On The Verge Of Divorce
How do you approach the most challenging time in your life?
What can a coach help you with?
The number one question I hear from people on the brink of divorce is, “Do I stay or do I go? How do I know what the right answer is?” There are so many options at this point in a relationship!! If you’re not quite sure which way to go we sit down and really dig into why. What’s stopping you from leaving? What do you really want in life? What does divorce mean to you? Would you want to save this marriage? How much work and energy will you give?
Why Would I work with a coach?
Some people need mediation to see what divorce looks like. Some people need a break from each other to really work on the hurt, anger, frustration, and disconnect that has probably been building for many years.
Some people need to create goals and find ways to manifest the courage and confidence within themselves to go for those goals. Whether they be mentioning the want to divorce to their partner, reaching out to family for support, looking into changing locations/careers, knowing more about what co parenting would look like, what exactly the divorce process entails.
How Does It Work?
What we discuss in these sessions is where you currently are and where you want to be in the future. We set goals, find answers, and truly seek the best way for you to handle your situation and thrive throughout the entire process of separation and divorce. I am available by email to my divorcing clients during the week days and I know emergencies come up and scary situations can arise so I am here for things like emergency hearings, pre mediation sessions, pre and post hearing sessions, pre and post drop off sessions (co parenting). This can be a scary and very lonely time and my goal is to accompany you through the journey to help decrease the negative emotions as much as possible and help you with a smooth transition.
My Story
I am a Certified Professional Coach specializing in Relationship and Divorce. I am also an Energy Leadership Index-Master Practitioner. I worked for a Family Law Attorney for 3 years and, while I am now a happily married woman with 3 kids, I was once a tired, completely alone, struggling, single mom going through an awful divorce.