Divorce
Divorce is a difficult and emotional process. Our contributors provide support and guidance for those going through or considering divorce. Learn about the emotional impact and find advice on co-parenting, financial considerations, and moving forward after divorce.
How to Trust Yourself Again After Divorce
Many women believe divorce is the hardest part, but for many, the real challenge begins afterward, when years of people-pleasing, self-doubt, and putting others first leave them questioning their own...
Staying Close to Your Children on Father’s Day After Separation
Father's Day can look very different after a separation or divorce. For some fathers, it may be the first Father's Day spent apart from their children. For others, it may be a day divided between...
A Father's Future – Navigating Divorce, Custody, and Parenting Time
Father's Day is often a celebration of the moments that matter most. Bedtime stories, coaching little league games, helping with homework, family vacations, and the countless everyday moments that shape...
Five Steps to Reclaiming Your Life After Divorce
Divorce was one of the most painful, disorientating, and transformational experiences of my life. After over 30 years together and a long-term marriage, I found myself standing at the beginning of a...
Pivot and How Life Events Shape Your Path
Drawing on her teaching experience since 2006, she is a SENDCo, an Assistant Educational Psychologist, and a parent. She supports families in rebuilding relationships and helps young people to thrive amid the...
Too Many People Suffer Needlessly During Separation and Divorce
Before separating, spouses call a lawyer, they’ll want to learn about non-adversarial divorce. It’s not just a new way of proceeding, but a much-needed movement! Of course, most separating couples feel as if...
How to Give Yourself the Closure They Couldn’t Give You
A sudden break-up of a relationship can pull the rug from under the feet of even the toughest and strongest out there. It can feel like being struck by lightning on a clear summer day. Especially when there’s...
Identity After Divorce – How Professionals Rebuild Their Baseline
Divorce changes more than your relationship status. It shifts the internal structure you have relied on to navigate your life, your work, and your sense of self. Driven professionals often feel this shift...
How Women Changed the Way Families Navigate Divorce
Every March, Women’s History Month invites us to reflect on the extraordinary contributions women have made across every field of society, including the legal profession. In family law in particular...
How Driven Professionals Regain Clarity and Rebuild Their Sense of Self After Divorce
Divorce has a way of interrupting your internal direction, even when you are someone who is used to leading with certainty. Driven professionals often move through the practical parts of divorce with...
Stop Marrying Your Trauma and Claim the Identity Divorce You Didn’t Know You Needed
In the world of personal development and psychology, we often talk about finding ourselves. But what happens when what you find is a label that weighs more than the wound itself? To move toward...
The Hidden Psychology of Divorce
Divorce is often considered a legal process, yet for the individuals involved it feels highly emotional, visceral. When your life is unravelling, everyone tells you to ‘make good decisions.’
The Overlooked Cost of Personal Transitions Driven Professionals Rarely Address
Driven professionals understand structure. When organizations experience transition, leaders know that stability does not return on its own. Planning, strategy, and intentional recalibration are required...
Mediating Divorce in the New Year – Why January Is an Ideal Time for a More Peaceful Approach
The start of a new year often brings a renewed focus on clarity, intention, and long-term wellbeing. For many couples, it is also the moment when difficult but necessary conversations about separation...
Navigating Divorce in the New Year – Why January Marks a Turning Point for Many Families
The new year has long been associated with fresh starts, personal reflection, and major life decisions. In family law, January consistently emerges as one of the busiest months for divorce...
