Proactive-Change: A divorced dad is still a dad

Counseling / coaching with Serge Prengel,
author of Still a Dad

Divorce can be one of the most devastating events in a man's life. In all-too-many cases, fathers can become mere visitors in their own children's lives. Fathers can come to feel that the emotional support they give their children is undervalued, and that the mail role society assigns to them is that of a financial provider.

You may feel that dealing with your feelings is a luxury you can't afford at this time. You may be afraid that, if you were to be too conscious of your emotions, you would no longer be capable of coping with the pressures of your divorce.

But it's just the opposite. Dealing with your emotional issues through divorce coaching will help you deal more efficiently with all the other issues.

In other words, dealing with your emotional divorce is not just a way to rebuild your life... it is also an investment in reducing the aggravation of your divorce process.

Counseling helps you deal with the hardships of divorce:
- How to remain the best father that you can be throughout the struggles of divorce, and after divorce
- How to find ways to disengage from the vicious cycle of ever-escalating arguments
- Up to what point does it make sense for you to fight for the degree of involvement you want in your children's lives, in the face of overwhelming pressure
- How to overcome the impact of the divorce turmoil on your career and personal life
- New relationships

Please note:
- I am not a lawyer, and will not give you advice on legal issues.
- Counseling/coaching is a professional service: There is a fee for each session.
- Sessions are either in person (in New York City) or by phone. For more information (including fees), see Frequently Asked Questions.

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