Laughter in the Face of It: Splitopia Improv Show
/Why I decided to do an improv comedy show about divorce.
Read MoreWhy I decided to do an improv comedy show about divorce.
Read MoreHow Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie divorce affects them, their kids—and those of us who look toward celebs for inspiration. Let's hope it's a good divorce.
Read MoreLearn how to "rebuild" yourself after divorce.
Read MoreIn divorce, many of us once again turn to books to get through. Join my conversation about books with Jeffrey Davis.
Read MoreI was happy to see this great article today in Canada's largest-circulation national paper, The Globe and Mail, about divorce, up north.
Read MoreHow reading The Untethered Soul gave me a new appreciation of the subway, and my life.
Read MoreKathryn Peterson is the "Carrie Bradshaw of the South," blogging about divorce for the Houston Chronicle's "Grey Matters" column.
Read MoreBeing an ex-husband is an important job, and one with such a low bar, it's easy to excel.
Read MoreReconnecting with places and people from our past can help us remember who we are, and how far we've come.
Read MoreI'm a big fan of marriage, but during my book tour this past Spring, this question came up: Do we actually need it anymore?
Read MoreI was excited to talk to the fabulous happiness guru Gretchen Rubin about Splitopia for her site.
Read MoreWhile adversarial divorce positions marriage and divorce as opposites, collaborative law can make friends of near-enemies.
Read MoreWhen my husband and I announced our decision to split, I was surprised by the negative forecasts of some of my friends. I set out to find the truth.
Read MorePsychology Today magazine runs my essay on why a decent divorce is far more realistic than an all-out war.
Read MorePERSONAL ESSAY: "It isn’t as if you can create your good divorce (or hammer through your bad one), brush off your hands, and consider your work done, particularly if your have children."
Read MoreFrom decreasing negative rumination to learning the right lessons from the past, we can continue to improve our relationship with a former spouse, or new one.
Read MoreQ&A: Author and journalist Carlin Flora on the upsides of falling short. Hint: you learn empathy, humility, maturity.
Read MoreFocus on your commitment as parents and love for your children.
Read MoreEven if you don't find your soul mate, you may find a friend.
Read MoreQ&A: Start by having realistic expectations, particularly if you have children, says Anne Brennan Malec, a Chicago-based clinical psychologist and relationships author.
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