Let’s face it, it’s a challenge for parents to create new traditions and devise a plan to survive the holidays. For the recently divorced parent, the holidays can be an emotional, stressful, and perhaps a lonely time of year – especially if they don’t have new traditions and support systems in place.
Holidays
The Holidays are Coming: How Do You Want to Show Up for Your Kids?
Imagine it’s five years from now and you are looking back at this time. Picture your children’s faces in their best moments. How do you have to be in order for them to feel relaxed and happy?
How to Tell Your Kids That This Year’s Holiday Traditions Will Be Different
Having to explain to your kids that they won’t enjoy the same holiday traditions they once did may be difficult, but with the right approach, it can be done successfully. Here are tips for having that difficult conversation with them.
The New Decade: Will You Choose Freedom or Fear?
2020 begins a new decade, will you choose to have the decade be one of freedom or fear?
4 Tips to Help You Survive Your First Post-Divorce Christmas
How you feel at your first post-divorce Christmas is up to you. You can wallow in self-pity, or put on a smile and get the most out of the holiday.
The Holidays Can be a Painful Reminder of the Things You’ve Lost
The holidays can be stressful for all of us – but for the recently divorced, they bring a new set of painful challenges.
7 New Year’s Resolutions for Divorced or Divorcing People
Divorce and separation bring change, wanted or not. Why not take advantage of the opportunity to create New Year’s resolutions that fit your new life?
How to Put the Happy Back into Happy Holidays
Being happy during the holidays starts with you. If you are dreading the holiday season this year, here are some things to consider.
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