Tips for Parenting After Divorce – Part 1: Managing Your Mindset
Welcome to the first episode of our series, “Tips for Parenting After Divorce,” with Divorce Coach Tara Eisenhard. In this episode, we explore the importance of Managing Your Mindset.
Divorce can bring feelings of guilt, shame, and fear of having failed as a parent. However, shifting your mindset is key to navigating this challenging time. Tara Eisenhard shares practical advice on how to reframe your thoughts and embrace the autonomy that comes with parenting apart. By focusing on the positives, you can create a nurturing environment for your children and yourself.
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