Divorce often leads to unresolved feelings of anger, betrayal, and sadness. The Divorce Recovery Workbook offers a unique approach using mindfulness and positive psychology to help readers cope with these negative emotions so that they can rebuild their lives. With exercises and tips for managing a difficult co-parenting relationship and powerful practices based in self-compassion and forgiveness, readers will learn to heal, forgive, and form new, loving relationships.
Questions, self-tests, excercises, and practical information will enable you to: Find the right lawyer and settle your divorce as fairly and as quickly as possible Decide whether mediation is right for you Regain self-esteem and faith in ...
Unlike other books on divorce, Living Unbroken takes a deep dive into understanding and overcoming the emotional toll divorce, separation, and the loss of a serious long-term relationship has on a woman’s well-being.
"Growing Through Divorce is one of the most practical, insightful, and helpful books available today.
Specifically created for groups of women only, The Living Unbroken Divorce Recovery Workbook offers: Access to 7 videos hosted by the author plus a downloadable leader’s guide Journal prompts, discussion questions, prayers, Scripture ...
H. Norman Wright says, “Each day you will discover new losses that you never planned on.” Recovery involves being aware of your losses. Mr. Wright continues, “If you've experienced a number of crises or ongoing losses in your life, ...
A positive step-by-step programme for putting your life back together when your relationship ends.
Whether you are in the earliest stages of divorce, are newly single again, are processing an earlier divorce, or know someone whose marriage is ending, New Life After Divorce offers encouragement and hope that this new life will be a good ...
Selected as an exemplary Christian self-help book by the Illumination Book Awards, Peace after Divorce walks you through a process that helps you cope with and heal from divorce.
A book for anyone faced with a midlife divorce, this guide walks readers through surviving the emotional and practical fallout of a marriage's end--and with humor and sympathy, urges readers to see the bright future waiting just ahead.
These are : “ I'm not okay and neither are you ” ; “ I'm okay and you're not okay ” ; “ I'm not okay and you're okay . ” It would be interesting to understand why some people stay stuck in one of these positions and are not able to ...