Your Feelings Are Normal
Tara, our Client Coach at Atticus Family Law, offers an important reminder: Whatever you’re feeling is normal, and it’s okay.
Whether you’re dealing with anger, sadness, or even relief during a divorce, every emotion you’re experiencing is valid. Healing involves acknowledging and honoring those feelings. If you need support, don’t hesitate to reach out to a mental health professional to help you process and make sense of everything.
Remember, you’re a human going through a very human experience. Emotional ups and downs are part of the journey.
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/Jan 18, 2025
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