Divorce Recovery

“I feel so empty and lost, yet…”

“I still get up, get the kids to school, go to work…”

“I don’t know how. I don’t even know who I am anymore.”

“I make it through the day without falling apart, but inside, I’m a wreck.”

“I invested the best years of my life, and now…”

“What a waste!”

“People tell me the divorce wasn’t my fault.”

“So, why do I feel like such a failure??”

“My friends bash my ex, thinking it’ll make me feel better. It doesn’t.”

“I wonder, “’Was it me? Was I just not enough?’”

“It’s so lonely waking up to an empty bed.”

“I’m scared I’m going to be alone forever – that I’ll always feel this way.”

“I feel the push to be social, but I hate going out because all my friends are married or in a relationship. It’s awkward.”

“People say I should date, but I’m not sure I’m ready for that. I feel so… shattered.”

There is life after divorce.

The woundedness you feel right now is intense. This is one of the worst life crises you’ll ever go through. Things may feel overwhelming.

And you may question whether you’ll ever be the same again. You won’t.

Divorce changes you…

Only you can decide how.

Mend your broken heart.

You don’t need to chase love. You need to chase your dreams.

And you can’t do that until you’ve truly healed.

It takes more than the passing of time to heal. It takes focus and a willingness to understand the pain. And then… to turn it into something productive and beautiful.

Let me help.

Divorce devastates relationships. It changes how you interact with God and your ex. It shapes the lens through which you view yourself. And it can become a barrier between you and the life you long for.

Here’s how to change that…

Step one: Stop the stinking thinking! We do this with powerful self-reflection and thought-reframing activities that break unhealthy, unproductive mindsets.

Step two: Zone in. I’ll help you figure out what went wrong and why. Is there a pattern that needs to end?

Step three: Get clear. I’ll show you how to define what you truly want and why. What are your non-negotiables?

Step four: Communicate clearly. You’ll learn how to expect more, set realistic boundaries, and speak your needs clearly, concisely, and effectively.

It’s time to forge ahead!

I’ve walked in your shoes and helped countless others through the emotional rollercoaster of divorce.

Let’s put you on a path toward healing. You’re not alone in this journey!

Reach out today by phone or the contact form to set up a free 15-minute consultation: (972) 975-9839.