Collaborative Separation and Divorce
Dr. Quratulain Zaidi 26 November 2022
Think of the word divorce. What comes to mind? The idea of divorce is loaded with negative societal stereotypes such as traumatised children, heart-wrenching court
Yes, it’s Possible to Leave a Narcissist
Dr. Quratulain Zaidi 31 August 2022
If you’re dating a narcissist, you might be experiencing narcissistic abuse. Leaving an abusive relationship is far from easy, as abusers will do anything to
My Child is Refusing Access; Now What?
Dr. Monica Borschel 18 August 2021
Mary was struggling to get her children ready to see their father, Darren, every weekend. It was always the same story. Her twelve year old
Parent Child Reunification Therapy
Dr. Monica Borschel 2 July 2021
How to improve parent child communication and relationship during families transition through Separation or Divorce… Every Friday evening, Matt would go to his ex-wife’s house
Divorce: how to break up with dignity
MindnLife Team 26 April 2021
Divorce has a perceived negative connotation associated with it. But it doesn’t have to spell the end of the family unit. Are there strategies for
Covid-19 Toll on Marriages
Dr. Quratulain Zaidi 29 May 2020
They say that “Absence makes the heart grow fonder.” Time apart can indeed make you long for your significant other. But, what if it’s the
Giving Love A Second Chance
Dr. Kristin Zeising 8 May 2020
Some couples get back together, no matter how messy their times had been, because there is still love between them. It is no secret that
DIVORCE: BREAKING UP WITH DIGNITY
Dr. Quratulain Zaidi 28 February 2020
Divorce is never easy. Ending ties with someone you vowed to live with and love for the rest of your life is not a walk
LIFE AFTER DIVORCE IN HONG KONG
Dr. Quratulain Zaidi 15 November 2017
Did you know that Hong Kong’s is ranked number 12 in the list of places where divorce is most common? With Hong Kong’s growing reputation
KEEPING YOUR CHILD SECURE DURING A DIVORCE
Dr. Quratulain Zaidi 11 October 2017
Written by Dr. Monica Borschel During a divorce, parents might experience intense emotions towards the other estranged parent. Often, unknowingly, one of the parents emotionally