Our founding partner, @HelenAdam3, was invited to discuss this notion with iNews by considering her experiences with clients during the divorce process. She commented that it would be “impossible” to predict who will or will not become emotional during mediation based on gender and that it is a person’s upbringing and personality that has a far greater influence on their emotional response to divorce.

You can read the full interview below:

We all experience pain – Kenny Shiels’ claim that women are more ’emotional’ than men is a myth

Here at The Wells Group, we understand the importance of offering emotional support during separation and divorce. That’s why our unique divorce package includes a ‘Wellbeing’ session with an accredited therapist to talk about how you are coping, what is going well and what is challenging, and whether any specific support may be needed to see you through this difficult time. For more information, please contact us today. 

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