Counseling and Divorce (Checklist)
The stress and strain of breaking up a marriage can overwhelm anyone. It’s never too early to consider counseling for support. During a divorce, a person’s emotions run a gamut, and counseling can provide the emotional and mental stability a person needs to make it. According to The Divorce Decisions Workbook, when deeper fears and anxieties torment you and you fear you’re getting worse, not better, you might consider counseling. Counseling can help if you are feeling:
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