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Divorce

Let’s Stop Giving Boundaries a Bad Rap!

Nikki Parkinson / June 28, 2022

  In one of my recent episodes on The Divorce and Separation Podcast, I spoke to Dr Rebecca Ray, Clinical […]

Divorce

Eating your feelings, the right way!

Nikki Parkinson / June 28, 2022

On this week’s episode of The Divorce and Separation podcast, I had the pleasure of chatting with Dr Delia McCabe, Neuroscientist,

Divorce

Why should you add Mindfulness to your separation Toolkit?

Nikki Parkinson / June 28, 2022

Over a lifetime, people come and they go, some stay for a short time and some a long time or

Divorce

When did ghosting become a divorce tactic?

Nikki Parkinson / June 25, 2022

It’s highly likely, that if you have a smartphone, live in the 21st century, and are a human aged between

Divorce

The gentle ways to co-parent amidst your separation

Nikki Parkinson / February 20, 2022

“When you harshly criticize your spouse, or ex-spouse in front of your children, you are attacking their DNA.” Gary Neuman

Divorce

You ended the relationship, and you’re grieving too

Nikki Parkinson / February 4, 2022

With every new year comes a pile of new questions:  Should I keep slogging away at a job I don’t

Coaching, Divorce, Family Law, Separation

January might be a bumpy month, and that’s okay

Nikki Parkinson / January 16, 2022

January might be a bumpy month, and that’s okay I know for many, January can be a tough month. Not

Children, Coaching, coparenting, Separation

Should I stay or go: What children of divorce want you to know.

Nikki Parkinson / February 18, 2021

I’ve lost count of the times that my clients have said, “We should have separated years ago but I stayed

Business, Family Law, Lawyer Speak, Property Settlement

Understanding what a Property Settlement is?

Nikki Parkinson / October 24, 2020

What is a property settlement? A property settlement is the process of dividing the property pool and financial affairs between

Divorce, Interview, Relationship Breakdown

How to ease the grief of a breakup

Nikki Parkinson / October 20, 2020

What you’re feeling is grief — and how to overcome it Sadness, yearning, anger, guilt, forgetfulness, insomnia and even physical

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