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Who should attend: Adult children whose parents are divorced.

                           Spouses, relatives and friends of ACDs.

                           Those who are divorced with kids.

                           Those thinking about divorce.

 

Where:                  Fellowship Chapel 

 

Cost:                     $15 individual; $25 couple

                            Reservation is required.

                            Lunch is included.

                                   Childcare is not available.

 

What:                    The ACD Breaking the Divorce Cycle seminar provides information and tools for ACD’s to understand factors that are probably affecting their lives and relationships through a presentation that combines teaching and interactive discussion.

 

Millions of Adults whose parents divorced are being affected by issues that they are unaware of in a statistically significant way as compared to adults from intact family backgrounds. These areas include but are not limited to:

a.    Fear of abandonment 

b.    Difficulty trusting people.

c.    Fears and feelings of inferiority/inadequacy

d.    Fear of doom – always waiting for the other shoe to drop.

e.    Fear of conflict

f.     Experience higher levels of ongoing Anxiety

 

In six sessions the following topics are covered: initial and ongoing impact of  our parent’s divorce, dealing with triggers, bitterness, grieving, anger , forgiveness, and dealing with holidays, special occasions and events, and other situations that can be difficult for ACD’s

 

The ACD seminar has three goals:

1.  Increase the awareness  some of the unique and key issues that are faced by ACD’s and look at how they may impact them.

2. Teach constructive steps to deal with these issues in the short and long term.

3. Provide a safe environment where ACD’s and their spouses/loved ones can talk and ask questions

 

This is not a seminar about placing blame, a bash our parents, pointing fingers or dealing with the theology or doctrines of divorce.