I see a significant amount of people who are shocked their partner actually wants to divorce them. They never believed it would actually happen, some
“Are we headed for divorce?”
When I'm asked this question, I usually respond with this question... "Do you love how you feel about yourself when you are with your
“When is a relationship over?”
When someone asks me this question, the answer I give is very simple, many will give you many complex answers, but the reality is very simple. I
Too Many People Regret Divorcing Once the Dust has Settled
Very sad divorce regret story that changed her whole life and the life of her child, who had no say in her mistake; she said to me, "...but I'm
10 Steps for Divorce Prevention
I have spent many many years working only with couples who are in crisis and on the edge of divorce. What I’ve learnt during this time is what
Is Divorce really the best solution?
Far too many couples are seeking divorce because they see it as a solution to an unhappy marriage. Divorce is a solution, but it isn't a solution
Divorce Alert: Most Couples Misdiagnose Their Problems
The majority of couples in crisis are trying to solve the wrong problem in their marriage, and it’s leading them into an unnecessary divorce. In
“There’s no hope in hell – I want a divorce!”
So what do you do when the trust is broken so badly that their relationship ends with them selling their family home and moving into separate
Mistake to avoid if you want to stop a divorce
In todays post I’ll share the one thing everyone that comes to see me is doing that’s almost guaranteed to make their relationship worse. The
“How to become a team and save your marriage from divorce”
In today's post, I'm not going to hold back because getting this part wrong means a life of unhappiness so if you have had enough this post might be
His Marriage was Over!
This man was in the depths of sadness; his marriage was over, but he didn’t want it to be. They had seen numerous counsellors who had all concluded
Misdiagnosis – Divorce Prevention Part 3
Your relationship is on the edge of an irreversible crisis. What do you do? How do you find a proven way to see the crisis as solvable when