Divorce Dynamics Plr Ebook

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Table of Contents

Foreword

Chapter 1:
Divorce Basics

Chapter 2:
Abuse Should Never Be Allowed

Chapter 3:
Has Counseling Been Tried

Chapter 4:
Are You Staying Just For The Children

Chapter 5:
How Are Your Actions Contributing To The Problems

Chapter 6:
Are There Emotional Wounds That Won’t Heal

Wrapping Up

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Chapter 5:

How Are Your Actions Contributing To The Problems

Synopsis

Divorce is usually an already such a negative situation to contemplate without the added ingredient of one party making it as difficult as possible. When this occurs, the actual process of the divorce can be long and painful and the consequences almost always hard to recover from mentally and physically.

Do You Need To Change

Therefore each person should be aware of their own actions that could be negatively contributing to the enhancing an already difficult situation.

If there is clear evidence of such behavioral patterns, then the party concerned should be encouraged to seek other form of releasing the anger and disappointment such as counseling session or therapy.

Ideally both parties should be encouraged to work together towards a more amicable ending of the relationship; however this is almost always easier said than done.

When feelings are hurt and betrayal is the main element evident, the party that feels wronged will usually seek ways to create even further problems with the main goal of extending the same negativity towards the initial party, which brought the marriage to such a poor and sad condition in the first place.

If the couple involved in such as situation are lucky enough to be put back on the right path but concerned onlookers, than a lot of eventual heartache and negativity can be avoided.

Good counseling session can help couple identify problems and work out solutions that would not further add to the strife already existing within the relationship.

Actions such as malice, the seeking of vengeance, creating mayhem and any other opportunity to cause problems for the other party should be discouraged and the party that is feeling hurt should be given other recourses that are more productive and less destructive in nature when it comes to venting their frustrations.

Chapter 6:

Are There Emotional Wounds That Won’t Heal

Synopsis

Any sane person would not want to contemplate divorce, especially if there is a possibility of saving the marriage. However for some the idea of divorce in inventible and thus requires the individual to be prepared both mentally and physically for the almost always traumatic and upsetting time ahead.

Healing

For those who experience profound pain during this period, it may be rather hard to get over this pain for quite some time and this leaves the “injured” party feeling lost and certainly alone.

There is a percentage of people who never recover from the trauma of divorce and this can sometimes lead to bitterness and anger. However with all the various support groups and therapist services available today, the individual going through such an unpleasant experience can now seek the necessary help to make this transition period more manageable and acceptable.

The wounds that would most likely cause a significant percentage of pain that would most likely not heal or in the best of circumstances take a longer time to heal would be the infidelity issue surrounding the basis of the divorce being initiated.

This sense of betrayal is often very hard to accept and process thus causing deep wounds that are having lasting and long reaching effects. Another possible cause of the emotional wound being unable to heal would be the existence of abuse within the marriage perimeter.

The abusive partner can cause long-term damage that is not only traumatizing for the receiving partner but also leaves the parent completely and permanently scared both mentally and physically. This kind of trauma is often hard to forget or forgive.

Divorce resulting from a change in one partner’s sexual orientation is also another rather traumatic experience that usually leaves the individual devastated and unable to comprehend the change.

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