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Post Christmas Recovery Kit!

 To say this year is a festive season like no other is a massive understatement! Without a pandemic the festive period for separated families can be a time of doom and gloom. It is with this in mind I decided to release my current book " The Post-Divorce Recovery Kit" just before Christmas. 

In 2014 I published " The Divorce Toolbox" which focused more on the legal proceedings around divorce, aimed at people who were at the decision-making stage of divorce or going through court proceedings. My current book looks more closely at ways of supporting children through the process. I have included a chapter about " The difficult firsts" where I have shared my story about Christmas away from my daughter for the first time. 

As the festive period continues there is now the pandemic to factor in. If there are still difficulty with the non-resident parent, it will be even harder to make decisions and reach an agreement. I have also included a section about working with the other parent and supporting your child throughout the proceedings. 

 

Christmas is always a time when relationships are tested, the new year is a time for new beginnings but for some this may mean ending a toxic relationship. Once again lock down can make relationships stronger or fall apart. I felt compelled to finish this book during lock down and publish it before Christmas as both occasions impact on relationships, in a negative way. 

Whether you want to find ways of supporting your child, working with the other parent, or managing those difficult first I have shared some of my own practical tips on survival. The link to the book is at the end of this post. 

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Post-Divorce-Recovery-Kit-Battlefield/dp/B08QW74R7F/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&qid=1609280792&refinements=p_27%3AMayapee+Chowdhury&s=books&sr=1-1







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