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Blogger's Bio

Kat Forsythe MSW

I know the agonizing pain of divorce. After my own brutal divorce after 33 years of marriage, I struggled to regain my sense of who I was. When I finally got my sea legs back, I decided to refocus my professional life and devote my background and my strengths to helping others through the journey of divorce – or any other cataclysmic midlife event.

My most important job is providing a lifeline to clients crying out for help, inspiration, or a plan after divorce. For more than 25 years, my passion has been helping individuals navigate the turbulent waters of divorce. Together, my clients and I strategize and reclaim the life they want – based on their strengths and my practical, no-nonsense, 6-tiered plan to get them to “Forward“!

My credentials include:
• AB University of Michigan
• MSW (Master of Social Work) University of Cincinnati
• Post-graduate studies San Francisco State University
• University Of Cincinnati College Of Medicine – facilitator for MD interns - how to talk to patients about personal issues (divorce, relationships, sexuality).
• Certified Myers-Briggs personality type consultant and trainer

Blog posts created by this author

Reducing Divorce Anxiety through Journaling

Find Relief from Divorce Anxiety with Journaling Nothing rouses the anxiety monster like divorce. You’ll do anything to run away from it. Drugs? Exercise? Meditation? Here’s my secret weapon to combat divorce anxiety: journaling. Journaling? No kidding. It’s a surefire way to kill the demons of doubt. It’s what kept me sane last week during […]

Divorce Advice from an MRI: Turn Fear into Focus

Who knew? As I lay motionless in the MRI tube yesterday, I learned a valuable piece of divorce advice: No matter what “noise” rattles and screams around you, there’s a way to listen beyond it – to hear the music that’s your key to survival. You can turn fear into focus, even in the scariest of […]

Coping with Divorce Over the Holidays: How to Handle Irritating People

Here’s a blinding flash of the obvious: People are going to annoy you over the holidays – more than any other time of the year. Why bring it up? Because if you’re in the midst of a divorce, your mental health may be teetering on the edge of sanity during the holidays. Knowing how to […]

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