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Are you going through a divorce?
Are you divorced but still trying to see the light on the other side?

Divorce and the transition through a divorce isn’t an overnight sensation. It takes time, energy and a willingness to embrace change. It requires patience and kindness toward yourself, as well as thoughtful understanding of what is required to truly transition to your new life. Sometimes that is very difficult to do alone.

Working with a Divorce Recovery and Transition coach will help empower you to move through the transition of being married, feeling the stages of separation, divorce and then ultimately working towards coming out the other side with a new sense of self with a refreshed excitement for the next chapter.

Working with Heidi, a Certified Divorce Transition and Recover Coach will help you:

Navigate the uncharted waters of going through a divorce both emotionally and logistically.
Continue to engage your thinking partner to sift through the questions swimming in your mind, regarding the future, the kids, career or life as a single person
Formulating and planning for the future including budget planning, where you’re going to live, career shifts or career births or rebirths
Setting realistic expectations and timelines for the journey and beyond
Find new meaning by setting goals for the future
Developing a new self identity and embrace the journey of building your new life

Working with Heidi as your Certified Divorce Coach includes:

Exploring options when making life-changing decisions

Providing you with emotional support so you can begin to look at your divorce with eyes wide open

Getting organized for the process

Acting as your thinking partner

Supporting you through acute situations with your family or former spouse

Guiding you to gain confidence and maintain it throughout the process

Identifying and selecting resources required

Avoiding the six biggest mistakes people make in divorce

What Heidi’s clients say

“Heidi asked me all the right questions at all the right times. She listened to my needs and knew how to lead me to my own best answers with grace, wit and camaraderie. She helped me tease out really clear next steps during each and every session, which felt amazing because at the beginning of my sessions, I always showed up feeling so overwhelmed. Nothing about working with her felt forced. She’s an easy, thoughtful, brilliant person and I can’t recommend her enough.”

– Jennifer Ciplet, Lafayette, CO

“Heidi is an exceptionally smart, empathetic person. She has truly lived her life, taken risks and believes with all her heart that good change is possible. She is empowering, motivated and tenacious. A beam of light in challenging times”

– Happy Client

“I was so impressed by both Heidi’s listening and communication skills. After our session, Heidi’s summary of the key areas I need to focus on were spot-on. I know she will be able to guide me in the areas I really need help with as I move through my divorce.”

-A.H.

“I cannot thank you enough. This is a very hard process to go through and I really appreciate the ability to work through things with you before making any decisions. I’m glad you made the choice to do what you do as you have made an impossible time bearable. You give me hope.”

– Happy Client

About Me

I am Heidi, a CDC® Certified Divorce Coach, helping clients create a roadmap for the ultimate life they have always dreamed

It’s Heidi’s gift of human connection that sets her apart.

She has a unique ability to identify with people almost instantly and an intimate desire to help them find their best path forward.

Her true heart and clear mind in the moment are the reasons why clients love working with her.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will I ever stop hurting after a divorce?

Experiencing pain after a divorce is a normal and natural part of the healing process. While it may feel overwhelming at the moment, it’s important to remember that with time, support, and self-care, the intensity of the pain can diminish, and you can find happiness and peace again. Here are some points to consider:

1. Allow yourself to grieve: It’s essential to give yourself permission to grieve the loss of your marriage. Acknowledge and process your emotions, whether it’s sadness, anger, confusion, or any other feelings that arise. It’s normal to have ups and downs during this healing journey.

2. Seek support: Surround yourself with a supportive network of family, friends who can provide a listening ear, empathy, and guidance. Or if you’re struggling with depression or anxiety, it may be beneficial to seek professional help from a therapist. They can provide guidance, strategies, and support specific to your situation.Sharing your feelings with trusted individuals can help you navigate the emotional challenges and provide valuable perspective.

3. Take care of yourself: Prioritize self-care during this time. Engage in activities that bring you joy, relaxation, and a sense of well-being. Practice self-compassion, and be patient with yourself as you heal. Focus on maintaining a healthy lifestyle with proper nutrition, exercise, and sufficient rest.

4. Embrace personal growth: Divorce can be an opportunity for personal growth and self-discovery. Use this time to reflect on your own needs, values, and aspirations. Explore new hobbies, interests, or goals that can contribute to your overall well-being and fulfillment.
Give yourself time: Healing from a divorce takes time, and the duration varies for each individual. Be patient with yourself and allow the healing process to unfold naturally. Celebrate small victories and progress along the way.

Remember that everyone’s healing journey is unique, and it’s okay to experience a range of emotions. By investing in self-care, seeking support, and remaining hopeful, you can gradually move forward and find happiness again.

Should I use a divorce coach?

Sometimes the process feels choppy, and it’s helpful to have a guide and a thinking partner to support you where you’re at and along the way. Making important decisions, especially during divorce negotiations can be difficult for anyone, but a coach can help.

The value of a divorce coach becomes very apparent when you’re feeling overwhelmed by it all, can’t make a decision or need to get organized legally and don’t even know where to start.

dIVORCE RECOVERY COACHING

Book a FREE 15-Minute Consultation

Are you going through a divorce?
Are you divorced but still trying to see the light on the other side?

Working with Heidi, a Certified Divorce Transition and Recover Coach will help you:

Working with Heidi as your Certified Divorce Coach includes:

What Heidi’s clients say

About Me

I am Heidi, a CDC® Certified Divorce Coach, helping clients create a roadmap for the ultimate life they have always dreamed

Ready to take the next step?

Frequently Asked Questions

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dIVORCE RECOVERY COACHING

Book a FREE 15-Minute Consultation

Are you going through a divorce?Are you divorced but still trying to see the light on the other side?

Working with Heidi, a Certified Divorce Transition and Recover Coach will help you:

Working with Heidi as your Certified Divorce Coach includes:

What Heidi’s clients say

About Me ​

I am Heidi, a CDC® Certified Divorce Coach, helping clients create a roadmap for the ultimate life they have always dreamed

Ready to take the next step?​

Frequently Asked Questions

Featured Posts from our Blog

Divorce Statistics in Canada and How to Protect Yourself

How to End a Common Law Relationship Canada

How to Write a Separation Agreement

At What Age Can a Child Choose Which Parent to Live With in Alberta

Co-parenting vs Parallel Parenting

Parent Strategies For Young Children During Divorce

Are you going through a divorce?
Are you divorced but still trying to see the light on the other side?

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