Book: After Your Divorce - Creating the Good Life on Your Own by Cynthia MacGregor, Robert E. Alberti
categories: Book, Relationships, Separation, Custody, New Beginning, Remarry, Kids, Divorce
Cynthia MacGregor
about this book: From "I do" to "I don't any longer," your new journey begins as you start a new life on your own, quite possibly with children. This book, written for women who are divorced or contemplating divorcing, covers many aspects of the post-divorce process from getting emotional support to getting through the transitional period to coping with your kids' questions and fears. How will you answer their questions? How will you handle it when your ex starts vying with you for the kids' love and loyalty, or asking the kids to "play spy" and tell him what you are up to these days and what men are coming over to the house? How will you build a new life for yourself, with new friends, new interests, new activities, and new support networks? What are the biggest mistakes you might be tempted to inadvertently make at this time? What are the best and most helpful things you can do for yourself? When is it a good idea to start dating again? How do you handle the financial shortages that face many divorced women? These are just some of the questions and situations covered in this book.
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about this book: From "I do" to "I don't any longer," your new journey begins as you start a new life on your own, quite possibly with children. This book, written for women who are divorced or contemplating divorcing, covers many aspects of the post-divorce process from getting emotional support to getting through the transitional period to coping with your kids' questions and fears. How will you answer their questions? How will you handle it when your ex starts vying with you for the kids' love and loyalty, or asking the kids to "play spy" and tell him what you are up to these days and what men are coming over to the house? How will you build a new life for yourself, with new friends, new interests, new activities, and new support networks? What are the biggest mistakes you might be tempted to inadvertently make at this time? What are the best and most helpful things you can do for yourself? When is it a good idea to start dating again? How do you handle the financial shortages that face many divorced women? These are just some of the questions and situations covered in this book.
