Divorce is considered one of the most stressful things you can go through, right after the death of a loved one. Is post-divorce trauma making you feel crazy? Even after divorce, you will experience many feelings, including fear and isolation- even
Many experts say that it takes roughly two years to feel “normal” again after a divorce. The dust has settled by then, and you’re finally getting comfortable in your new life. What that life looks like is different for everyone, but
Jumping back into the dating scene after a divorce can seem overwhelming in many ways. You’ve been hurt, and you definitely don’t want to get hurt again. While nothing can definitively guarantee you’ll avoid a broken heart, there are some things
What’s your name? Your sign? Your- vaccination status? COVID-19 has changed the game when it comes to the dating scene, and you may find yourself asking questions you never thought you’d ask a potential partner. Keeping yourself and your loved
Whether you want to or not, you’re going to have to communicate with your ex during your divorce. If you have children or something else that ties you together, you’ll have to continue communicating long after those papers are signed.
Many parents decide to stay together for the children because they worry that coming from a “broken” home will have a negative impact on them. Doing some extra work to ensure children come out on the other side of divorce
Recently in one of our weekly Friday Split.fyi Coffee Talks one of the great parts of our discussion was around resiliency. We talked about how resiliency is needed in all parts of our lives. The changes we have all experienced due to
When you think of divorce, some common words that might come to mind are costly, battle, and despair. While divorce is the end of your marriage and something that must be mourned just like the loss of anything in life,
Lonely. Overwhelmed. Scared. These are emotions felt by nearly every divorcee, but there is one word that can help counteract all of those emotions – community. You don’t have to go through your divorce alone. While you are in the
Divorce coaching is a relatively new profession, first emerging in the 1990s and increasing in popularity in recent years. A divorce coach is not a friend, therapist, or attorney. Instead, they fill the gaps often left by those people in a
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