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5 Ways to Disengage During Divorce

Don’t let divorce consume your life. Use these techniques to avoid obsessive thinking and rumination.

  1. Establish a daily schedule that allows you to spend approximately one hour per day discussing or dealing with your divorce, except, of course, when more time is absolutely necessary (i.e. attending a court hearing). Stick to your schedule.
  2. Stop texting, emailing, messaging and writing about your divorce.
  3. Limit your divorce communications to one hour per day (see above) and only share your thoughts with a select group of people. (This will prevent your divorce from seeping into and filling up every corner of your life.)
  4. Exercise daily, limit your alcohol intake and get as much rest as possible.
  5. Distract yourself with positive people and activities. Find a new hobby, go out with friends, watch upbeat movies or do anything else you love.

This article is not legal or medical advice. You should consult an attorney or doctor if you have legal questions that relate to your divorce or health.

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