Divorce Coaching

What does Divorce Coaching imply

When Mediation is not possible, the Mediator still has the possibility to work on the conflictual situation with one of the parties.

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Besides being a Mediator, I am also a Relationship Coach, trained in Positive Psychology Interventions. Last, but not least I am also a Lawyer.

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From the combination of my above-mentioned roles, as a Divorce Coach, I can offer you the follwing help:

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• Talking through your situation: your struggles, your fears, your goals and your opportunities

• Asking the relevant questions for you to see more clearly: what would you like to achieve and what is realistic

• Identifying your Character Strengths that will help you get through these challenging times

• If children are involved, talking through the effects of the divorce on them

• Talking through communication techniques that can help you in case of conflict

• Preparing you to the legal procedure of divorce - helping you understand the legal background of your situation (please note that I do not give legal advice), including the parts an Attorney-at-law will not have the time/training to tell you about: the emotional burden and how to find coping mechanisms

• Identifying the list of professionals you will eventually need to contact (Attorney-at-law, Notary, Real-estate agent, Financial specialist, Psychologist)

• Putting together a Divorce Strategy reflecting your needs and your possibilites

• Giving you space and time to reflect on what is happening and why

• Helping you prepare the next step and the next chapter of your life

• Keeping you emotionally stable, wiring you to a positive mindset.

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After a first consultation, we decide on the number of sessions that will be necessary or agree on a regular (e.g. weekly) meeting with each other to get you through divorce together.

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