by Dr. Anne | Jan 20, 2022 | Divorce
The reason I work with professional women in high conflict divorces, is because I am one. 30 years of learning psychological theory did not help me avoid my own nightmare. This makes my perspective somewhat unique, drawing as it does on my life, theory, and my...
by Dr. Anne | Jan 20, 2022 | Divorce
Every lawyer knows that they have to work with distressed clients. It’s part of the role to simultaneously soothe emotions whilst gathering relevant information to build a case. However, there is a subset of cases that no amount of your pastoral support is going...
by Dr. Anne | Nov 30, 2021 | Divorce
Ok, I’ll admit it off the bat: I am skewed in my perspective. I am probably not the most objective commentator on this because of the nature of my work and my client group. I specialise in trauma and abuse – it’s my daily diet. My clients are in the main professional...
by Dr. Anne | Jun 24, 2021 | Divorce
No doubt if you are reading this, you’ve been feeling like you have been existing in the Twilight Zone. You left your partner after much soul-searching and doubt. You probably still doubt you’ve done the right thing. You lie awake at night thinking: ‘Maybe I should...
by Dr. Anne | Jun 24, 2021 | Divorce, Unhealthy relationships
The fundamental importance of money Undoubtedly there are several distinct forms that abuse can take. One that is frequently ignored, perhaps due to its seemingly insignificant nature, when compared to the heightened impact of physical violence, is the use of money....
by Dr. Anne | Jun 24, 2021 | Divorce
It has been a while since I have written anything personal. I suppose it always comes down to that line of personal and professional, trying to keep some of my personal life, well private. But today I had a conversation with an old friend, that once again let me see...
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