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Communicate with my ex? Well, you don’t know my ex!
It’s no surprise to most of us who are dealing with divorce that communication with our spouse / ex can be one of the most challenging aspects of the relationship. We all know it’s better to step away than respond to an ugly text, refrain from asking what he/she did...
The Power of Perspective – My Word for January
The Power of Perspective – My Word for January Have you ever read the book, Zoom, by Istvan Banyai, or seen the video? It’s short, and there are no words, only pictures that take you from a farm to a ship, to a street and more, and each page reveals something new and...
The Only Resolution You Need this Year – 2024
Are you considering New Year’s resolutions in 2024? Here’s a positive twist on the tradition that can serve as a source of inspiration and accountability all year. As humans, it’s safe to say we are constantly growing and experiencing transition throughout our lives....
Can A Divorce Coach Help You Keep Your Legal Bills Under Control? Yes. Here’s How.
Are you worried about mounting legal bills? A divorce coach might help.
10 Steps to Reduce Stress and Improve Outcomes After Filing for Divorce
January is the start of a new year, and sometimes the start of one’s divorce process. There’s nothing wrong with filing for a divorce at the beginning of a new year, just as long as you know what you’re getting yourself into. If you’re waiting to file for divorce, or...
Be Brave Enough to Choose Yourself
What is it about practicing self-love that is so daunting? Is it really that hard to do? Unfortunately, society sends us mixed messages about self-care and love. We may hear, or read a lot about the benefits and importance of loving ourselves, but we also know people...
Why should I consider a divorce coach?
A Certified Divorce Coach will help you rediscover the strengths you already have, engage the team you need, and remind you of the wholehearted future you deserve. If you are anywhere in the divorce process, you are likely overwhelmed by all the decisions and...
Healing Via Gratitude – An Unlikely Path
When my marriage of 20 years ended it took me to my knees, but today I see the events with gratitude. When my marriage fell apart, I could not imagine the next day, or week, let alone an amazing future full of love and possibility. I struggled to envision what I would...
Dealing with Divorce? Your best tool is free, and it will change everything
There’s a reason you hear the phrase, trauma of divorce. Not only does divorce change the structure of your family, it can also alter your financial and social status, impact your self-esteem and sometimes highlight your greatest vulnerabilities and insecurities. It’s...
Being Bullied as A Kid Made Me A Better Coach (and Person)
When I was in middle school social currency was all anyone had, and I didn’t have much. I was right on the edge of the “in” group, which meant sometimes I was tolerated and sometimes I was laughed at and cut out. As you might guess, the later happened more often than...
Someone I Love is Going Through Divorce. What Should I Say?
Welcome to spring! There may be snow on the ground here in Colorado, but there’s also a feeling of change and growth in the air. As the seasons change, are you or someone you love also dealing with a life transition? Many people are, as divorce filings typically...