You're replaying conversations. What you said. What you should have said. What he said.
The guilt. The anger. The sadness that hits when you least expect it.
You're trying to find the answer, the thing that will make this feel less impossible. But the more you think, the worse it gets.
That's the spiral. And it's not weakness. It's what happens when everything changes at once.
Understand what is causing the spiral
A simple 4-step exercise to interrupt the spiral so you respond and not react
What to say to yourself in the moment to stop the fear, the guilt, and the sadness from impacting your decsions
You can't think your way out of this. But you can get through it.


Whether it ends in a solicitor's office or a difficult conversation that ends a long term relationship, the emotional impact is the same.
The loss of identity. The uncertainty. The weight of having to rebuild a life that looks completely different from the one you had planned.
I've been there. And for years I sat with women in my salon who were going through separation, divorce and breakups, carrying all of it largely alone.
That's what led me to do this work. A therapist helps you understand your past.
What I do is different. I help you become emotionally steady right now, in the middle of this process, so that the decisions you make about your future, your finances, your children, come from a clear place instead of a scattered one.
© Life Transitions With Steph. Helping women work through the fear of being alone after breakup or divorce.