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Separation and/or divorce from a partner is a difficult and life-changing event. The process can seem as if there is no end in sight. We at the Center for Growth have provided tips and articles on addressing the trials and tribulations of divorce and separation.
Feeling breakup ambivalence? Not sure if you want in or out of your relationship? Are you fighting for working on your relationship but feel like your partner is half out the door? Feel yourself looking continue reading
You found the perfect partner. You connect on so many different levels. You really feel like they get you, and your family and friends all love them. There’s just one catch. You’re not their first continue reading
Life After The End Of A Marriage: Creating A New Vision
You thought you had taken your wedding vows for life. You thought that “for better or for worse” you and your spouse had continue reading
Anger Management in Philadelphia: End of Relationship Anger! Has your relationship or marriage ended and do you find yourself feeling really angry? Anger is a very normal emotion to feel when a relationship ends. There continue reading
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End of Relationship Anxiety: some people do not think about having anxiety feelings when a relationship ends. Sadness and even depression is expected by most people, but continue reading
One of the first emotions people think about when a relationship ends is sadness. A loss has occurred and most people expect to feel sad for a short period of time. However, many times that continue reading
You may associate the idea of grieving with a death. You may be thinking – a relationship or marriage is ending, but no one died. Why do I feel so bad? Do I have a continue reading
Facebook and Breakups
Have you recently broken up with your boyfriend/girlfriend? Do you find yourself checking your ex’s (X-boyfriend, X-girlfriend, X-wife, X-husband, X-lover, X-partner) Facebook page daily? Looking for clues through Facebook of your ex continue reading
Opening Yourself Up to More by Letting Go of Expectations
Do you find yourself often disappointed when things don’t go your way? Do you find yourself constantly disappointed by friends or family? Are you continue reading
Center for Growth / Separation and Divorce Therapy in Philadelphia
A Parent’s Separation: Through the eyes of an adult child. This is a vignette written by an adult child’s perspective.
Some would say I am continue reading
How To Care For Yourself After A Break-Up All relationship break-ups are difficult; whether you are the one who initiated the ending or the one who was left behind. Relationships play such an important continue reading
Grief Therapy in Philadelphia - Working Towards Healing After a Loss developing a plan of action
First and foremost, acknowledge your loss. Recognize that your life, your activities, your relationship with the person continue reading
Raising Children in the Midst of Divorce Children are the most innocent victims of divorce. They become of the center of battles over child custody, support and visitation. Divorce changes their lifestyle, because they now continue reading
Reasons Spouses Cheat: ideas explored within couples counseling: she cheated and broke your heart. Or maybe you’re the one who cheated and broke hers. WHY do husbands and wives cheat? And why don’t they just continue reading
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When to End a Relationship - Is your relationship worth saving? While most people will have an opinion about whether you and your partner should stay continue reading
