Contemplating Divorce

Should I divorce? Should I stay for the kids? How will I survive?

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We Created SAS to Provide Divorce Support for Women

Recently, Christopher Cameron of Luxury Listings Magazine asked SAS why divorce might be different for women living on Manhattan’s Upper East- Side. We welcomed the opportunity to respond briefly to his question. But the nature of the question left us wanting to share more. Divorce is horrible, and divorce for women, no matter the income or…

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Divorce Advice for Women: Get Off the Couch

Woman on the couch ignoring divorce advice for women

Despite the never-ending amount of divorce advice out there, the end of a marriage is hard.  Divorce is scary, and there is no one-size-fits-all approach to getting through it. Divorce means the start of a new phase of your life—one that you never planned for. When understanding takes on a new meaning My parents were…

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What’s Different About Divorce on the Upper East Side?

Divorce on the upper east side

Wealth, luxury, affluence . . . these are words that often come to mind when thinking about Manhattan’s UES.  A unique neighborhood with a culture all it’s own, everything is different — or so some people think — when you reside here.  Christopher Cameron of Luxury Listings Magazine asks SAS if divorce on the Upper East Side is…

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How I Faked It Through My Divorce

“You have such a beautiful life,” a friend once said to me. I almost congratulated myself.  She didn’t know. I had done such a good job of faking, this friend did not know how dark and deep down desperate I was. For I had all the tchotchkes, the frequent flyer miles, the beautiful homes, but…

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New York Times: “How to Divorce” is Changing for Women

Finding light in your divorce story

The “newspaper of record,” the New York Times is shedding light on how to divorce and how it’s changing. Women are no longer navigating it alone in a desperate, anxiety-ridden journey. Allying themselves with a partner, a team, a tribe, women are moving through this major life-challenge differently. Read about SAS in Penelope Green’s NYTimes piece, A New Cadre…

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Thinking About Divorce? Important Steps to Be Prepared

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Divorce or separation tends to be one of those situations that women don’t plan for because, well, we don’t want to assume the worst. We operate under the assumption that everything will be fine. It’s when things suddenly aren’t fine and we start thinking about divorce that we realize, in hindsight of course, that we could have taken some…

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Poor Little Rich Women?

As a working Upper East Side mother (and for many years before, residing there as stay at home mom) I read with amusement Wednesday Martins’ recent New York Times essay on her culture shock in living among the moneyed mothers of this demographic. I say “amusement” as in the same kind of titillation I derive (but…

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Porter Magazine Explores Divorce Coaching and Modern Women

Liza Caldwell and divorce coaching celebrated in Porter Magazine

Women today are more educated than ever before in history. Now the majority gender graduating from colleges and universities, many of us — no matter our age — have more access to information than ever in our lives, thanks to the Internet. But the flip side to this advancement is that we are also, now…

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