How to Cope With Guilt After Divorce
A father's guilt after divorce often stems from believing he failed his kids, but research shows parental conflict harms children more than divorce itself. Instead of dwelling on the past, write one sentence each morning about a specific protective action you'll take today, like staying calm or cooking dinner. This daily practice rebuilds your identity as a father who shows up.
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