From Child of Divorce to Divorcee: How Wounds From the Past Affect the PreDivorce Process

Update: 2010-10-22

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Are you a child of divorce who now finds yourself in the predivorce process? What's the link between being a child of divorce and considering divorce? Join me as I talk about how wounds from the past play a role in the predivorce process.

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From Child of Divorce to Divorcee: How Wounds From the Past Affect the PreDivorce Process

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From Child of Divorce to Divorcee: How Wounds From the Past Affect the PreDivorce Process