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OUR NEWEST ISSUES!
Spring 2024
“DMC “
(aka Divorce Magazine Canada)
&
NEW in 2024!!
”Life Changes Magazine”
Featured Articles
Divorce can be frightening & overwhelming.
When I went through divorce, all I knew I had heard from others. There is so much mis-information available that I want to share the 10 Most Common Divorce Myths.
When I was little girl I had no idea that my mom and dad were on a mission to make me as confident and fearless as possible.
My mom and dad divorced when I was seven, and I think that’s when my mom really began to push me to be and do more.
The night before the rehearsal dinner, I threw my engagement ring at my fiance and told him the wedding was off…
After about 25 years of very hard livin’, it all fell apart and it became obvious to me that I was smiling while suffering - on the inside, I was in a lot of pain.
The initial Christmas following a divorce can be an incredibly tough and solitary journey.
In this blog Karen Omand talks about her experiences.
In the darkest corners of despair, where addiction, abuse, and heartbreak intersect, there lies a story of healing, empowerment, and rebirth. This is a personal narrative of a 34-year battle
Some changes in our lives can bring feelings of grief and in the thanatology world, we call these non-death losses.
In this blog Karen Omand talks about Divorce, which is a significant loss.
To disrupt the stigma around family violence, we have to face the harsh realities. Once you are more aware, you will start to recognize what is out there. And there are no trigger warnings in real life.
Because I chose it, my family seemed to think I was disqualified to receive empathy, sympathy, extra support etc. After all, it’s not like he left me or died! I had got what I wanted! What I chose!
One of the most crucial aspects of this process is having those challenging conversations that can be the turning point in your journey towards divorce.
Parental alienation is increasingly becoming a widely discussed and concerning issue in our society.
As a father who has personally experienced the profound impact of this form of abuse, I can attest to its far-reaching consequences.
Do you find certain things are preventing you from moving forward? Are you struggling with the past, triggered by events that put you in a tailspin?
Imagine all that stored-up negative junk tumbling out of your mind, leaving only lightness behind.
My parents got divorced when I was approximately 12 years old.
It all began with the best intentions to do what was right for their children. However, when emotions took over, finding balance became challenging.
In the aftermath of an abusive relationship, especially one that has led you through the tumultuous journey of divorce, the path to healing can seem shrouded in mist. How do you trust yourself again?