Contemplating Divorce
It's definitely a journey and sometimes it feels like the destination will never appear on the horizon. Don't give up, whatever you decide, stay, go, the happiness will return to your life.
Let’s together explore your options regarding either staying or leaving your relationship.
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Together we will uncover and examine your expectations for the relationship, explore what is everyday stress versus an unsolvable issue, and discuss how you communicate your needs. In our coaching, you may gain clarity about how you can stay in and improve your relationship.
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You also may discover that you want coaching to help you prepare for the split. In that case, we can look at your financial forecast, potential career changes, parenting demands, and living situation.
Schedule a free thirty-minute consultation now to get started.
Common Exploratory Questions
Effective Co-Parenting
Whether you had an amicable divorce or a difficult one, parenting with an ex is going to take intentional thought and a well-crafted plan. Despite your child’s (ren’s) age, they will have feelings about the divorce. Deciding how and what to tell them, how to help them with their feelings (without yours getting in the way) and dealing with all the logistics are necessary for the best long and short-term outcomes. I’ve found that divorced couples are often surprised and overwhelmed by the plethora of unanticipated issues that arise.
As a divorce coach, my role is to help you consider all these issues and provide co-parenting support. I can work with you (or you and your ex together) to help make this transition the smoothest possible. You don’t need to do this alone – let me help you through the process.
Schedule your free thirty-minute consultation now.
Common Issues
Life After Divorce
Crafting a Life You Love
Coming out of a marriage or a long-term partnership can leave you struggling to figure out your next steps. While going through a divorce can be very challenging, I believe what comes after is a unique opportunity to reshape your life. How you define and reframe what’s happened to you can either leave you feeling victimized or empowered. View your divorce not as a failure but as a second chance to build a new relationship with yourself.
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Now that you have the freedom to do things on your own terms, how do you want to define yourself? Let’s clarify and then focus on your values, your dreams, and the steps to get you there. We can also discuss and create a plan for whatever is on your mind: grief, old friendships and new ones, career choices, dating, co-parenting with the ex, your evolving identity, new romantic relationships, single parenting, and much more.
Contact me for your free consultation to get started creating your new life after divorce.