Separation/Divorce Preparation Counselling
It takes a lot of time and a lot of pain to accept that the relationship you are in is beyond saving. Moving on from comfortable is the hardest thing in the world - who would want to?
The hardest part is the unknown of what could be outside of your comfort zone.
We take the time to go through the positive and negatives of staying and going, costs, times when you need lawyers, how to deal with an angry ex-partner, future relationships, kids, finances, what you need in place, how long different aspects will take, where you will need legal and financial help v's what you need to do on your own, and most importantly, how to take care of yourself through a long and emotional journey.
Preparation counselling works best over 3 sessions
Session 1. Where you are now, how you feel, what changes you would like in your life
Session 2. What you need to prepare if you want to move on from your current relationship
Session 3. What it looks like to stay in your current relationship - what you can do differently to feel more positive.
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