Learn About Holistic Divorce

When you got married, every aspect of your life became intertwined with another person. When you divorce, these threads need to be unwound as you create your new, independent life. There are emotions to process. There are added responsibilities. If you share children, there is a new "co-parent" dynamic to sort out. And how are you supposed to communicate without arguing?  

Holistic Divorce Education will teach skills that allow you to...

• understand legal jargon related to divorce and custody,
• recognize and manage your emotions with agility,
• understand the grieving process associated with divorce,
• manage challenging situations and develop new and better coping strategies,
• communicate and negotiate effectively,
• transform from an angry spouse into an effective, cooperative co-parent,
• help children thrive through divorce,
• understand important legal tasks to accomplish,
• develop mindfulness.

Holistic Divorce Education can help people litigating divorce to better manage the process and improve their outcomes. Further, these skills are transferable to other areas of your life, and can improve your relationships, your effectiveness at work, and how you manage future life challenges. To be clear: this is not therapy; these are practical skills which can not only support better litigated outcomes, but may also improve how you interact with the world.

Contested, litigated, and “scorched earth" divorces can cost tens of thousands of dollars and sometimes more. Sometimes, however, litigation is the only way forward. Even then, it doesn't have to be a run-away train of funds. If you are forced to engage in contested litigation, these skills can strengthen your decision-making ability and help you avoid emotion-fueled conduct that raises costs and detracts from your case. 

For those mediating their divorce, Holistic Divorce Education can set the stage for streamlined mediation and can also create an infrastructure for future problem-solving—without any third-party, judge, or mediator.