Yes, it’s possible — with the right attitude and support.
If you and your spouse have decided to divorce, you know that no matter how much you want to proceed in a way that’s best for everyone, emotions are running high. Everyone, especially the children, is suffering. You know the marriage is over, you worry that you face a long and destructive legal battle, and you want your children to feel loved, protected, and nurtured.
You have the capacity to make your divorce less painful if you approach it as a problem to be solved, not as a battle to be won. Even though you are divorcing your spouse, you will always be parents to your children. Your family is changing but you are still a family. Now, hard as it may be, is a critical time to learn to cooperate. You are laying the groundwork for the rest of your and your children’s lives.
Together we create a safe emotional space where you can come to terms with the end of your marriage, find closure, and move toward the next chapter in your lives as constructively as possible.
