Divorced? Divorcing? Free Workshop 8.1.21

Ceara Deno, MD • July 28, 2021
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From Confusion to Peace and Connection after Divorce

From Frustration to Peace and Connection


A FREE WORKSHOP FOR DIVORCED PARENTS 


SUNDAY, AUGUST 1st, 10AM EST, OR 8p EST 

ONLINE via FB 


REGISTER BY EMAIL: drcearadeno@gmail.comdrcearadeno@gmail.com


Divorce pushes all of us out of our comfort zones. 

We may carry significant pain, as well as hope.  What is the roadmap for creating the peace and connection we desire? 


In this interactive workshop we’ll explore Peaceful Parenting after Divorce.

You’ll discover the FIVE POTENT SHIFTS that can bring more connection, harmony and cooperation in your family. 



INTRODUCING YOUR HOST


Dr. Ceara Deno is a certified parent coach and pediatrician who helps parents find more peace, connection and cooperation in their homes. As a divorced parent, she is passionate about helping divorced/divorcing parents find peace and thrive after divorce. You can contact her at www.sweetspotparenting.com, drcearadeno@gmail.com, or 857-928-4104.



**This valuable information supports families with children of all ages. As a Certified Parenting Coach, it is my role to allow you to create the relationship you desire with your child(ren).

It’s never too late.


REGISTER BY EMAIL: drcearadeno@gmail.com

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