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The role divorce plays on emotional balance can be devastating for many women and men - anger, resentment, and a feeling of loss often linger well beyond the life span and fatality of the marriage. Since a lot of the stigma of days gone by has been lifted, many are obtaining that it is easier to work through these negative feelings, turning this life-altering event into a positive one by creating an improved, more fulfilling life after divorce. Whether a marriage was short-term or long-term, the pain felt by the individuals involved with either type is often quite similar after it dissolves. There are also key behaviours and feelings unique to both the individual leaving the partnership as well as the main one being still left. What both associates have in common, however, is a deep sense of loss. Life After Divorce, Revised & Updated guides viewers through this distress, offering tips how to recover, secrets to dealing with both new and old connections outside the marriage, how to communicate with children caught in the crossfire, and how to deal with the consequences of financial instability in the house. In this up to date and revised model of the traditional publication Life After Divorce, bestselling writer and therapist Sharon Wegscheider-Cruse describes the most common issues associated with the dissolution of relationships - abuse, craving, lack of communication, money, career goals, social pursuits, and cheating are just a few. Readers learn how to understand the divorce process without the additional cost of unwanted legal professional fees, the difference between a collaborative and mediation divorce, and choosing which path is right on their behalf. Also provided are two new chapters, one focusing on mature children whose parents have chosen to divorce later in life and how they can effectively deal with the guilt associated with sensing the pressure for taking sides, and the other clarifies how technology is important in the dissolution of relationships. Wegscheider-Cruse believes that every person has the ability to expand from the trauma of divorce, developing an improved, well-rounded individual. Tranquility, fulfillment, and increased self-esteem are possible after divorce, as is obtaining a loving and lasting romance with a new partner.
