Death ends a life; it does not end a relationship.
Divorce ends a marriage; it does not end a family.
Upon death the relationship continues to live inside the living.
Upon divorce, the family lives on while the parents separate from their children. No family escapes the pain and damage of a divorce.
I teach a workshop that teaches how that damage can be limited.
All divorce creates trauma for children, just as all war creates PTS (Post Traumatic Stress) for all who fight in battle. Your children are wounded by your divorce. How deep the wound is depends upon how the divorce is handled.
This workshop teaches the skills needed to limit the damage from a divorce.
There will be damage, but the extent of the damage can be modified with thoughtful guidance and learnt skills. This workshop is about teaching those specific skills.
The end result is to hold the family unit as a team as much as possible while the marriage ends. Divorce ends a marriage, it never ends a family. Whether the family is severely damaged or the damage is limited is the responsibility of the two parents.
This workshop teaches the key principles that limit the damage from a divorce.
E-mail me or call at 650-726-1212 for the next available workshop on this topic.