No matter how you’re feeling now, divorce can be your doorway to a wonderful new life!
During the 10-Week Rebuilding Program, you’ll learn how to let go, discover your potential and bring joy and happiness back into your life.
The 10-Week Rebuilding series has been refined over 40 years to help you move forward with strength, clarity and wisdom.
Classes begin every five weeks via Zoom, but why not preview the first class for FREE? All you have to lose is the sadness, fear and codependency that’s holding you back.
The best way to move forward is by understanding where you are now. Complete the Fisher Divorce Adjustment Scale to assess how you’re adjusting to the end of your relationship.
I also offer a 20-minute complimentary phone consultation to help interpret your results.
Nick and Tara have many years of experience supporting individuals, couples and groups as they work through divorce and emerge stronger than ever.
They’re here to help you rebuild your self-esteem, regain your confidence and restore your self-reliance.
Designed to help you heal and rediscover joy, love and purpose, this transformative journey will show you how to:
Transition from being powerless to empowered
Disentangle from your ex-spouse and stop being codependent
Identify destructive and constructive behaviors to create healthier relationships
Effectively relate and express your grief and anger
Build self-esteem and start loving yourself
Create emotional intimacy with yourself and others
Forgive others and yourself
Nick told me that we all go through the ending alone and that in order to heal and grow we cannot get through by ourselves. The huge amount of support I gained from the book, the teaching, the session with Nick and from my fellow students was amazing.
- Melanie N.
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Going through a divorce can be one of the most challenging times in your life. Finding the right support group can make a significant difference in how you navigate this emotional journey. Support groups provide not only emotional support but also practical advice, helping you rebuild your life after a major upheaval. Here’s how you can choose the right support group to meet your needs.
Divorce can leave you feeling isolated, overwhelmed, and unsure of where to turn. Joining a support group gives you the chance to connect with others who are experiencing similar challenges. These groups can offer a safe space to share your feelings, gain perspective from others, and receive the encouragement needed to move forward. The shared experience of a support group often provides comfort and can be a powerful tool in your healing process.
Before you choose a support group, it’s essential to assess what you need most at this point in your journey. Are you looking for emotional support, practical advice on co-parenting, or tips on rebuilding your life? Understanding your primary needs will help you narrow down the type of support group that will benefit you the most.
There are various types of support groups available, each catering to different needs:
General Divorce Support Groups: These groups are open to anyone going through a divorce and typically focus on providing emotional support and practical advice on navigating life after divorce.
Specialized Support Groups: Some groups focus on specific aspects of divorce, such as co-parenting, dealing with a high-conflict ex-partner, or rebuilding self-esteem after a relationship ends. If you have a particular challenge, these specialized groups might be more beneficial.
Online vs. In-Person Groups: Online support groups offer flexibility and anonymity, making them a great option if you’re not comfortable sharing in person. In-person groups, on the other hand, provide a more personal connection and the chance to build deeper relationships.
Once you have identified your needs, it’s time to find a group that fits well with your personality and situation. Here are some tips to help you choose:
Do Your Research: Look into the groups available in your area or online. Check reviews, talk to facilitators, and if possible, attend a session to see if it’s the right fit for you.
Consider the Group Size: Some people thrive in larger groups, while others prefer the intimacy of a smaller group. Consider what environment makes you feel most comfortable.
Evaluate the Group’s Approach: Different groups have different approaches, ranging from peer-led discussions to more structured programs led by professionals. Choose a group that aligns with your preferences.
Once you’ve joined a group, it’s important to engage actively. Share your experiences, listen to others, and be open to the advice and support offered. Remember, the goal is to heal and move forward, so try to approach the group with an open mind and a willingness to grow.
Finding the right support group during your divorce can be a crucial step in your healing process. By understanding your needs, researching your options, and choosing a group that feels right for you, you can find the support you need to navigate this difficult time. Whether you prefer online anonymity or in-person connection, there’s a group out there that can help you rebuild and find hope again.
For more information on divorce support groups, you can explore resources and programs offered by Rebuilders atRebuilders.net (Divorce Recovery) (Divorce Recovery).
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