Divorce Matters: Help for hurting hearts and why divorce is sometimes the best decision.

By Audrey Cade

Divorce is not for the faint of heart, yet it is a last resort that many of us find ourselves on the path to. Upon making the decision that divorce is inevitable, friendly words of encouragement from someone who's "been there and lived that" are just what's needed to get through the most trying times and emerge as a stronger individual. This book is a compassionate, frank, and comprehensive look at the major issues faced during the divorce process including: recognizing when it's the right thing to do, preparing for major life changes, parenting and co-parenting resilient kids, re-discovering your self and your strength, moving on to new relationships (including re-marriage and step parenting), and learning to discover the silver lining of an otherwise difficult chapter.This guide to self-discovery and triumph over one of life's most distressing situations is lovingly penned by a divorce veteran, Audrey Cade, who can relate to the challenges of the single parent, remarriage after divorce, ex drama, parenting complications, and the roller coaster of blending families and step parenting. Cade invites the reader to accept the divorce process as an opportunity to find the power within, to revel in new milestones and accomplishments, and to learn to rediscover life in beautiful and different ways. Cade refuses to sugar coat the mountain of frustration and negativity that characterize divorce, and instead reveals the strategies that helped her and her family succeed in the face of heartbreak and disappointment to once again find happiness. Cade writes from the perspective of a friend offering up the truthful scoop on what others may encounter along their journey and how she found the peace to accept her choice to find happiness again and to create the best possible environment for her children. Audrey is a featured blogger for DivorcedMoms.com and Worthy Living, and a regular contributor to StepMom Magazine and Divorce Force. She has had her work published in numerous places including Huffington Post, The Good Men Project, and Divorce Magazine. She has experienced divorce twice and is a mother of two and stepmother of four. Her professional background is in social services, coordinating care for families with young children, developmentally disabled individuals, and the homeless population. She holds degrees in Early Childhood Education, Human Service and Management, and a Master's Degree in Psychology.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1520684789
• ISBN13: 9781520684789
• Release Date: February 2017
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 79 Pages
• Weight: 0.38 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.2" x 6.0"