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Unlearning “Til Death Do Us Part” — Smart Self-Care During Divorce

Unlearning “Til Death Do Us Part” — Smart Self-Care During Divorce

by Rachel Wayne | Jan 15, 2025 | Divorce, Reflections

Every New Year brings another wave of motivational articles and social media posts: “Make this your year!” “Set your goals!” “Become your best self!” These messages can fall flat when one is facing major life challenges, especially complex and stressful changes such...

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