Coping with the emotional ups and downs you’re about to experience in divorce will require many things, including support from friends and family and possibly therapy. One easy thing to help: write in a journal.
Make Your Child’s School Your Ally During Divorce
School is a second home for children. And when the true home is in turmoil because of divorce, that second home can become a refuge, or an outlet for negative feelings.
4 Ways a Grandparent Can Help During Divorce
Grandparents are often not thought of at the start of the divorce process, but they can play a large role as things move forward.
3 Reasons To Consider a Divorce Workshop or Therapy During Your Divorce
“It’s good to talk to someone.” Blah, blah, blah, right? But there are good reasons to consider therapy during divorce.
Divorce 101
Finding answers about divorce is not always easy. Often, it requires phone calls and meetings with multiple professionals. Now women can gather these responses all at once – at a monthly divorce workshop in Raleigh called Second Saturday Wake County.
How to Know You’re Ready to Date After Divorce
After divorce, your friends and family may encourage you to return to the dating scene. But it may take time before you’re ready to date after divorce.
Ask the Therapist: Co-Parenting After Divorce
One of the Second Saturday divorce workshop therapists answers a tough question: How do we go about co-parenting?
Ask the Therapist: Protecting Children During Divorce
At our divorce workshop, a therapist discusses the emotional side of divorce. Here are some common Q&As, including how to protect children during divorce.
5 Resources for Going Through Divorce
Going through divorce isn’t easy. Here is a list of resources to provide you with more support.
Losing the In-Laws: How to Cope with One More Divorce Loss
If they have become your family, it may come as a shock to find out they de-friended you on Facebook and no longer take your calls. Here is how to cope with the awkwardness that may follow: