A coach is a trained expert that helps people cope with emotional turmoil. Likewise, he or she is there to guide us through the ups and downs we experience after a breakup or divorce as well as the challenges we face in new life circumstances.
A coach is not a miracle worker. First and foremost, the client must be willing to initiate the recovery process, open up and accept the change. Any support will be meaningless and recovery impossible without the client’s resolution to actively participate.
That means that during the process of healing a heartbreak, the coach and the client together identify situations and emotions that hold the client back. They find solutions to challenges in new life circumstances, create an action plan that will enable him or her to get back on the feet and turn towards the future.
THINK OF THE CHILDREN:
DIVORCE IS DIFFICULT-BUT THAT DOESEN˝T MEAN IT CAN˝T BE HANDLED WELL
I offer highly effective techniques, strategies, and concepts providing support and guidance to clients riding this emotional roller-coaster, as well as practical advice on how to convey the news of a breakup or separation to children in a gentle way, without consequences.
The question of how to inform the kids about the breakup causes the greatest fear and anxiety in parents. However, regardless of the situation, the number one priority should be a sound plan created in advance.
HOW TO TELL CHILDEN ABOUT DIVORCE..
If the parent follows this advice and comes up with a plan that is in the best children’s interest, they will successfully adapt to the new situation.
Children read parental emotions and follow our lead if we tell them our decision in a more relaxed manner (one of the examples being that they will have two celebrations for Christmas, birthdays, double gifts, etc.) and with assurance.