Divorced and
feel like drowning?
Wrestling with fear and hopelessness, wondering how to start over? I understand. In fact, those were my words.
“I assure you there’s healing and hope.”
Together, let’s find clarity in the chaos, peace in the pain, and courage for the journey.
INTRODUCTION
From a divorced, single mom, to remarried and part of a multi-faceted blended family, I can assure you, life does go on after divorce, and it can be better than you imagined.
“There was a time when I believed I would never trust or love again.”
“Divorce does not define you.”
“I had no idea how I was going to raise three sons after what I had been through.”
How could I raise men when I was so angry at men! I had to find a way to get past the anger. I’ve known betrayal, brokenness, fear, failure, shame, and that feeling of being stretched beyond what you ever imagined you could withstand. I have known pain so deep I could barely breathe, and darkness so dark it was crippling, yet here I am.
I know what it’s like to be remolded, reshaped and rewarded for fighting through the darkness and fears. I am here to help you navigate that darkness to find hope and joy again.
Moving on is not easy, but I promise you it is worth the effort. With the benefit of my experience, let me help you navigate this process .
Testimonials
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“When I read the first paragraph of your article, it took me back to that time when my next door neighbor, my dear friend, was going thru hell, BUT in time, her love for her boys and faith in God, allowed her rise above the flames!! You are amazing and loved!”
— Beth
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“Love your writing and how you use your life story to inspire and challenge us every Monday! It is a blessing to so many I am certain. I thought the blog post was so well done with verses and graphics combining so well with the narrative. Everything can be used for good if we allow it. I am thankful for you!”
– Karen
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“Well, you did it again! I actually read your article and cried. I am struggling so much at trying to "fix" or alleviate my kid's pains and challenges and I am constantly blaming myself, probably blaming God indirectly too. Thanks for reminding me about stepping in God's way--I think I do it much more than I would like to admit.”
– Tracy
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“Melinda’s coaching through my season of divorce has been a blessing. She was a great accountability partner and lovingly reminded me Jesus is always there. She has become my friend and sister in Christ.”
– Joanie
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“Melinda's words speak to my heart. She knows and understands my daily struggles and journey. Her words are calming to my soul. She reminds me that I am not alone in this world, that better days are ahead!”
– Charlotte
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“Melinda shares words of wisdom in navigating life after divorce. Much of her story is all too familiar and close to home. Although our ‘experiences’ are somewhat different, the emotions and struggles are the same.”
– Teresa
You’re divorced.
Now what?
Does life get better?
Fearful about starting over?
“Hi! I’m Melinda, and I have been right where you are.”
“I know betrayal, brokenness, fear, and the hopelessness you can feel after a divorce. I understand the obstacles of starting again after a marriage ends.”
“I am here, with a heart for women walking the road that I walked for many years. I am here to help you navigate the things I wish someone had been there to guide me through.”
Finding clarity builds your confidence, giving you the courage and hope to move on. The best is still ahead. I want to help you find the joy and peace waiting for you.
Sign up today for your free Discovery Call.
“Coaching with Melinda is exactly what I needed after my divorce. She was the support system for helping me navigate life. I don’t know what I would have done without her.”
CONTACT
Divorce isn't really the end. So, start off new beginnings
Divorce isn't really the end. So, start off new beginnings
with an email.
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“God brought life out of the dust. Satan wants to bury us with the dirt of our sin and shame. BUT… what if our “dirt” is what God uses to wash others clean?”
“A rearview perspective can open the door to forward motion. We can get in God’s way, but we don’t have to stay there. Understanding what’s behind us to embrace what’s before us. ”