GRC Wealth Transition Solutions

"Time heals all wounds." We've all heard this popular cliche. But is it true?

According to verywellmind.com, whether time heals or not depends on how someone uses the opportunity in the present moment to ultimately shape their future.

Are we using this time to gain insights, make healthier choices, adopt a growth mindset?

It’s possible that time will not heal all wounds. Here are some things that may get in the way according to verywellmind.com:

👉 Remaining fixated on something, like a harsh breakup
👉 Refusing to let go by holding a grudge
👉 Denial
👉 Not forgiving yourself or a person who was accountable for the wound or trauma
👉 Not having a solid support system or emotional outlet

So how do we master the use of time in ways that focus on and promote healing?

👉 Spend time with loved ones
👉 Make physical health a priority by getting enough sleep, eating nourishing foods, moving every day, getting outside...
👉 Meditation
👉 Practice gratitude
👉 Lean on your support system

Having the honour of working with people during a difficult event in their life, and , I have seen how time can heal and positively shape the future when we learn how to master the use of time.

Source: https://www.verywellmind.com/time-heals-all-wounds-is-there-any-truth-to-this-5189911

When it comes to your separation or divorce, a team approach may be your best option as it can help you assess the situation from all angles.

As a financial professional accredited in Collaborative Practice, I am able to work in a team of professionals consisting of lawyers, financial professionals, and mental health professionals. These professionals are all skilled and experienced in collaborative practice.

The goal of the collaborative divorce process is to encourage parents, spouses, or partners to create their own agreements in collaboration with their team.

If you want to know more about the processes and options available, reach out to me over at https://www.grcwealth.ca/ and book me!