A Liferaft for the Suddenly Single Parent

Navigating single parenthood brings waves of fear, frustration, and guilt. In "A Liferaft for the Newly Single Parent," discover a transformative guide that emphasizes the importance of prioritizing single parents' happiness. By becoming architects of their own joy, readers can unleash a ripple effect that positively influences their children. This empowering book provides practical ideas and urges a shift in focus from children's happiness to the self-care of single parents. "A Liferaft" serves as a compass for creating a fulfilling family life, where each member contributes to lasting happiness.

Navigating the challenging waters of single parenthood can be overwhelming and filled with fear, frustration, and guilt. Many new single parents find themselves investing significant time, energy, and resources into ensuring their children's happiness. However, the key to building a thriving family dynamic lies in a different approach. "A Liferaft for the Newly Single Parent" unveils the importance of prioritizing the happiness and fulfillment of single parents. By learning to become the architects of their own joy, readers will unlock a ripple effect that influences the happiness of their children as well. Within these pages, readers will find a wealth of practical ideas to reshape their journey. From making self-care the number one priority to involving children in the creation of new family practices and traditions, this book offers a roadmap towards building a harmonious and joyful family life. Take charge of your own happiness and watch as your family follows suit! "A Liferaft for the Newly Single Parent" is your compass to a fulfilling family life, where every member plays a role in creating lasting happiness.

Dr. Sharon Yoder is the president of "Make it Happen!" workshops and seminars. After 21 years of marriage, Dr Yoder was a single mother of five children for 16 years. She is a regionally recognized motivational speaker, trainer, and relationship counselor. Dr. Yoder has been on radio and television shows, run her own weekly radio commentary, and written numerous articles for national journals and publications. She received her doctorate from Temple University in the study of the power of humor and creative leadership.