Divorce Support

Aug 8, 2012 by

It is important to realize that while the experience of going through a divorce can be stressful and traumatic, it is not the end of your life. It is not the end of your happiness or even the end of romance in your life. It is the end of one relationship and although you may feel very alone at the time, the feelings of loss are a temporary stop along the road to recovery. With a healthy outlook and divorce support from family and friends, things will always get better. You will need support and...

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Parental Alienation Syndrome – Part I: Are Your Children Suffering From Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS)?

Aug 8, 2012 by

It is widely believed that divorce damages children. But is it the actual divorce that hurts children, or is it something else? In the long run, most children can survive their parent’s split. But many children can’t recover from Parental Alienation Syndrome or PAS, which is caused by a parent’s actions after the divorce. So what is PAS and why is it so harmful? PAS is caused when one parent poisons a kid’s relationship with the other parent. You don’t need to be a...

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Managing Money in Divorce

Aug 8, 2012 by

It is no secret that money problems can lead to divorce for many couples. The stress of living on a tight income and budget can be especially difficult for younger couples who don’t have many years together accumulated yet. Although financial difficulties are not usually the only single element causing a divorce, they can certainly help things along if a marriage is already about to disintegrate. Because most marriages seem to do better when incomes are stable; the extreme emotional highs...

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Support Systems after Divorce

Aug 8, 2012 by

Going through a divorce is not the end of your life even though it might be stressful and traumatic. Divorce is not the end of relationships and happiness in your life, it is a temporary situation, and with some support from your family and friends your life will eventually get better. Divorce has four stages; denial, depression, withdrawal and recovery, and it takes time to work your way thorough each. The passage of time can help sooth savage emotions and gradually allow negative feelings to...

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