Adult Children of Divorce
Breaking the Divorce Cycle Ministries
Breaking the Divorce Cycle Ministries
Hope
How Sweet the Father's Love by Kent Darcie
Adult Children of Divorce Ministries
"My mom is divorced... her mom was divorced... and her mom was divorced.."
Every year thousands of adult children of divorce find themselves doing what they swore they would never do; getting a divorce, but a depth of research shows that there are issues that impact ACD's in such a way that they are more prone to divorce.
The Adult Children of Divorce teachings and seminar address fear, trust, anger, and other issues that uniquely impact adult children of divorce and can help ACD's break the divorce cycle as well as improving the satisfaction of other relationships in their lives.
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"My mom is divorced... her mom was divorced... and her mom was divorced.."
Every year thousands of adult children of divorce find themselves doing what they swore they would never do; getting a divorce, but a depth of research shows that there are issues that impact ACD's in such a way that they are more prone to divorce.
The Adult Children of Divorce teachings and seminar address fear, trust, anger, and other issues that uniquely impact adult children of divorce and can help ACD's break the divorce cycle as well as improving the satisfaction of other relationships in their lives.
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Help for Step-Parents
In the article “We're Successful, and Hurt” Elizabeth Marquardt, who is herself an adult child of divorce, gives compelling insight into the often unseen and unknown affects of our parents divorce on us. She writes…
”She's a young professor teaching at an elite college, married and with a small child. She loves her husband and adores her baby girl. She's a portrait of success. She's also a child of divorce. For some researchers, the story stops there: The young woman's parents separated long ago, but her achievements -- both professionally and personally -- show that she has come through the experience of her family's breakup just fine." [Read full article]
Being an Adult Child of Divorce is not all Doom and Gloom, but......
Unfortunately by the time adult children of
divorce find this ministry or attend a
seminar, they have already experienced
their own divorce. As a healing ministry
we try to guide ACD’s to resources that
can help them with the various challenges
they face and one of the greatest
challenges can be in the realm of
step-parenting.
Laura Petherbridge, who has experienced a divorce and spoken and written on the rigors and challenges of step-parenting, has a ministry who’s goal is building bridges of hope for those who need encouragement and guidance in this and other areas. Laura is a featured expert on the DivorceCare DVD series and brings a wealth of knowledge to this area. Please click here for information that can help guide you through the maze and often minefield of step-parenting.
divorce find this ministry or attend a
seminar, they have already experienced
their own divorce. As a healing ministry
we try to guide ACD’s to resources that
can help them with the various challenges
they face and one of the greatest
challenges can be in the realm of
step-parenting.
Laura Petherbridge, who has experienced a divorce and spoken and written on the rigors and challenges of step-parenting, has a ministry who’s goal is building bridges of hope for those who need encouragement and guidance in this and other areas. Laura is a featured expert on the DivorceCare DVD series and brings a wealth of knowledge to this area. Please click here for information that can help guide you through the maze and often minefield of step-parenting.
One of the great losses faced by adult children of divorce, even though they often don’t realize it, is their loss of regular exposure to their father’s love. While I don’t disagree with those who say that there are plenty of fathers who are home but absent, abusive, or unloving in other ways, we can’t lose sight of the reality that it is very difficult to get regular love from a dad who isn’t there. The kind of 24/7 on-demand love we crave as kids. I see this as adult children of divorce are brought to tears just thinking about that loss. Even more troubling is with the divorce there is a lack of positive examples of a father’s solid love. [Read full article]
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