Divorce coach is a new must-have for couples

Couples on the verge of divorce pay hundreds of dollars an hour, not treatment—but divorce coaches.

Today, as the New York Times reports, 40% to 50% of people end up in Splitsville.

To make things more realistic, according to The Hustle and Bullshit, a couple reportedly ended their marriage every 42 seconds.

Although divorces are more normalized today, it is undeniable that it is often a chaotic, painful process.

So to help these unhappy couples navigate through this chapter of ending their lives, people are hiring divorce coaches – they are not afraid to pay a penny for them.

Rene Garcia is a divorce and rehabilitation coach for a man based in Miami and Los Angeles.

He himself experienced a divorce, making him an ideal person who could try to stay floating during a difficult time in their life to provide guidance and support.

According to the hustle and bustle, some of the services these coaches are helping “clients eliminate emotional responses in information in legal cases”, working with attorneys, “providing additional support and helping to develop plans for post-separation life.

Garcia takes things a step further by helping with the happiness of divorce and the ultimate dating life. He also offers a personal coaching session and calls in 24-hour emergency aid, according to the New York Times.

Of course, these services are expensive.

Garcia reportedly starts at $1,600, while other coaches cost between $50 and $300 per hour.

And if couples want to do everything they can to avoid becoming statistics, they need to avoid making some common mistakes in marriage.

“Marriage can be a beautiful thing, but there is also work and intention in addition to love,” said Divyer Lawyer Padideh Jafari, founder and CEO of Jafari Law & Pragiation’s office.

She said couples must never prioritize their job or each other’s children.

“Of course, you love your children and need to take care of their physical and emotional needs, but don’t forget your spouse.”

Date nights or a trip without kids can do miracles for married duo.

If people want a healthy marriage, falling into a social media trap is another taboo.

“From reconnecting with the old flame to secret information, social media is intensifying modern divorces,” Jafari said.

Good communication in a romantic relationship is always key – but unfortunately, many marriages lack this kind of marriage.

Jafari strongly encourages people to “try to stop and appear in conversation” and never make assumptions about what the other person says.