Category Archives: Divorce Coach
When To Walk Away (1) By Dr. Michael Brooks
When to Walk Away (1) By Dr. Michael Brooks As I watched my client wipe her tears away with her tissue, she continued to talk about the relationship she was ending. “I’ve tried everything, I’ve tried counseling, I’ve begged, pleaded, … Continue reading
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Don’t Give Up on Your Marriage So Soon (1) By Dr. Michael Brooks
Don’t Give Up on Your Marriage So Soon (1) By Dr. Michael Brooks I walked into a crowded restaurant on a Saturday evening a few weeks ago, and amongst the loud and noisy crowd, I could hear a couple arguing … Continue reading
Tis The Season For Divorce (3) By Dr. Michael Brooks
Tis the Season of Divorce (3) By Dr. Michael Brooks The third problem is that your spouse is married to their job. They can’t possibly leave their work at work and will bring it home for the holidays. They are … Continue reading
Tis The Season of Divorce (2)
Tis the Season of Divorce (2) By Dr. Michael Brooks Spending time together with your spouse is number two on the list. During the spring through early fall, families get real busy with work, school, and sports. The kids keep … Continue reading
Tis The Season For Divorce (1) By Dr. Michael Brooks
Tis the Season of Divorce (1) By Dr. Michael Brooks It’s hard to believe it’s that time of year, the holidays are fast approaching and with it, the rise in divorces. There is a reason for the rise in the … Continue reading
Gossip, The Divider Of Friends (3) By Dr. Michael Brooks
Gossip, the divider of Friends (3) By Dr. Michael Brooks In closing, I have to say I learned a valuable lesson that day with Dolly, it’s hard to stop the person who started the gossip, but the one who shares … Continue reading
If You’re Considering Divorce (7) By Dr. Michael Brooks
If You’re Considering Divorce (7) By Dr. Michael Brooks This will be the last article on this series. I hope it has been helpful in giving you some idea’s on how to work on improving your relationship and developing a … Continue reading
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If You’re Considering Divorce (6) By Dr. Michael Brooks
If You’re Considering Divorce (6) By Dr. Michael Brooks As we continue with this week’s article, look at the results and see if they are in line with the way you feel. The responses that I have received from the … Continue reading
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If You’re Considering Divorce (5) By Dr. Michael Brooks
If You’re Considering Divorce (5) By Dr. Michael Brooks For those of you who took the quiz, was it a wake-up call for you? Take the time and read what the results are. You may be surprised by the results. … Continue reading
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Tagged applicable counseling and coaching services, Divorce, Dr Mike Brooks divorce coach and counselor, drift apart, falling out of love, flirting, poor communication, separation, sex, unhealthy attitude
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If You’re Considering Divorce (2) By Dr. Michael Brooks
If You’re Considering Divorce (2) By Dr. Michael Brooks This week we will continue the article on “if you’re considering divorce.” The following weeks will have some insights on how to repair your relationship if this is a problem. Another … Continue reading