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3 tips to manage your stress during divorce

On Behalf of Weinman & Associates, P.C. | Aug 23, 2023 | Divorce

Divorce is a stressful process whether you initiate it or not. Unfortunately, stress can lead to other medical complications, including high blood pressure and a compromised immune system. That is why you should learn how to moderate your stress during the divorce process.

There are a few ways that you can ease the stress of your divorce.

1. Recognize your feelings

One of the most common reasons that stress lingers during a divorce is the refusal to recognize and acknowledge it. Take time to think about how you feel and realize that it is okay to struggle, feel upset or get overwhelmed. Recognize those feelings, address them and then try to push forward.

2. Accept and request help

It can be difficult to reach out to others for help, but this is the time to rely on your friends and loved ones. Whether you need help with picking the kids up from school or you just need someone to talk to, you can ease your stress significantly by turning to those around you for support and assistance.

3. Consider meditation

Meditation encourages you to be present in the moment and stay mindful of your body and your presence. Practicing meditation can help you center your emotions, calm your stress and reduce your heart rate.

These are three steps to help you manage the stress of your divorce. The more you understand about the road ahead, the easier it is to eliminate any anxiety over uncertainty as well. Remind yourself that this is a season and will pass.

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