Research and numerous studies have demonstrated that parental conflict is the most damaging aspect of a divorce for children. Custody schedule exchanges (parenting time transitions) are ripe with opportunities for conflict between the parents. Whether you are in the middle … Read More
The Decision to Divorce: Use a Counselor or a Mediator? As a family mediator specializing in divorce, I have had many clients who contact me for help with the decision to divorce or separate. Why do people seek help from … Read More
Oregon Divorce Support Groups: Benefits and Structure Divorce support groups in Oregon (also known as divorce recovery groups) are the ideal way to heal the pain, grief and devastation that divorce leaves in its wake. While divorce counseling can help … Read More
Even if the ultimate decision has been made, you may be wondering “when is it time for a divorce?” Much like the transition to parenthood, it is rare that people are ready for a divorce. Further complicating your readiness is … Read More
Whether it is your wife or husband in denial about divorce or separation, you are feeling stuck. You have tried a few or times to discuss with the initial steps in your divorce process, yet they avoid, postpone, or pick … Read More
Are you regularly asking yourself “Should I get a divorce?” and feeling conflicted about it? Your uncertainty is a healthy indicator that you are not making a knee-jerk reaction during a period of heightened hurt or anger. There are few … Read More
Research shows that divorce is one of the most stressful events that people can encounter in life. Learn the top 10 tips to support you in a healthy divorce process and transition… Read More