COUNSELLING
It is well known that matrimonial disputes have a large effect on the emotions, mental health, egos and feelings of the parties involved. Human nature is unfortunately difficult to predict. Accordingly, it can be difficult to see that, on occasions, we may not necessarily be correct or right in our views or actions and, equally, that others may be right, even though that may not support a position or view held. Ultimately, no one is perfect.
Having perspective relating to other people’s points of views and positions can help relationships succeed. However, this is not always the case. In these situations, the engagement of a counselor may be warranted and prudent. Counselors are always impartial and can look at the situation involving the parties in an objective manner. In many cases, counselors can and will make suggestions to the parties to help resolve issues and rebuild and repair relationships that have fractured.
Advice for divorce counseling
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All the involved parties in a divorce must be willing to take the divorce counseling in right spirit. They should have an open and receiving mind to take maximum benefit of divorce counseling.
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Divorced couple should be patient and co-operative to counselor. Often frustrated, people quit too soon to understand its effect. Counselor knows best how to proceed.
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Always be completely honest with your counselor. You don’t have to impress your counselor and neither you should be ashamed of your situation. You should understand that the emotions you are dealing with are common for all divorced people.
Accordingly, we suggest and facilitate counseling in any situation where we think it might be beneficial to the interests of the parties, and may save time, costs and stress.