Candice Clark Coaching
The Growth Coach for Divorced Christian Women
YOU 2.0 coming May 26, 2022!
YOU 2.0: Embracing Life after Divorce
This course is a 6-week small group experience where you’ll get back in the driver seat of your life.
You will learn
- Divorce is not the bad guy
- The story you tell matters
- You get to feel however you feel
- You can trust yourself
- You can have good relationships with others
- You are the hero of your story
Every week I will teach a concept and then coach one or more group members. We learn with each other as we see the concepts applied in real life.
Check out my new podcast
Finding Fifty: Reinventing Yourself in the Second Half of Life
currently available on Apple and Stitcher!
both found themselves divorced during the pandemic.
They have very different perspectives on the challenge of
finding themselves in the midst of an entirely new life.
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Feeling it — or not
The worst that can happen is a feeling. Emotions are just vibrations in our body. They originate in our brains when we have a thought. Regardless of how simple that sounds, we can experience some emotions as terribly unpleasant. We have four options when unpleasant emotions come up: Resist React Avoid Allow Resistance feels tight,Continue reading “Feeling it — or not”
Clean parenting
A clean house and happy kids. Every approaching birthday, Mother’s Day, and Christmas when we would ask my mom what she wanted, she would say, “A clean house and happy kids.” There were 6 of us, so those two things seemed continually mutually exclusive. We could clean the house, or we could be cheerful andContinue reading “Clean parenting”
Grace
Just like me. I’ve been thinking about what grace means for me. It’s something more than the “courteous goodwill” that comes up when I search for the definition online. It’s more like the psychological equivalent of the “simple elegance or refinement of movement” that defines physical grace. It’s a way of relating to ourselves andContinue reading “Grace”
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