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The Trap of Overthinking (and How to Break It)

The Trap of Overthinking (and How to Break It)

When you go through a seismic life shift, whether it’s a divorce, a career transition, or becoming an empty nester, the primary casualty is often your sense of identity. For years, your life may have been defined by roles: the partner, the provider, the mediator, the...

Rules for Writing High Conflict Emails and Text

Rules for Writing High Conflict Emails and Text

It’s 2:15 PM on a Tuesday. You’re in the middle of a workday, and your phone buzzes. It’s a text message from your co-parent. What should be a quick, two-sentence logistical question about soccer practice pickup has somehow devolved into a four-paragraph essay...

Reclaiming Your Identity: Who Are You Outside of “We”?

Reclaiming Your Identity: Who Are You Outside of “We”?

When a long-term relationship ends, the logistical and financial untangling is exhausting. You divide the bank accounts, sign the titles, pack up the boxes, and file the paperwork. But it’s the identity untangling that catches people completely off guard. For years,...

Finding Peace During the Holidays After Divorce

Finding Peace During the Holidays After Divorce

The holidays are often painted as a time of pure joy: cozy family gatherings, sparkling lights, festive traditions, and togetherness. But if you’re going through a divorce, or still healing from one—you may find yourself dreading the season instead of looking forward...

Fall as a Season of Change

Fall as a Season of Change

When autumn arrives, I always find myself smiling at the crisp air, the crunch of leaves underfoot, and the bursts of color that paint the trees. Fall is such a reminder that change is natural and that it can even be beautiful. Every year, the trees let go of what no...

The Stages of Divorce Grief

The Stages of Divorce Grief

While grief is different for everyone, it often follows some recognizable stages. These stages are not linear—some people might jump back and forth between them, or even skip some entirely. The stages of divorce grief can be similar to those experienced in the death...

Navigating Life’s Most Traumatic Changes: A Guide to Embracing Transformation with Positivity

Navigating Life’s Most Traumatic Changes: A Guide to Embracing Transformation with Positivity

Life is a journey filled with twists and turns, and some of these changes can be profoundly challenging. Whether you’re facing a major upheaval or a seemingly insurmountable obstacle, it’s important to remember that even the most traumatic events can be navigated with...

Unexpected Change Vs Planned Change

Unexpected Change Vs Planned Change

Navigating the Path of Unexpected and Planned Transitions Change is an inevitable part of life. Whether it’s a sudden shift in circumstances or a meticulously planned transformation, change can evoke a mix of emotions ranging from excitement to fear. As a personal...

Navigating the Seas of Divorce

Navigating the Seas of Divorce

Embarking on the journey of divorce can feel like navigating a ship through a stormy sea. As a divorce coach, I've seen firsthand the whirlwinds and waves that individuals face during this transformative period. It's a time of immense change, not just legally, but...

CHANGE the Way You Communicate-BIFF!

CHANGE the Way You Communicate-BIFF!

Communication is the cornerstone of human interaction, yet it can be a source of conflict and misunderstandings. The BIFF method, an acronym for Brief, Informative, Friendly, and Firm, created by Bill Eddy co-founder and Chief Innovation Officer of the High Conflict...

Telling Your Children About Divorce

Telling Your Children About Divorce

Divorce is undoubtedly a challenging and emotionally charged experience for everyone involved, especially when it comes to breaking the news to your children. Communicating the decision to divorce requires careful consideration, empathy, and a commitment to supporting...

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