The Best Books About Surviving Divorce

Surviving Divorce & Separation: Coping Skills: Breathe Away Stress: Take a moment for a deep cleansing breath. Go ahead and stand. Stretch your arms above your head. Take a deep breath and exhale slowly and completely. Feels good, doesn't it? There's no better way to end your day, than with a positively healthy breath. Easy and fun, these do-it-yourself home remedies are positive actions to help reduce your stress and enjoy life's simple pleasures: Take long, hot bubble baths by candlelight. Re-read a simple book, one you remember from a peaceful time in your life. Make a list of routine things you must do, and start eliminating others. Clear your calendar. Do simple, fun things you haven't done in awhile. Defy convention: park your car crooked or eat pizza for breakfast! Break the monotony: watch a television program you have never seen before (and never thought you would). Blast the stereo and sing out loud! Walk around the block everyday. Go ahead, just one trip around the corner after work or before your morning shower. Your brain will appreciate it. (Something called "endorphins," which act as nature's healers, become activated by exercise.) Talk away your worries with a friend you trust. Be a self-healer, not a self-medicator; drink lots of fresh water and fruit juice. Get plenty of rest. Take time out to play. Do a good deed for someone else. Give in once in awhile. You don't always have to be right! Be open to being available. Don't isolate yourself or hold regularly scheduled pity parties. Get a pet or visit a petting zoo. Make the most of time alone. Serve others with your talents. Sip a cup of herbal tea - slowly. Slow down. Use your common sense and trust your instincts. Turn off the TV and visit with a neighbor. Forgive those who have hurt you. Forgive yourself. Forget the past. Featured Books: The Divorce Bookstore The Healthy Divorce The Divorce Handbook The Pocket Divorce Guide Related Research Center Categories: Helpful Services: After Divorce Alcoholism Attorneys and Clients Attorney's Fees Bankruptcy Beginning Stages Child Care Communicating Counseling Creditor's Rights Debts Divorce Recovery Drug Use Legal Aid Preliminary Relief Relationships Restraining Orders Single Parenting Starting Over Support Groups Surviving Divorce Temporary Orders Access to some research documents (those we license from independent legal research companies) are restricted to subscribers. In order to gain access to ALL of these documents, you must subscribe to establish an account. If you are already a subscriber, you may sign in before you begin your research. (Why Subscribe?)

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