Jennifer Horton

Jennifer Horton is a graduate of the Center for Coaching Mastery from Coachville.com, an ICF accredited school. She works intuitively and authentically with her clients to help them access their own wisdom and guidance, while providing practical, real-world and first hand understanding of what it takes to rebuild your life after divorce.

Jennifer's clients find that they are able to focus more clearly on the issues that are important to them, communicate more effectively, support their children through the divorce process to a greater degree, and catapult their lives forward in an enriching, positive way. One of Jennifer's key coaching points is "you cannot give what you don't have". She supports her clients and coaches them to learn the tools to care for themselves to the highest degree financially, emotionally, spiritually, physically and relationally so that her clients can then expand that into the world, with their children, vocation, community, etc. 

As a certified coach and Life Success Consultant, Jennifer has been trained both by Bob Proctor and Coachville.com, an accredited institution of the International Coaches Federation. Jennifer has also been through a painful divorce and child custody case. She actively applied all the wisdom she has learned to her own life, difficulties, parenting, and of course, her own divorce. 

Jennifer works individually with a select group of clients and has group coaching options and teleseminars. You can also participate in her free, compelling e-coaching course, "The 6 Questions You Must Ask to Initiate the Divorce Healing Process" and receive a complimentary copy of her Divorce Dialogue Newsletter by visiting www.DivorceCoaching.com. This course will challenge, provoke and deepen your understanding of yourself so that healing can occur swiftly and deeply.

You can contact Jennifer at Jennifer@DivorceCoaching.com to set up a free strategy session. For more information about Jennifer and her Divorce Support Coaching services, go to www.DivorceCoaching.com.

Articles by Jennifer

• Divorce Test - Considering divorce? Use the insights and reflections from this divorce test to get a real assessment of your marriage before deciding to divorce.
• Tips for Women Returning to Work: Re-launching a career after divorce can feel like an overwhelming task, especially if you've been a homemaker for years. These tips on reentering the workforce can help.
• Healing from Divorce - Here are some self-care tips to help you feel less stressed out, worried, and exhausted after your divorce.
• Divorce and Depression - Do you feel like you’re struggling after divorce and depression is holding you back?  Thankfully, depression is very treatable and simple lifestyle changes can offer a great deal of relief, in addition to professional help. While these things are simple, when you are depressed, it may not feel easy to do; however, you (and your happiness) are worth the effort! 
• Dealing With Betrayal - Finding out your husband is having an affair is one of the most devastating things a woman can face. Get tips on coping with your emotions after discovering your husband is having an affair.
• Talking to Kids about Divorce - When talking to kids about divorce, you need to be careful with the words you use. Here are 7 phrases to avoid saying to your children after divorce.
• How To Help Children of Divorce - These are seven critical messages that your children really need to hear to help them cope with your divorce.
• Tips to Get over Your Ex - If you find yourself obsessed with your ex, these ideas can help jumpstart the healing process.