Dreams have been described as dress rehearsals for real life, opportunities to gratify wishes, and a form of nocturnal therapy. A new theory aims to make sense of it all.
Overwhelmed, exhausted, or anxious about your divorce? A Divorce Coach can get you through it. Here's how a Divorce Coach can help—and how you can find a great one.
Are you harboring a secret? The discovery of lies or "lies by omission" can derail your divorce and have catastrophic long-term effects. Here are some common secrets in divorce.
A comprehensive, documented parenting plan, like a peace treaty, will help parents avoid future battles so that parenting disagreements will not escalate into conflict. Here's how.
Talk with anyone who has been divorced, and they will likely tell you trauma took over their body, mind, and spirit. Here are 15 ways to begin to heal.
There is now no escape from the marital problems one could previously sweep under the rug. Marriages that were tense or rocky before COVID now face a day of reckoning.
You probably don't want to divorce your entire extended family. Why do in-laws feel they have to choose sides? And how can you prevent it in your divorce?
Most divorcing people say they don’t want to spend a lot of money on their divorce. Here's how your choices can increase the costs and tips to help you control them.
Is your marriage in trouble? Hoping to avoid divorce? Don't wait till it's too late to go to counseling! Know what you're getting into and what to expect. It will help.
"Divorcelings" disrupt the divorce and drive up costs because they are hurt. There are long-term effects of their behavior, and there are ways to help them.
Boredom, frustration, and anger amplified by relationship problems can make you feel out of control. These tips can help when you're climbing the walls.
The coronavirus adds a new layer of worry and anxiety to an already stressful divorce process. If you're stuck at home, you can still finish your divorce with these 10 steps.
10 tips on how to talk to your kids about your upcoming separation or divorce. Doing it right can have long-term payoffs for their relationships and mental health.
Three factors shape your children's story of their parents' divorce. Knowing this, there are things you can do to help them build a healthy story of resilience.
Divorce recovery takes months or years. How it unfolds depends on many factors, including how complicated your marriage and divorce have been. Here are some helpful steps.