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Towards Healing
If you’re dealing with the pain of separating from a toxic or narcissistic partner, you’re in the right place.
Heal from Emotional Pain
Recognizing the profound hurt, anger, and confusion divorce brings, especially from toxic relationships.
Reclaim Your Life
Empowering you to move beyond the anguish and regain control of your life's direction.
Make Informed Decisions
Guiding you to make choices that protect your emotional well-being and future happiness.
Divorce can feel like an isolating experience, but with Tina, you’re not alone. Her approach is built on:
Understanding
Acknowledging the intense emotions and challenges you face, offering a judgment-free zone.
Support for Parents
Specialized support for moms and dads focusing on co-parenting and family dynamics post-divorce.
Strategic Guidance
Providing practical advice on navigating divorce, from coping strategies to legal considerations.
Divorce is not a tragedy.
Tragedy is staying in an
unhappy marriage
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No, becoming a divorce coach was not what I always wanted to be when I grew up. It was personal experience that brought me here.
My parents divorced when I was 13. At the time, I thought it was going to be terrible. And I was terrified. But, to my surprise, things got better.
At first I was curious and went on a quest to learn more about divorce in our culture. I noted that we (as a society) tend to look down on those going through a divorce. Furthermore