The 4 Emotional “Paths” You can take following your Relationship Breakdown,Separation or Divorce.
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Gillian Firth is one of Australia's leading divorce recovery consultants and reseachers .Gillian has led Recovery courses for many years for people experiencing the painful feelings following a relationship breakdown and wants to share the successful techniques for healing and personal growth experienced by her groups. A mother of two, Gillian has a wealth of experience drawn from her own marriage breakdown, and twenty years of experience in nursing. She has qualifications in personal development,adult education, communications and leadership and holds a Masters degree in Public Health
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