Social Isolation and Losing Friends After Divorce
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- Sallyanne Hartnell
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- Thu 29 Feb 2024
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Social Isolation and Losing Friends After Divorce
One of the most difficult, confusing, surprising, even devastating realities of divorce is the loss of so many significant relationships.
Your spouse, husband, wife or partner is just the top of a long list of people who will exit from your life, some slowly, some literally overnight.
It’s painful, confusing and can leave you socially isolated right at a time when you most need connection, community, care, company and love.
Why does it happen?
What can you do about it?
Listen to this episode for my explanation and tips on dealing with the loss of friendships after divorce.
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