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Rhiannon Ford's Blog – September 2011 Archive (1)

A Guide To Supporting Someone Through Separation

Many people going through separation feel confused about what help they need from friends and family, whilst others find it hard to ask for help. It is difficult to see someone you care for going through upset and distress.  You want to fix it for them but you can’t.  Everyone is different but here are my suggestions for providing help to loved ones going through this difficult time in their life.

 

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Added by Rhiannon Ford on September 6, 2011 at 16:21 — No Comments

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