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How to fix your broken marriage… Even when your situation seems hopeless. God wants you to have a happy and lifelong marriage that is nothing short of incredible. It is through Him that all things are possible, even when everything seems impossible. In this audiobook, Christian marriage counselor Morgan Avery gives you the tools you need to overcome your marriage difficulties so you can experience the happiness you deserve and the relationship blessings He has waiting for you.

Certified life coach, Carmen Silvestro, has developed a process that helped stop endless days of consuming thoughts about her broken marriage so she could find acceptance, peace, and love. She presents her method in Piecing Your Heart Back Together to teach women how to finally break free from the deep emotional attachment to their ex.

Love isn’t always shiny. And it isn’t always forever. From the same gentle, hopeful voice that has captivated fans worldwide comes the guide for starting over. Emma Grace’s second book, Untangling, begins at an ending - and ends at a beginning. Untangling is for anyone navigating the beautifully complicated process of untangling the knots our love stories tie into us.

Fiona Eckersley went through divorce at age 45 with four kids in tow, so she knows firsthand what it’s like to face all these very real fears. Now, she wants to share what she has learned from her own experiences and from those of the women she has coached. Fearful to Fabulous provides a clear pathway for divorced women to get to a place where they feel financially stable and finally in control of their life.

Don’t panic: it’s only divorce. The relationship you thought would last forever will soon end. The future is filled with so many frightening unknowns. What will your legal fees cost? How long will the process take? What happens next? Let Diana Romanovska, a family law attorney who is herself a divorcee as well as a child of divorce, answer the questions that keep you up at night when your marriage is over.

Divorce doesn't have to be devastating. Reject the idea that you'll be damaged by the process. In fact, if you do it right, you'll grow from the experience. You'll start your new life better than you were before.

What does it mean to live an empowered life? To Kimberly, it means living life unapologetically on her terms and being true to herself. It means loving fiercely, living bravely, setting healthy boundaries, and creating the future she wants and deserves. An empowered life means forgiving oneself and others by overcoming guilt, shame, and regret. With a renewed sense of independence and self-worth, an empowered woman can take responsibility for her own happiness and well-being. Through personal stories, Kimberly shares processes, techniques, and practices that helped her make profound changes.

After experiencing the pain and agony of divorce, ordained minister Freda R. Wilson now helps others to build their futures that are better, both inside and out. With her more than 20 years of experience working with individuals and couples, she helps those suffering from divorce recover from what may seem like the darkest period of their life.

Small-town drama makes Hollywood look like a walk in the park. For those going through a divorce in a small town and are ready to feel confident, capable, and competent, now is the time to take action with Small Town Divorce. Denise Anderson walked through those same trenches after experiencing her own dramatic small-town divorce. She has coached and mentored dozens of others who have experienced similar drama, taking them from surviving to thriving.

There is a lot of information available to help children and teens work through their parents’ divorce. Unfortunately, that is not the same with adults who suddenly find themselves thrust into a situation of their parents divorcing. People often believe that the emotions surrounding such a pivotal event will not impact older individuals as harshly as a child or teens due to our being grown already. While our emotional intelligence is further developed, a divorce even for an adult child is traumatic, a large change, and often difficult to navigate positively.