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November 28, 2011

Micki McWade: 10 Tips for a Sane Divorce: Five for You, Five for Me

Maintaining sanity during divorce, while large waves of unpredictable and conflicting emotions rise and fall, is an enormous personal challenge. Remaining sane and grounded, however, is our adult responsibility regardless of the temptation to think and act otherwise. Children need their parents more than ever and work responsibilities continue.

The definition of, and suggestions for maintaining sanity during a divorce differ, depending on whether you are the initiator of the divorce or the one who is left. The emotional state and perspectives are quite different. Here are some suggestions for each perspective.

FOR THE INITIATOR:

1. Realize that you are further along emotionally than your spouse.

via Micki McWade: 10 Tips for a Sane Divorce: Five for You, Five for Me.

posted to Divorce,Mediation,Parenting @ 7:30 pm

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