Emotional Support
Below are our 7 articles in the 'emotional support' category:
There’s no doubt about it, a Christmas after separation or divorce can seem like a very lonely, depressing time. If you have kids, it can also be a difficult time, as they’re wrenched from the ...
One thing that inevitably happens in a breakup is that you lose some friends. They become his friends and her friends. While those who stick with you form a core group you can rely on, there’s no ...
After a break up you’ll find that you need your friends more than ever. They can be a source of solace and understanding, people whom you can talk to about both the past and the future.
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Separation and divorce are traumatic times, and it can be difficult to see a light at the end of the tunnel when you’re in your darkest times. Even with an amicable break up, there are many ...
For parents, separation and divorce can be an extremely difficult time. One of them - usually but not always the woman - becomes a single parent, primarily responsible for the kids, which can be a ...
You might think that when you split with a partner, you have to cut yourself off completely from his or her friends and family. But why does that have to be the case? There’s certainly no hard and ...
When a break up happens, we turn to our friends, but we also instinctively turn to our families. It’s a natural reaction to look to family. We know and trust them, and believe they’ll be on our ...
