4 Reasons Community Support is Essential During a Divorce
Divorce can feel like one of the loneliest times in your life. Joining a community may end up being one of the best choices you make along the way.
5 Ways Giving Up Can Be a Sign of Strength
Sometimes, giving up is a sign of strength and an acknowledgment that something you are doing or “persisting at” is not healthy or helpful for you.
This Uncle’s Letter About Divorce is Helping Women Across America
A member of our Facebook Group recently shared a letter about divorce that was written to her by her uncle, to help her get back on her feet. Read it here.
Creating a Plan of Action for Your Divorce
It’s critical to be informed as you negotiate your divorce settlement as there are a lot of things you might not even realize are important until it’s too late.
How to Avoid Buyer’s Remorse When Negotiating Your Divorce Financial Settlement
Once your Divorce Decree is finalized, your spouse is only required to provide you with what was negotiated. Calculate accurately or you'll pay the price!
The Space Between Stimulus and Response
There is a space between stimulus and response. It isn’t just for you to choose your next action or words carefully. It’s also for you to look within.
8 Signs You’ve Healed After Your Broken Marriage
Healing after a divorce is different for everyone, but as long as you are actively making choices to better yourself, you're headed in the right direction.
How to Let Go of Single Mom Shame
For many of us, raising our kids alone was a Plan B, but that doesn’t mean it has to be viewed as a shameful. If you're feeling single mom shame, read this.
What Cross-gender Friendships Can Teach Our Kids
Dena Landon explains how cross-gender friendships can help our children build healthier relationships later in life.
Feeling Lonely After Divorce? You’re Not Alone
Being alone doesn't have to mean feeling lonely, especially after a divorce. Divorce writer Stacey Freeman explains why.
