Relationship expert challenges one of America's biggest assumptions about divorce
First publishedJul 18, 14:00 UTC
Last updatedJul 19, 13:57 UTC · just now ago
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Therapist Sarene Arias argues that divorce does not mean failure, and can be a new phase in life.
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A therapist named Sarene Arias is changing how people think about divorce. She says divorce is not a failure, but a new start. She helps couples in crisis through her 'diamond workshops'.
Why it matters
This idea can help people who are getting divorced feel better about themselves and their situation.
In brief
- What is Sarene Arias' approach to divorce?
- She calls it 'compassionate divorce'.
- What are Sarene Arias' 'diamond workshops'?
- They are a way for her to help couples in crisis.
- What is the name of Sarene Arias' book?
- It is called 'Discovering Diamonds: A Story of Compassionate Divorce'.
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The outlets frame the story as a challenge to a common assumption about divorce, with a focus on a therapist's new approach.
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Divorce as a new start, not failure
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