Are you and your soon-to-be-ex stuck in the same old patterns of interacting? Do they keep the conflict high, and your divorce stuck with the wheels spinning? Chances are, you’re in the drama triangle.
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What is the drama triangle in divorce?
Why is it that some people’s divorce’s are relatively smooth and amicable, and some are full of drama and conflict? Welcome to the drama triangle. The good news is, there are things you can do to de-escalate the drama in your divorce, but it starts with knowing you’re...
Five things to do when you’re a victim of DARVO in divorce
DARVO: a technique used by abusers to manipulate their victims into confusion and self-doubt. Here, we’re going to look at what to do when you’re a victim of DARVO in divorce.
Five ways DARVO shows up in divorce
What does DARVO look like in a divorce setting? Here are five of the most common ways DARVO shows up in divorce.
Are you a victim of DARVO in your divorce?
DARVO stands for Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender. It’s a common tactic used in domestic abuse situations, and often leads to an escalation of abusive behaviours. In this blog we’ll take a look at what it means and the impact it has in your divorce.
Top Five Things To Put In Place If Your Divorce is High Conflict
If your divorce is high conflict, you need to get a new strategy in place. Here are the top five things you need to put in place now, if your divorce is high conflict
How To Do Divorce Your Way (Not Your Ex’s!)
It IS possible to divorce your way, even with all the curveballs life throws at you. Here’s how.
Stress and high conflict divorce: what do you need to know?
April is Stress Awareness Month. You don’t need me to tell you that divorce is stressful: it comes second only to the death of a partner or child on the Holmes and Rahe stress scale. But high conflict divorce takes stress to a whole new level. In this deep dive we’ll...
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