Divorce Is Not The End But A New Beginning: A Step-by-Step Divorce Guide to Help You Deal With Your Feelings and Move On

by Kate Foster

Divorce Is Not The End But A New A Step-by-Step Divorce Guide to Help You Deal With Your Feelings and Move On explores the emotions that dominate women going through divorce. All aspects of the process are covered, including helping children through emotional upheaval, custody, access, down-sizing and dealing with finances. ‘Just because you had a failed marriage it doesn’t mean you have to have a failed divorce!’ says Kate Foster. For people going through divorce, this book is a must-read.‘I read it from cover to cover and kept it in my drawer at work,’ said reader Jayne. “When I felt like throwing in the towel and going back to the marriage out of sheer weariness this book kept me going.”Kate Foster has been married and divorced twice and understands the anxieties that feature in every divorce. She now lives in Spain with her partner.

53 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 3, 2013

About the author

As a speaker, I am authentic, passionate, and friendly in my approach. I talk sensitively but always positively and sincerely with children, with the help of an interactive PowerPoint, about autism and mental health, encouraging them to understand the internal, invisible struggles others may be having, to recognise behaviours, and how they can be a better friend to those around them, just like our canine buddies. I share my own diagnoses with the children with the aim of smashing harmful stereotypes and misinformation, ending stigmas, and passing on my confidence and belief that every child I meet has an important story to tell and deserves to be heard.

I enjoy speaking and presenting to children in schools and book clubs, both in-person and virtually, but also to adults, be that parents and carers, teachers and librarians, or other authors. I believe we can all do better in accepting and helping autistic people be their best selves in environments that allow them to comfortably participate. I provide some insight into the day-to-day life of one autistic person as well as how to identify depression as early as possible in children. Based on my own experiences, I talk openly about what we can do to support the young people in our lives in an attempt to prevent more serious problems in their futures.

Reviews

[Jessa Fee · Rating 3 out of 5]

A brief primer on the basics.

Common sense advice but very little that i hadn't already read elsewhere. I had not read that it takes half as much time as the length of the marriage to recover from the divorce. I sincerely hope this is not true for me as we were married for sixteen years and I'm forty-theee.