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The Choice You Do Have: Why Trauma-Informed Mediation Matters When the Divorce Wasn't Your Idea
There is a specific kind of silence that follows a conversation you never wanted to have. Maybe it happened over dinner, or maybe it was a phone call that changed everything. Regardless of how the news arrived, if the divorce wasn't your idea, you’re likely feeling a whirlwind of shock, betrayal, and a terrifying sense that your future has been hijacked. When a marriage ends against your will, it feels like life is happening to you. You’re being ushered into a legal process
Se'Lena Wingfield, Ph.D.
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Ending a Marriage is Hard, But Your New Chapter is Waiting.
Whether you were the one who walked away or the one left standing in the doorway, the feeling is the same: It is heavy. Ending a marriage is a "death" of sorts—the death of a shared future, the death of an identity, and the death of the "us" you thought would grow old together.
Se'Lena Wingfield, Ph.D.
2 min read


How to Protect Your Professional Identity During a Life Pivot
A major life transition—whether it is a career shift, a relocation, or a divorce—is often categorized as a personal event. However, the psychological ripples of these pivots rarely stay confined to one’s private life. For high-achieving individuals, the greatest risk during a transition isn't the change itself; it is the erosion of the professional self. When your personal world is in flux, your "executive function"—the mental processes that allow you to plan, focus, and mult
Se'Lena Wingfield, Ph.D.
2 min read
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