropriate caretakers and advisors is impossible, what then? By John DiPiano Updated: June 25, 2021 Categories: Children and Divorce , Children's and Parenting Issues after Divorce , Co-Parenting after Divorce Children over twelve are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, and clinical trials are underway for children under twelve. But what happens when parents disagree on whether their children should get the vaccine? It can be a thorny issue in family law for divorced parents who disagree on medical treatment for their children or when the parent’s religious beliefs are not aligned. For example, whether one parent’s religious belief is against vaccinations and the COVID-19 shot, or when one parent argues

Newly Single? Here Are 8 Things to Look Forward To

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So, You Don’t Have A Partner After Your Divorce

So, You Don’t Have A Partner After Your Divorce It can be hard to adjust to life when you don't have a partner by your side anymore. It's time to focus on you! Here are tips on how to do it. By Carla Hugo Updated: February 10, 2021 Categories: Coping with Divorce , Divorce Recovery “Sometimes I feel like I don’t have a partner Sometimes I feel like my only friend Is the city I live in, the city of angels Lonely as I am, together we cry…” – Red Hot Chili Peppers Let’s face it, being divorced can be lonely . For better and worse, you spent years having a partner in life. You had someone to eat with, to lay with, and someone with whom to share your ideas. When your spouse is severed from your life, you feel the shock and reality of being alone. You don’t have a partner. Suddenly, people around you all seem paired off. When you were unhappily married, you probably didn’t notice. At that time, it was natural to be envious of single friends who did not have to live in the c

What to Do Divorced Parents Disagree on the COVID-19 Vaccine

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Creating a Fresh Start for Yourself While Going Through a Divorce

Creating a Fresh Start for Yourself While Going Through a Divorce If you are going through divorce, do the things you want and give yourself time to figure out what that next chapter looks like. By Frankie Wallace Updated: February 03, 2021 Categories: Coping with Divorce , Divorce Recovery Going through divorce is never easy, but most Americans would prefer a divorce over an unhappy marriage. This may be a surprising fact to some, but Business Insider indicates that the U.S. perspective on divorce is changing. It has become common knowledge that people divorce for a variety of reasons and there are no ground rules as to why. Maybe you’ve been married for years and you were surprised that your spouse wanted to split. Maybe you’ve grown apart, or there was infidelity . Maybe you’re recently married but discovered you wanted different things. Divorces can be amicable and civil or drawn-out and damaging. Whatever your personal situation might be, the question most people face