It may not have been your choice to start the divorce process; however, you can choose how you approach it. You can choose to plan your decisions rather than feel you are are being forced into a situation that’s out of control.
Having survived an acrimonious divorce myself, I trained as a legal executive, specialising in family law, with the express thought of giving my clients the emotional support and practical help which was not available to me and yet I so needed at the time.
I became more focussed on the emotional and practical side of the process and trained as life coach and master NLP practitioner. Although I now no longer practise family law, I use my legal background and knowledge to de-mystify the legal process and organise paperwork, complementing the solicitor’s expertise and service.
I founded Zen Divorce Coaching to provide a safe, confidential space for to those who are thinking about divorce, in the middle of it, or who have just come through it.
As well as emotional support, I provide tools and exercises for clients to learn how to keep calm, get clear on their objectives; value themselves and re-build their confidence; get back in control of their situation and construct a new life after divorce.
“I have come away from my sessions with Margaret a much more positive person. I have learned to cope better with my stressful situations and I'm beginning to value myself again. Although I still have difficult moments at times, I've learned from my sessions with Margaret to deal with them in a more positive and productive way. I would highly recommend Margaret as a life coach. She is very caring, calming, sincere person who can also ask the difficult questions too!” Janet, Buckinghamshire