Journal Exercise: Divorce and Grief
Dec 09, 2024
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Many clients come to me after their divorce is final, when they need help processing their grief, letting go of what no longer serves them, and rediscovering a sense of clarity and purpose. This journal exercise is one of the many tools I provide to help clients move forward with greater...
Parenting While Sick – Lessons From Last Week
Sep 30, 2024
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Last week, my teenage son and I were both down for the count, hit by some miserable bug that left us bedridden. You know the kind: fever, chills, no energy, and the never-ending cough. It was one of those weeks where everything feels ten times harder because you’re running on empty.
As I...
How to Create a Divorce Budget
May 15, 2023
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Most Americans live paycheck to paycheck and don't have an opportunity to see what money is flowing in and out. That's where a budget is crucial. Not as a strict set of rules made to dictate your life, but as a way of seeing clearly. I work with my clients to take the fear out of unknown. To find...
DIY Divorce Connecticut: What Should I have in my parenting plan?
May 10, 2023
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Here is a quick list of issues to think about when creating a parenting plan (custody agreement) in Connecticut.
Parenting Plan Checklist: Legal Custody
- Medical Decisions: Emergency and routine decision-making, notification, legal consent.
- Education: School districts, lessons,...
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