Divorce doesn’t have to be stigmatized! 

When I was contemplating my divorce, I grappled with the societal shame tied to it. I felt like a failure and worried about how others would judge me, my social life, and more…

Over time, I realized it didn’t have to be that way. 

Divorce is undeniably stressful, but with the right mindset and tools, it can be an opportunity to embrace a more compassionate and empowering perspective.

In this episode, I dive into the divorce stigma and why it doesn’t have to be something we’re ashamed of. The divorce process is intricate, but it’s also a part of life for many of us. Today I discuss, divorce shame and provide perspectives on shifting your mindset and processing your emotions.

I’ll delve into:

• Why divorce doesn’t have to be stigmatized and how to release shame the surrounding shame.
• Startaling divorce statistics that could help you alleviate shame.
• The importance of self-compassion in healing post-divorce.
• Tips on how to manage and transform negative thoughts about your divorce.
• How to deal with well-intentioned yet triggering comments from others. 
• Somatic techniques to release emotions tied to divorce.

By the end of this episode, you’ll feel more at peace with your divorce recovery and empowered to move forward with confidence and grace. 

Fly Free Freebirds,

Laurie

These guides will help you take the next step in life. 

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