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Lessons From Divorce and the Work of Starting Over

A Workbook for Women Ready to Release and Move Forward

Adonica Shaw
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Wingwomen OmniMedia

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Lessons From Divorce and the Work of Starting Over: A Workbook for Women Ready to Release and Move Forward

Divorce doesn't just end a marriage. It dismantles routines, identities, expectations, and the version of life you thought you were building.

Lessons From Divorce and the Work of Starting Over is a guided workbook for women who are no longer trying to "get through it," but are ready to rebuild with intention. This is not a book about blame, bitterness, or reliving the past. It is about understanding what divorce reveals, releasing what no longer fits, and doing the real work of starting again.

Through reflective prompts, practical exercises, and grounded frameworks, this workbook helps you examine what the marriage taught you about boundaries, self-trust, patterns, and resilience. It guides you through the emotional, mental, and practical shifts required to move forward without carrying unresolved weight into the next chapter of your life.

This workbook meets you where you are, whether you are newly separated, legally divorced, or quietly realizing that the old story no longer applies. It is designed to be used at your own pace, returning to sections as clarity deepens and your sense of self strengthens.

This is not about becoming someone new.
It is about reclaiming who you are.

Related Subjects

  • Divorce & Separation
  • Family & Relationships
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Marriage & Long-Term Relationships
  • General
  • Life Stages

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