by Sheila Brennan | Oct 31, 2017 | Blog, Divorce, Divorce Process
How do you tell the kids about the upcoming divorce? The answer to this question is unique in every family. Ideally, it’s been written, that both parents sit down with the kids and tell them that they will no longer all live in the same house together. The kids will...
by familyaffairs | Mar 9, 2016 | Blog, Divorce, Divorce Process, Editorial Monthly Focus, Sheila M Brennan
This blog post was published by Familyaffaires.com. We’ve all heard of IQ and EQ! What about DQ – Divorce Intelligence? If you’ve been through a divorce, your DQ is significantly higher than it was when the journey began. DQ = Divorce Common Sense. Every day...
by familyaffairs | Feb 4, 2016 | Blog, Editorial Monthly Focus, Life Help, Relationships, Sheila M Brennan
This blog post was published by Familyaffaires.com. What’s your Relationship Status this Valentine’s Day? It has nothing to do with how you’re feeling, happy, content, excited, ecstatic, depressed, etc. It has to do with your relationship status...
by familyaffairs | Jan 18, 2016 | Blog, Divorce, Divorce Process, Sheila M Brennan
This blog post was published by Familyaffaires.com. During an episode of The Affair, Helen, the STBX of Noah, says during a mediation session with an attorney, “If we go to court, it will get ugly. And we’re not ugly people.” As a divorce coach, I...
by familyaffairs | Dec 17, 2015 | Blog, Divorce, Editorial Monthly Focus, Post Divorce
This blog post was published by Familyaffaires.com. How to Survive and Thrive Recommendations overflow during the holiday season for people who are separated, divorced, without family. There are a few good ones and most that leave you feeling flat. Volunteer is one of...
by familyaffairs | Nov 17, 2015 | Blog, Life Help, Personal Growth, Sheila M Brennan
This blog post was published by Familyaffaires.com. Do you remember the last time you blew bubbles? I do! At a gathering of several hundred professional women recently, little, purple plastic BUBBLE pots were found at the center of each table. During a presentation,...
