Monthly Archives: November 2012

A Marriage Memorial Ceremony creates change immediately. Here are some of the symptoms: Grief relief. A sense of hope for a future relationship. Greater harmony with the co-parent. A sense of moving forward with life. Appreciation of the past. A sense that the children are more accepting. Surprising decisive actions in needed areas. Improved health routines. Unifying emphasisContinue reading “What’s the Payoff?”

Sudden changes are common after conducting your own Marriage Memorial ceremony. I woke up the next morning a new woman, just like a bride wakes up a married woman the next day. It seems the entire family gets a fresh start. It turns the grief tide from destructive to constructive. 1. Change Your Look AfterContinue reading “Ten Ways to Change Your Family Overnight”

Review from Judi Hollis, Ph.D, New York and Palm Springs, latest book, “From Bagels to Buddha: How I Found My Soul and Lost My Fat.” http://www.judihollis.com “After more than forty years as a licensed Marriage, Family and Child Counselor (MFCC),  I’ve just had opportunity to witness one of the most moving and touching declarations of loveContinue reading “Soul Custody Ceremony Review”

Friends going through divorce mean well. We share our pain and experiences. We want to validate each other. We want to listen to each other. And we need to be conscious of what we say to one another, about each other’s co-parent in our lives. Deep down there can be a part of us thatContinue reading “Being Careful With Comments About Co-Parent”