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Over the past year the divorce coaching world has exploded, and there’s now more choice than ever when it comes to choosing who to work with as you divorce. Here are five simple questions to ask your divorce coach – current or prospective.
I know many women are unsure of what a divorce coach actually does, and how they help! Get the answers you need on how to make the most of working with a divorce coach here.
In my decade of supporting women through divorce, I’ve heard all the different reasons for why a marriage is over. And one that crops up time and time again is addiction issues in their spouse, particularly with alcohol. So in this blog I’m going to walk you through the issues to consider and steps to take when you’re divorcing an alcoholic.
In this blog we’ll focus on the mindset and emotional side of divorce, but it’s important to stay on top of the practical side of things too. Take a look at this blog on preparing your personal divorce journey to help with that.
I’ve been a divorce coach for over a decade, and was a lawyer and a mediator before that. So I’ve been on the scene a good long while and know plenty of divorce lawyers who are at the top of their game. These are people who have supported hundreds of women through divorce, and witnessed the impact a good divorce coach can have. Here’s what they had to say about the green flags to look for when choosing a divorce coach
What does a divorce coach do anyway? In a nutshell, I’ll save you time, money and emotional energy. But how? Read on to find out five game-changing ways a divorce coach can help you.
Who needs a divorce coach? If you fall into one of the five groups I share in this blog, I know I can help save you time, money and emotional energy in your divorce. Read on to find out who they are!
Read Sarah’s story, understand the 7 signs of a high conflict divorce, and learn why it’s so vital to recognise if it’s where you are right now.
The thought of divorce is scary – I get it.
When you know exactly what you have and what you want and need, you trust yourself and your confidence grows.
When you have trust in yourself you have a voice. When you have a voice, you’re able to advocate for yourself putting yourself in the best position to get your divorce done in the easiest way possible.
In this FREE guide, I will help you understand the 3 steps you need to take in order for you to be able to approach your divorce from a place of calm, clarity and confidence.
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