Life After Divorce

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Would You Believe Me If I Told You There Is Life After Divorce?

By Kimberly Mishkin | September 9, 2014 | 4

There is life after divorce. You probably don’t believe me because you are in a dark and lonely place right now. It feels like a black cloud is hovering over you and everything feels gray and ugly. You can’t imagine that you will love anyone else or that s/he will want to love you. You…

Your Shocking Post-Divorce Behavior

By SAS for Women | September 9, 2014 | 0

listening to divorce advice when you're ready

We all know her. She’s that crazy divorcée. But she’s not interested in your opinion or your divorce advice because “how would you know??” She’s fine. In fact, she’s better than ever! She’s just signed up for THE BEST tantric workshop, a class she’s always “longed to do” but never had the time for. You…

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Liza Caldwell created SAS for Women® in 2012 to help women navigate divorce and rebuild their lives. With over 18 years of experience in education, gender studies, and leadership development, Liza has supported thousands of women, advocating that a woman should never divorce alone. She holds a Master’s in Education (M.Ed.) from Columbia University’s Teachers College and is a certified Professional Coach (CPC) accredited by the International Coach Foundation (ICF).When she’s not coaching, Liza is traveling the world, creating content to inspire women to find their voices and embrace life after divorce with confidence.

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