Divorcing With Compassion, Understanding and Dignity

Filed in 5 Relationship Mistakes, Building Relationships, Couples Conflict Resolution, Healthy Relationships, News, Parenting, Relationship Advice & Tools, Relationship Blog on January 12, 2008 with no comments

 

Divorce is an incredibly painful and trying time for everybody in a family. 

Being able to communicate your feelings and needs in an effective manner is one way to help keep your own sanity and to check in with your partner and children. 

Of course you’d always want to check in with your children – but your partner?  Why not?  Just because you’re divorcing doesn’t mean you can’t be respectful of their feelings and needs as well.

fighting-couple-small.jpg    or  j0309138.jpg

Okay, if I haven’t lost you on that last comment (I know a lot of people really don’t want to connect with their soon-to-be-ex), read on!

click here to read… The Rest of the Story…

  • Share/Bookmark

About the Author

Paul Sterling: After 18 years as a commercial fisherman in Alaska, then the tragic suicide of his older brother, Paul took a long look at life... and then spent the next 20 years studying and teaching communication. He has spent the last 10 years focused on learning communication skills that work to create great relationships—the foundation of happiness in life. Read my blog where I share some basic communication tools, methods and skills you need to have the relationship of your dreams.

Leave a Reply




If you want a picture to show with your comment, go get a Gravatar.

Security Code:

Register Login