Understanding your Adult Attachment with compassion may help you to accept the ending of your marriage, examine your part in its problems and demise and seek therapy to work at earning a Secure Autonomous Adult Attachment.
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Adult Attachment and Divorce: A New Perspective – Part 1
Adult Attachments evolve from early childhood experiences and the successes or failures from relationships in adolescence and early adulthood.
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The Effects of Military PTSD on Marriage & How to Navigate It
There are many different effects of military PTSD on marriage. In fact, study on marriage and divorce following military deployment in Afghanistan found that veterans were more likely to get divorced than their peers.
6 Reasons Some Domestic Violence Victims Don’t Leave the Relationship
These six are in no way the only reasons why domestic violence victims choose to stay, however, they are the most common ones and sadly, there is often a combination of all these factors at play.
How To Prepare For A Divorce From A Legal Standpoint
If you find yourself facing the prospect of legally dissolving your marriage, there are certain things you can do to prepare for a divorce and make the process easier.
Displaced Homemakers Network of New Jersey Helping Divorced Women
The Displaced Homemakers Network of New Jersey has established an initiative to help divorced women kickstart their real estate career. Learn about it here.
4 Therapy Tools to Bring to the Divorce Mediation Table
At the end of the day, therapy and mediation are complementary. The standard therapy tools of rapport building, validation, recognizing core needs and establishing goals, and cognitive reframing can also be an important part of the mediation process.
Stop Saying ‘I’m Sorry’ When Hearing of Someone’s Divorce
Next time, instead of defaulting to “I’m sorry” when hearing of someone’s divorce, consider whether the divorced or divorcing person might be ready for encouragement or congratulations on the achievement.
7 Divorce Books Worth Reading to Help You Through Divorce
Getting a divorce is a difficult choice to make. Although time really does heal everything, there are certain things you can do that can make everything feel a little a bit better – including reading divorce books.
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