Written by: Veronica Cisneros, LMFT Divorce is life-changing, but its impact feels magnified during the holiday season, especially when finances are tight. As a working mom, you may already feel the pressure to make holidays special for your kids, but now you’re balancing it with the reality of a single income. The stress of gift-giving, holiday ... Continue Reading
Helping Kids Adjust to the Holidays After Divorce: A Guide for Moms
For many moms, divorce means a huge shift in family dynamics, especially during the holidays. These are usually times of joy, tradition, and togetherness, but now they may feel loaded with stress, guilt, and anxiety. Your kids might feel torn between two homes, unsure how to act or where to fit in, and they may even feel guilty about enjoying time ... Continue Reading
Coping with Holiday Loneliness After Divorce or Infidelity: A Therapist’s Guide
The holiday season is meant for joy, family, and togetherness, but it can feel empty and even painful if you’re dealing with divorce or healing from infidelity. The world seems focused on family and love, making it easy to feel alone, as if everyone else has something you’re missing. But while the holiday season may be tough, there are ways to ... Continue Reading