It’s never easy when a significant relationship ends.

Whatever the reason for the split—and whether you wanted it or not—the breakup of a relationship can turn your whole world upside down. It triggers all sorts of painful and unsettling feelings. But you can even learn from the experience and grow into a stronger, wiser person.

When you end your relationship with your significant other you don't only let go of your past but also your future dreams with your ex-life partner. That's the hardest part of transforming into your single life again while grieving for the loss of the most important relationship of your life.

If you are struggling with a break-up, separation or divorce, my SaS Program

• empowers you to regain yourself,
• encourages you to transform your life with a new perspective,
• energizes you to create a true love identity.

Grief is a natural reaction to loss. The breakup or divorce of a love relationship involves multiple losses:

• Loss of companionship and shared experiences
• Loss of support, be it financial, intellectual, social, or emotional
• Loss of hopes, plans, and dreams (can be even more painful than practical losses).

Allowing yourself to feel the pain of these losses may be scary. However, grieving is essential to the healing process.

The pain of grief is exactly what helps you let go of the old relationship and create space for a new relationship.

Support after Separation empowers you to
E ngage and share your story with others
M ake use of the experiences and stories of others
P ercieve your journey with a new perspective
O wn up to your mistakes in the relationship
W onder and learn to process your emotions
E xplain your challenges in this process
R eceive helpful support and useful resources
M ove through curiosity, courage and commitment
E ncourage yourself to change your life
N urture yourself with hope for the future
T ake away the knots of your emotional tsunami

• It works in an exclusive group setting for single women.
• The group is open ONLY to its members who attend the sessions regularly.
• All sessions remain confidential.
• Each session takes 90 minutes in an offline or online setting.
• The group’s conduct is supportive and non-judgmental.
• The group consists of min. 4 and max.12 persons.
• For the best results the group work is 12 weeks.
• The members of the group do exercises provided in the Workbook to process their experiences and emotions.
• You will receive a valuable workbook as reference work for your homework assignments of the week.
• Each group is led by Sumru, who has been experienced in divorce- and grief counselling and group work.
• To enroll in the group work, you book a free Clarity Call with Sumru. After the call, you submit an Intake Form to join the group meetings.