Myths About Marriage and Divorce

Myths About Marriage and Divorce

Posted on Mar 30, 2016 in Divorce Process and Recovery, Emotional Issues by The Divorce School 0 Comments

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Faculty Member: Mandy Walker, Divorce Coach and Mediator

Facilitator: Cathy Meyer, Master Certified Coach, Certified Legal Investigator and Marriage Enrichment Coach

Mandy Walker and Cathy Meyer discuss outdated myths about marriage and divorce that keep people stuck and unable to move forward after divorce. Are you a failure because your marriage ended? Is society putting rules on the concept of marriage and divorce that are unreasonable? Listen to Mandy and Cathy discuss how society’s views on both play into our guilt and regret after divorce. More

As a divorce coach and mediator Mandy Walker’s mission is to help men and women end their relationships with dignity and respect so they don’t feel they’re going through divorce alone, so they’ll understand the process and their options and so they can feel confident in the decisions they’re making. For more about Mandy, go to SinceMyDivorce.com.

What you will learn from this podcast session: “Myths About Marriage and Divorce”

myths about marriage and divorce This session will:

discuss the difference between a marriage failing and a marriage ending
emphasize how divorce doesn’t define who you are. It’s a life experience that doesn’t have to define you negatively
explain how every relationship has a beginning, a middle and an end – we just don’t know when the end will be
share how your family may look a little different now but you are still a family
discuss how we all have a fundamental right to be happy, to be content – it’s not frivolous, it’s not selfish, it isn’t selfish to leave a marriage if those rights aren’t being met.