A Road Map for Navigating Your Divorce

Every step of divorce from the moment you consider your marriage may be over to the signing of the final divorce agreement; is filled with opportunity for fear, anxiety and confusion.  Especially in the early stages, where does one turn for guidance and support? “Navigating Your Divorce: The emotional, financial and legal basics”, is a [...]

Single Parenting with Teens

Raising teenagers can seem overwhelming for any parent, even in the best of families.  Single parents often feel like they’re walking a tight rope with no safety net, balancing words and actions while communicating with their teen.  Even if there’s a step-parent to lean on for support, teens can be up, down, here, there and [...]

Separated or Divorced, Broke & Depressed?

If this title hits you in the stomach it’s time to shift your thoughts and discover how to recover.  In difficult economic times the divorce rate increases substantially.  The lack of money impacts self-esteem, self-worth, self-confidence and robs people of all values. Low income, unemployed are more likely to divorce, commit crime, suffer from depression [...]

Single Parenting Tips

If you are the custodial parent and your ex has regular visitations the more organized and routine you can be the easier the transition is for your children.  I understand as a single parent who is responsible and prepared you feel you do all the work and still things are difficult.  It’s true you may [...]

Commuting to work can cause divorce

This was the news broadcast May 27, 2011 “Commuting To Work Can Cause Divorce”. Apparently a recent survey in Sweden indicates that those who commute in heavy traffic daily are 40% more likely to divorce. Traffic isn’t going to improve in cities any time soon, so what’s the solution to this problem?

Laid off, unemployed and broke?

The news is bleak if you listen to the media. People across North America are being laid off every day. Essential services like health care, child care, education are being slashed like crazy. If you felt secure in a government position because it was a union job, think again. You are over-qualified and unemployable. Even [...]

Recommended Resources

This is my page where I recommended services that I trust and believe will benefit families. For more information on any of these resources you are welcome to contact me at wendy@divorcerenovator.com or simply click on the links that will take you to the resources and the person behind the product. For my coaching services [...]

After divorce scheduling

As a single parent how often do you sit down to the table for dinner and share stories? Busy schedules that most families have in today’s rat race = fast food.  In past generations meal time was the most important hour to get together, enjoy nutritional home baked meals and share the day’s activities. This [...]

Effective communication with your children after divorce

What’s your table talk? As a parent how routine are you with sitting down to the table for your evening meal and sharing stories? I don’t know about you, but with the busy schedules that most families have in today’s rat race the fast food grab is all too common. In past generations meal time [...]

Relax and Enjoy

Just thought I would share this video that was sent to me via email. Relax and enjoy for 3 minutes. Joy