Remember the saying, “All things shall pass.” This was my motto during divorce and it can be used during a less favorite season. The cycle of seasons, like life, encompasses variety and keeps things interesting.
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Wendi Schuller
Wendi Schuller is a dating coach, particularly helping people start dating again post-divorce. She is also a nurse, hypnotherapist, and is certified in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). She wrote "The Global Guide To Divorce" and is a speaker in the divorce field in London. She has over 200 published articles. Her children's book series is Jack Jack The Cat.
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Tips on Post-Divorce Dating After 45
After experiencing divorce, break-up, or even the death of your spouse, it can be daunting to jump back into the dating pool. Here’s what you need to know about dating after 45.
How to Start Dating After Divorce
It can be challenging dating after divorce. You may be living on your own without kids and are clueless how to get started back into the dating game.
Stages of Grief During Divorce
Grief can be a part of the divorce process and beyond. It is mourning what was and will never be again.
Co-Parenting Through The Holidays During COVID-19
Here are tips on how to set guidelines and how to celebrate while keeping social distance.
Making New Friends Post-Divorce
Losing friends post-divorce is hard, but there are ways you can meet new ones and rekindle old relationships. Here are some tips.
Post-Divorce Experiences: Become an Active Participant in Life!
Your first instinct after divorce may be to isolate yourself. It’s important, though, that you become an active participant in life. Get out and live!
The Problem of Non-Commitment In Relationships Post-Divorce
In the past, you met someone, started dating, and a relationship with commitment followed. Nowadays, it seems that there seems to be a problem of non-commitment in relationships after divorce.
Taking a Vacation After Divorce is Good For Your Health
Taking a vacation has many benefits, both on a personal and professional level. Here are some reasons why you should take a vacation after divorce.
Your Spouse Is Not A Mind Reader
You can’t always get what you want, but if you open your mouth and clearly state what you want and need, 9 times out of 10 your spouse will respond positively.
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