Resources
The Doherty Foundation for Social and Civic Well-Being was founded by a father-daughter team with a passion for improving the lives of individuals, couples, families, and communities.
Our central focus is on conversations and relationships. Relationships are forged over a lifetime of conversations that can go well or poorly, leading to human flourishing or to pain and division.
These conversations range from intimate pairs to extended family and friends and include how we interact with professionals in our lives. We’ve done work on lots of these kinds of relationship conversations, and we’re excited to share what we know and to learn from you.
Our central focus is on conversations and relationships. Relationships are forged over a lifetime of conversations that can go well or poorly, leading to human flourishing or to pain and division.
These conversations range from intimate pairs to extended family and friends and include how we interact with professionals in our lives. We’ve done work on lots of these kinds of relationship conversations, and we’re excited to share what we know and to learn from you.
Should I Try to Work It Out?:
A Guidebook for Individuals and Couples at the Crossroads of Divorce
This guidebook is designed to be a resource to individuals who may be thinking about getting a divorce or whose spouse is thinking about divorce. These individuals are at the “crossroads of divorce,” facing a challenging decision that has powerful consequences for the future of their own lives, the lives of family members, and their communities. The guidebook contains research-based information about important questions that individuals at the crossroads of divorce often have, such as: Can my marriage be repaired and can we be happy again? Is divorce a reliable path to happiness? What are the effects of divorce on children, adults, and the communities they live in? What are the legal options for ending a marriage? With objective information and self-guided, written exercises, the authors try to answer these questions and many more in this guidebook and help individuals at the crossroads of divorce think clearly about the best path forward for themselves and their children.
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The Divorce Remedy:
The Proven 7-Step Program for Saving Your Marriage
Michele Weiner-Davis offers an empowering and encouraging guide for revitalizing marriage and building stronger, more loving bonds.
Michele Weiner-Davis goes beyond her marriage-saving bestseller, Divorce Busting, with this empowering and encouraging guide for revitalizing marriage and building stronger, more loving bonds. In a down-to-earth style that is free of psychobabble, Weiner-Davis outlines a realistic, solution-oriented seven-step program for managing marital problems, which, when left unchecked, can drain the life out of a relationship. Using revealing anecdotes and in-depth case studies, she illustrates practical ways for marriage partners to: -avoid the “divorce trap” -identify specific marriage-saving goals -move beyond ineffective, hurtful ways of interacting -become an expert on “doing what works” -overcome infidelity, Internet obsessions, depression, sexual problems, and midlife crises -get your marriage back on track—and keep it there Rescue your marriage with the proven techniques of The Divorce Remedy—sound, sensible advice from a renowned relationship expert! |