The Healthy Divorce

A blogcast to help you find your way back to healthy and whole. 

By Jennifer Marley

How to Help Your Children Cope with Divorce

(Photo by Markus Spiske temporausch.com from pexels) Between 40% and 50% of marriages in the US end up in divorce, American Psychological Association. While a...
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By Lidia Staron

4 Great Co-Parenting Apps that Improve Communication

Divorces can be particularly tricky with all the intense emotions involved. For better or for worse, it is not wise to sink and stay at a level of negativity and...
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By Anna Kucirkova

How to Quickly Recognize Narcissistic Personality Disorder in Your Partner

(credit: Wikivisual) Narcissistic personality disorder is a condition in which the person drowns in self-love, seeing everyone else and anything else as...
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By Shannon McGorry

How I Adjusted to the 'New Normal' of Divorce

(despite the fact that the words "new normal" might make your skin crawl) During the onset of my divorce I remember when my therapist said to me: “You will need to...
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By Roz Lavberg

Never Too Late to Start Over

After the excruciating decision to leave a 28-year loveless marriage with 2 grown children, Roz ended up leaving her second marriage after just 12 weeks - and...
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