The Aftermath Live! Hope Fersel He Said She Said Segment Episode #CCLXXIX The Doctor of Digital™ G. Mick Smith, PhD
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Here are some ideas she offered as helpful hints and healing. Hope is a Life Coach who survived infertility, cancer, and divorce. She hired a surrogate mother and is co-parenting...
show moreThere are various forms of trauma that negatively impact core pieces of our humanity.
Therapy helps us to understand ourselves and therapy can help others.
Co-parenting is a business relationship with finances, coordinated calendar, and tasks.
In the midst of chaos, parallel homes work with shared values.
Respect each other and let parenting work.
Keep hostile discussions away from children and use technology tools to your advantage: communicate by text, phone, and Zoom.
Parallel parenting means working for the best interest of the child or children.
Take care of your mind and spirit.
Have an outside source to shine light on your life.
Always suggest including a therapist early in a relationship.
A life coach can help you be an advocate for yourself.
Life coach vs. therapist: a life coach is for your future whereas a therapist discerns your past to help in healing.
We are only responsible for our own actions; we should be self-aware.
The biggest lesson learned from divorce is that no one is coming to save us; healing comes from within.
Work on yourself and be self-sufficient but you can find help for what you need from others.
The miracle of life shows us that we have superpowers, unique talents, and abilities to recognize.
Use your gifts.
Dress yourself and pick out how you want to present yourself daily as you do as you don your clothes for the day.
Often, we are angry at ourselves and there are strong emotions during trauma but we shouldn’t target others, usually our ex.
Art, music, journaling, exercising are all good outlets for our strong emotions during a traumatic time.
Conscious parenting shares the alienation of negative emotions but remind children that as parents you still love them. That love does not end.
Everyone should take time after a trauma and often friendships with the opposite gender can be helpful before getting into a new relationship.
Be whole first as yourself.
Mick, The Doctor of Digital, Smith mick.smith@wsiworld.com
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