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Interview :: Social Welfare |
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Amy Botwinick, Congratulations On Your Divorce |
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by small WORLD Podcast
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21 Jan 2006
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Interview with Amy Botwinick, author of Congratulations On Your Divorce. |
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Interview with Amy Botwinick, author of Congratulations On Your Divorce. We discuss why she think so many marriages are so unsuccessful; the unrealistic expectations of marriage; some of the most the difficult challenges recovering from a divorce; financial stability; advice she offers women who’s income has been halved; maintaining mental and emotional health; finding the correct therapist; health insurance and medication; exercise; how journaling led to writing Congratulations On Your Divorce; meditation; alternative therapy; chiropractic therapy; neural linguistic programming; yoga; men asking for help; the damages of stress; the effects of divorce on children; co-parenting; how divorce made her former husband a better father; preparing for emotional and physical intimacy when dating; safer sex; sexual transmitted diseases; surprises that came up while writing Congratulations On Your Divorce; domestic violence; how a percentage of profits made by products purchased on her web site will be donated to women’s shelters for victims of domestic abuse.
Featured song is "Alive and Well" by Kris Miller.
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