Dawn Lipthrott, LCSW: Coping, Divorce/Breakup Articles

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Dawn J. Lipthrott, LCSW
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• Marriage, Relationships & Imago Relationship Therapy
• Coping, Divorce/Breakup
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• Coping, Divorce/Breakup
Tips to Reduce Stress	34 ways to help reduce stress in your life.
Being Alone: Friend or Foe?	Aloneness can be filled with pain or it can be a gift. Thoughts & tips to help..
Ways to Deal with Emotions, Recurring Thoughts and More	These ideas can be used not only for divorce or breakup of a committed partnership, but for grieving and working through other major losses as well.
Tips for Communicating with Former Spouse or Partner	Especially if you have children, you need to find ways to to communicate and reach agreements for their welfare. These tips can help you with this challenging task of talking with your ex without re-hashing all your old issues.
How to Help Your Children Through Divorce/Breakup	What to do and what not to do. Give a copy of this to the other parent!
Common Reactions of Children to Divorce/Breakup	Typical reactions of children of various ages.
Stages Through Divorce/Breakup	Typical stages adults go through when experiencing divorce, breakup of a committed partnership, or similar losses.

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