Congratulations on your divorce! People don’t normally congratulate you on a divorce, but why not? Everyone congratulated you when you connected with Mr. Wrong, so why not thumbs up on finally losing him and finding yourself. Just like a marriage, divorce is a new beginning – so CELEBRATE! As with any new journey, it helps to have a road map. Let The Divorce Ritual guide you along the way. This one-of-a-kind book with lots of healing, funny and empowering activities will help you grow from being a new divorcee to being a fabulous new you. And I mean fabulous baby! From cutting a slice of your divorce cake to firing a gun (not at your ex), you’re finally driving down the road to freedom without the backseat driver. Here’s to moving on…one ritual at a time.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
The Divorce Ritual really hits the spot! Feel lost? In a malaise? Need a divorce but don't know which way to turn? Never fear. Lois Tarter's sensitive and beautifully written book will help you over the hurdle and beyond. This is definitely a book worth reading. Best of luck to you as you shed your spouse.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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Lois Tarter has been there, done that, and now she shares her experiences on dealing with the growing popular condition called Divorce. In this easy to read book she outlines why divorce can be a beginning - a pathway out of a life that has grown unfulfilling into a new world of freedom and growth - and celebration.
Tarter takes it from the top - the immediate response to divorce, dealing and coping with the change and then deciding to chin up and take this new stage in life as a time for growth. Her statistics about the divorce rate may astound some, and may challenge others to consider whether sticking with a marriage gone sour is worth the personal and conjoined agony, and then having the big intake of breath that starts a whole new way of looking at freedom.
Her `rituals' are at once meaningful and often funny - getting rid of the clothes of the partner departed, redoing your home to be you and not the past `we', making all manner of changes in lifestyle that allow new friends to enter as well as dealing with past `shared friends', mending fences, etc. As she states when discussing her own divorce, `I needed something that was less like jumping off a bridge and more like climbing a mountain. After a divorce, it's important to feel like you're making progress. These rituals will help you move forward and you'll enjoy an incredible sense of accomplishment every time you complete one.... Read more ›
Tarter takes it from the top - the immediate response to divorce, dealing and coping with the change and then deciding to chin up and take this new stage in life as a time for growth. Her statistics about the divorce rate may astound some, and may challenge others to consider whether sticking with a marriage gone sour is worth the personal and conjoined agony, and then having the big intake of breath that starts a whole new way of looking at freedom.
Her `rituals' are at once meaningful and often funny - getting rid of the clothes of the partner departed, redoing your home to be you and not the past `we', making all manner of changes in lifestyle that allow new friends to enter as well as dealing with past `shared friends', mending fences, etc. As she states when discussing her own divorce, `I needed something that was less like jumping off a bridge and more like climbing a mountain. After a divorce, it's important to feel like you're making progress. These rituals will help you move forward and you'll enjoy an incredible sense of accomplishment every time you complete one.... Read more ›
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This book contains sage advice on how go look forward and enjoy your life. I found myself in a depressed state and was able to see the light at the end of the tunnel. A must read
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
While written from a gals point of view I found it most helpful in leaving a ton of baggage behind. We can
All use a little help as we move in these uncharted waters
Very well written. But then well I like the author a lot
All use a little help as we move in these uncharted waters
Very well written. But then well I like the author a lot
By sally phelps
Format:Paperback
The author has insight into all aspects of divorce. I wish she had written it years ago, so she could have helped me navigate my own divorce. She really understands the process and the emotional toll. A good read as well!
