Lee Block
BA, CPC
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Post Divorce Coach Expert
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- Divorce Consulting and Co-Parenting
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Lee Block, otherwise known as The Post-Divorce Coach, has been through the painful process of divorce. She realizes how difficult a transition it is, and through it, for her own therapy, started to write a book, which she decided to turn into The Post-Divorce Chronicles, to help other women in transition.
When she was post divorce, she looked for support groups to help her get her life on track, and could not find what she was looking for. Now, 6 years later, is helping other women find their way while transitioning through this difficult time. There is nothing more satisfying, then when you wake up one morning and realize you can see the light at the end of the tunnel.
She is also the founder of The Post Divorce Dating Club and is currently working on two books while raising her two children and two dogs.
If you are in need of tools to put your life back on the path to recovery post divorce, you can contact Lee Block to set up sessions by phone, email, skype or in person at leeblock.com.
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A 12 Step Program for the Recovering Divorcee
Hello, my name is Lee and I am divorced. I have been in post marriage recovery for the past 5 years. This is a 12 Step Recovery Program for Divorce, adapted from other 12 Step Recovery Programs. Step 1: Admit that you are powerless in your marriage and that your lives together have come to an end. This is a crucial step because this is the first step to freedom. Like an alcoholic or drug addict, you have hit rock bottom in your marriage, and have tried everything to save it with no success.
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Don’t Do These 13 Things When Co-Parenting
Co-parenting is not a laughing matter when you are divorced. What I find to be amazing is that when you were married, you agreed on how to parent your children, but now that you are divorced, everything is a battle. And, co-parenting is hard work. Throw in bitte ess, anger and general displeasure and it can be a recipe for disaster, so following is a list of things you should NOT do when co-parenting. 1. Don’t respond to emails from your ex. Ignore the fact that the information that is being sent to you is probably fairly important, and just hit delete.
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A Recipe for The Blended Family
This is a recipe that is more common every day. It can be delicious or a complete disaster. The base ingredients are pretty standard, although sometimes there are a few variations. Here is the recipe for a blended family. Children. The children are a key ingredient. They may be primary custody, shared custody or standard visitation, as far as their time with each parent involved in this recipe. 2 Adults. The adults can be both divorced or just one may be divorced. The key is that one of the adults has children, although they both can have children.
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To learn more about my consulting practice, please visit me at leeblock.com. You can also find me on Twitter and Facebook. You can read my articles on Huffington Post Divorce, Divorced Women Online, Mamapedia, CareOne and The Post-Divorce Chronicles.