For more information or to book an interview, please contact:
Dan Couvrette, Publisher of Divorce Magazine: danc@divorcemag.com, (888) 217-9538 ext. 24

 Latest Divorce Magazine offers "Boot Camp"-style
advice for the broken-hearted

TORONTO – When a person's heart has been broken from a divorce or separation, it can be hard for that person to motivate him/herself to get back on track again. But it is possible to move on to a new life with new goals. Divorce Magazine and DivorceMagazine.com, which have provided first-rate divorce information and resources for 13 years, offer valuable tips on mending broken hearts in the magazine's latest issue, which excerpts Audrey Valeriani's book, Boot Camp for the Broken-Hearted.

"Valeriani's book is a very useful guide for women on how to survive and even thrive after divorce," says Dan Couvrette, the publisher and CEO of Divorce Magazine and DivorceMagazine.com. "We're committed to bringing useful articles to our readers and online visitors to help them find personal happiness while going through a divorce."

Valeriani, who lives in Jamaica Plain, MA, is a columnist for The Malden Observer, the board chair of the non-profit organization Self Esteem Boston Educational Institute, Inc., and the creator of TheAccidentalExpert.com. In Divorce Magazine's excerpt from her latest book, she discusses the stages of grief that accompany a broken relationship – and suggests things that readers can focus on and do in order to jumpstart a new life.

The Winter/Spring 2009 issue of Divorce Magazine will be available in  late January. It also features these articles:

• Divorce Court's Judge Lynn Toler gives her take on the emerging trend of "unbundling" legal services
• How to make a strong case for spousal support
• A divorce mediator's perspective on choosing the best resolution process
• Keeping the nastiness of your divorce away from your children
• "Essential Divorce Guide" – eight must-read articles for divorcing people
• Common divorce questions answered by professionals and experts.

You can read articles from the latest Divorce Magazine issue here:

• Boot Camp for the Broken-Hearted
• Making Your Case for Spousal Support
• In the Best Interest of the Child
• Choosing and Effective Dissolution Process to Transform Grief
• Advice from Judge Toler: Unbundled

For more articles on divorce, please visit http://www.divorcemag.com/articles/

Launched in 1996, Divorce Magazine is North America's only magazine devoted entirely to divorce, published twice a year with six regional editions full of helpful articles as well as guides to local divorce professionals. Its website, DivorceMagazine.com, has been the leading divorce-related website since 1996, offering a diverse archive with thousands of pages of self-help articles as well as public forums, polls, and information on local divorce professionals.

For more information on Divorce Magazine and DivorceMagazine.com, contact publisher Dan Couvrette: (888) 217-9538 ext. 24 danc@divorcemag.com