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These are interactive, discussions where you can listen, learn, and get guidance from expert divorce coaches.
Support group meetings are private, guided, and confidential
There are typically about 20-30 people per session so you can get to know others in the group.
Each week is a different topic - all designed to help you get perspective, understand, or give relief.
If you're afraid you'll never feel real joy again, this session has good news rooted in actual brain science: that fear isn't true. Here's what's happening inside you. Your brain builds pathways from whatever you repeatedly think and feel — like trails worn into a forest. After divorce, the pain pathways can become superhighways while the joy pathways grow over from disuse. The result is a brain that's gotten very good at finding the hurt and out of practice at finding peace. But pathways can be rebuilt. This session teaches you how to deliberately recall and re-experience positive moments — not to deny your pain or paper over it with forced positivity, but to widen your emotional range so grief isn't the only state you can reach. Your nervous system barely distinguishes between recalling a good moment and living one, which means this is a real, portable tool you can use anytime the weight gets heavy. You'll leave understanding why most people do return to joy after divorce — and with a simple daily practice to start rebuilding those pathways toward hope, one small moment at a time.
Day: Every Tuesday night
Time:
8pm Eastern
7pm Central
6pm Mountain
5pm Pacific

Kevin Van Liere And Kathryn Beachy lead the weekly divorce support group. New topics every week that are designed to move you forward and provide a space where you can be with others dealing with the effects of divorce.

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