Instead of listening to the emotional story of divorce over and over, the key is to conduct a fact-based exploration of the decisions to be made. But the big questions is, “How do you move from one to the other in an artful way?” The futility of the emotional story is draining , and it may seem logical to address the problem with a recommended solution. The problem with this approach is that it has the
opposite effect and it prolongs the agony.
In our upcoming webinar Making Better Decisions- Having a More Credible Client, we take a chapter from our divorce coaching playbook and show you how to refocus your client on fact-based exploration.
Who Becomes a Divorce Coach and Why Their Background Matters
When people first learn about divorce coaching, one of the most common questions is, “What kind of background do you need to become a divorce coach?” The answer often surprises them. There is no single professional path that leads to becoming a CDC Certified Divorce...
The Missing Link in Divorce Support: Why Coaching Completes the Professional Team
Divorce is rarely just a legal event. It is emotional, financial, relational, and deeply personal — often all at once. While attorneys, mediators, financial professionals, and therapists each play critical roles, there is often a gap in the support system: someone...
A Career That Changes Lives – Including Your Own: Why Professionals Choose Divorce Coaching
At some point in many professional journeys, a quiet question begins to surface: Is there work I could be doing that feels more meaningful? More aligned? More impactful? For many professionals - across law, finance, mental health, education, business, and beyond -...