FAQ
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Is coaching the same as therapy?
No. A therapist is a trained professional who can help you address psychological or mental health concerns. It is possible that you will need to see a therapist, psychologist or other mental health professional in addition to your divorce coaching service.
02.
You're also a lawyer, can you give me legal advice?
I am a retired lawyer, but I do not provide legal advice in my practice as a Divorce Coach. In almost all cases, you will need to seek legal advice as a result of your separation or divorce.
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What does a Divorce Coach not do?
A Divorce Coach is not a lawyer, financial expert, medical professional or mental health professional. If necessary, I can help you build the team of experts necessary for your divorce journey.
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Who can benefit from a Divorce Coach?
Anyone at any stage of their separation or divorce, even if you haven’t quite made the decision to separate. Divorce Coaching can help you:
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Save money
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Save time
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Safeguard your children’s wellbeing
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Reduce stress & overwhelm
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Gain clarity
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De-escalate conflict
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Improve communication
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Create a new normal
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Maintain dignity
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Improve stability
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Re-balance
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Reduce worry
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Prioritize your wellbeing
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Find freedom
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Feel more fulfilled
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Minimize regrets
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Pursue healthier relationships
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Discover a new sense of direction
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Achieve greater peace of mind
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Rediscover your joy