A recent ABC news article states that a wave of divorce filings is expected to break across the country when COVID-19 confinement ends. While access to courts is now limited, when the restrictions are lifted there will be an overwhelming number of filings. You can read the full article here: https://abcnews.go.com/US/
What does this mean for a CDC® Certified Divorce Coach? It means there will be an increase in people needing help and guidance to make it through the divorce process with the best outcome possible for their future.
If you’re not currently a divorce coach but you’re interested in finding out what exactly it entails, there’s no better time than now. Becoming a divorce coach is one of the most fulfilling and satisfying career paths you can embark on. If your single most important goal is to support people going through a divorce in not only making their own decisions, but making the best possible decisions they can for themselves, their family, and their future, then becoming a CDC Certified Divorce Coach® might be for you.
As a CDC® Certified Divorce Coach, you will gain the tools, knowledge, and practical applications to help your client successfully move from the story of divorce to the business of divorce. With your help, they will be better prepared to communicate their wants and needs during the proceedings and into the future. Our next CDC® Certified Divorce Coach Training and Certification has already started but there still may be time to join.
You might also consider attending one of our live, free webinars – get your questions answered, while getting some good, solid information on a variety of topics related to the divorce coaching field. You can find out more here: https://certifieddivorcecoach.
Don't wait, schedule an appointment with one of our co-founders now and start making a difference not only in your own life, but become a positive influence for other's as well.
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