Going from a two-parent household to a single parent household has changed everything.
It can be terrifying, lonely, and the weight on your shoulders can feel unmanageable.
It can feel devastating when you look around and suddenly your household seems deficient in light of all the ‘happy’ two-parent households. It’s crushing to fear that your child is missing out.
You want to help your children through this transition but….
You often ask yourself “what do I even say”?
You wonder how to support your own trauma and be there for your kids when you have nothing left.
You’re exhausted yourself, how can you show up for your kids?
Will this ever end?
You’re entering into a new identity as a single parent, and that’s hard
You didn’t aspire to be on your own, but now you are.
Imagine...
Reach Out for Support
If you are ready to take the next step toward supporting your new family, contact us today at [email protected] or fill out the appointment request form.
Please be aware that we regularly work with divorced/separated parents who have an amicable co-parenting relationship. We are unable to work with children whose parents are involved in a high conflict divorce or when custody issues are present.
Sara regularly works with single parents around issues related to divorce and can work individually with parents who are struggling with these issues.