Separation / Divorce Care

Separation or divorce is never easy; emotions run in all directions. Have you gone through it or are currently experiencing it? There are many underlying issues that we think we have dealt with. In our meetings, we will explore the following areas:

  • Dealing with hurt
  • Understanding oneself
  • Self-love
  • Forgiveness
  • Personal healing
  • Finding happiness
  • New beginnings

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