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- Children And Divorce- Effects of Divorce on Children: How Can You Minimise Them? - by Submitted on May 26, 2011 from James RichardsonParents need to understand themselves and their problems before they can fully help their children. By seeking out help for yourself , you are taking the first step in your divorce recovery process . By healing yourself and working through the emotions and issues following your relationship ...
Views: 1084 - How to Deal With The Emotions We Experience Following Our Relationship Breakdown, Separation Or Divorce. Part One: Anger. - by Submitted on May 20, 2011 from James RichardsonAnger is a natural, healthy, protecting emotion.It can be a very positive emotion when it motivates you to turn your life around , to suit you better. Its a powerful tool to let people know your wishes- hopefully in a non aggressive, assertive way. The anger caused by the end of a relationship ...
Views: 1217 - Your emotional journey in the early days following your relationship break up or separation-What to Expect! - by Submitted on May 07, 2011 from James RichardsonFollowing your divorce,relationship break up or separation,you may be surprised and alarmed to experience both the strength and range of emotions that you are currently feeling. You may notice that your emotions are different to other people who are separated. This appears, in part,to depend ...
Views: 2950(1 vote) - The 4 Emotional “Paths” You can take following your Relationship Breakdown,Separation or Divorce. - by Submitted on May 04, 2011 from James RichardsonThe 4 Emotional “Paths” You can take following your Relationship Breakdown,Break Up,Separation or Divorce. Many years of experience and research at the Divorce Recovery Centre indicates that following the end of your relationship there are 4 emotional “paths” you may follow. Infact in the ...
Views: 1717 - What really works in overcoming the trauma of a relationship breakdown? - by Submitted on Apr 24, 2011 from James RichardsonWhen a relationship ends it is one of life’s most stressful and painful experiences. Emotions are in turmoil, children are disrupted,concentration is reduced and productivity is lost. I have run Divorce Recovery courses for many years for people experiencing the trauma of a breakdown of ...
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