A special chance for divorced Muslimahs to experience the first module of the breakthrough course, “Reinventing Life After Divorce”.
Have you ever felt this way?
“I’m divorced. My marriage failed. I failed my children. Their home is broken; their life is ruined. MY life is ruined. How am I going to rebuild a life for myself… and my children?”.
You’re not alone. I used to feel like this too. And I know many divorced Muslimahs who also struggle with overwhelming emotions like this that leave you feeling paralyzed, weak, and scared.
Please know that there is a way out of this, and a renewed life of hope and possibility awaits you!
Although the end of a marriage deeply hurts, it is also the beginning of something more beautiful. After all, our faith assures us with the promise that when Allah ď·ş takes something away from you, He will replace it with something better!
So are you ready to find out how you can empower yourself to discover that better life for you and your children? Read on…
First of all, before we embark on the healing journey, it’s so important you understand that going through a divorce does NOT mean you -- nor your ex-husband -- have failed your children.
Often times, ending an unhealthy marriage is the best thing you both can do for your children. How come? Well, here’s a very important truth you need to hear.
Conflict between parents -- not the separation of parents -- is what causes trauma. If there is conflict in an unhealthy marriage, it is that conflict that hurts the child most. Similarly, conflict in a divorce is what hurts the child and causes trauma.
So the key to rebuilding a life for you and your children, is resolving conflict.
You see, what your children need most for their success and healthy emotional development is an unconditional relationship with BOTH the mother and father that Allah ď·ş has assigned to them.
And you can still give them this healthy foundation, even if you’re divorced, by resolving conflict and creating a new, healthy co-parenting relationship with your ex-husband.
How on earth can you do that with a man whom there is deep hurt with?
Let me share with you the two breakthroughs I had that helped me not only heal myself but also guide me to access my innate resilience, so I can be the rock for my children to help them heal from the trauma resulting from conflict through divorce.
Vengeance, anger, and seeking to “punish” your ex-husband will NOT help your children. In fact, it will only create more conflict and trauma for them.
But I know just how hard it is to deal with the overwhelming emotions of an unhealthy marriage and divorce. The pain, hurt, resentment, betrayal, anxiety and fear can be crushing.
However, when I shifted my focus from trying to deal with the divorce and from my ex-husband to deepening two of the most important relationships in my life, that was when I was able to accelerate the healing process. What are those two relationships?
Discovering and cultivating these two essential relationships allowed me to get through the fog of overwhelming emotions that were holding me back from healing and rebuilding a better life for me and my children.
Getting through this fog also opened the path for me to tap into my intuitive parenting, where I was able to learn how to co-parent my children with my ex-husband from a calm, peaceful place inside, even though the external circumstances with him were explosive.
I want you to know that each and every one of us has the ability to do this. You’re already equipped with innate resilience to heal and parent your child. You will know what to do in any given situation, no matter how difficult the situation is.
But it’s impossible to do it when you’re overwhelmed by heightened emotions.
"I had just made the decision to file for divorce after 21 years and was seeking support, guidance and direction in moving forward. I was struggling with clarity on how to proceed, how to talk to my kids, how to navigate my feelings and emotions, and where to get help. The workshop had several self-reflection activities that forced me to envision my path ahead, to be clear on my wants and my needs, as well as the reasons for my decisions. I left with more of a personalized clarity on what is best for me, that didn't come from a lecture, but from exercises that forced me to define what is best for me. I liked hearing from others who shared very similar emotions, feelings and paths. I liked the exercises that forced us to self reflect and to clear our minds. Overall, it was a calming, reassuring and clarifying experience."
"Overall the workshop was an excellent source of analyzing and looking in depth at the direction of my life. The workshop helped me bring out my inner thoughts and emotions of fear. It helped me express my fear and analyze the challenges one will face after divorce and how one can confidently and strongly face it. It made me realize that I am not alone and if I have faith in Allah I don’t have to fear society. It gave me courage to step up and rethink of my health and happiness rather than living in fear. In short it gave me purpose, hope and courage to think for my self and help me ease my fear that unhappy marriage is worse then living alone. It helped me to acknowledge that I am very strong as a woman and don’t need a man to survive and tell me how good or bad I am. Self confidence, self happiness is a key factor with faith in Allah one can thrive many hurdles one is going thru. Support groups are wonders which can help and give strength to build up all those who are falling apart as individuals. Thank you Rayesa"
"I purchased “getting Through the Fog” to learn how cope with my emotions. My expectation was to learn how cope with my feelings and have new vision for life. The workshop helped me to have a different look at situations (perspective). It helped me to learn about what's really troubling me under the surface. I haven’t seen a course like this before because this approach helps with self reflection and the concept of connecting to Allah in every moment of our life."
I want to help accelerate your healing by assisting you in cultivating these 2 essential relationships.
It is the first step that will help you get to that calm, peaceful place in yourself where you’re not overwhelmed or feeling crippled from anxiety and fear. From this space, you too will be able to tap into your intuitive decision making and parenting and be empowered to rebuild a more beautiful, better life for you and your children.
That’s why I want to give you the opportunity to experience the first module of my course, “Reinventing Life After Divorce”. This first step is called “Getting Through the Fog”, and you’ll have the chance to experience it in this special 3-hour LIVE workshop, where:
The next LIVE workshop of “Getting Through the Fog” starts on Thursday February 21, 2019 at 11am PST
Register for the next workshop of “Getting Through the Fog” on Thursday February 21, 2019 at 11am PST and enjoy these special gifts from me:
I want to make sure you get the personal support you need to discover what’s holding you back from the life you envision for you and your children.
After the workshop, you’ll have the chance to book a FREE 30-minute support call with me, so we can take a deep dive and tackle your personal challenges together.
This workshop is based on the first module of my breakthrough course, “Reinventing Life After Divorce”.
By joining this workshop, you’ll secure a no-obligation 10% discount on my course, should you wish to continue your journey with me.
Enroll for the next LIVE workshop before registration closes to enjoy these special bonuses.
Rayesa Gheewala, The Divorced Muslimah Coach, is a Certified High-Performance Coach, practitioner of the Inside Out Paradigm, speaker, trainer, lover of life, mother of three, pharmacist and nature lover.
After an unexpected divorce ended her 17-year marriage, Rayesa Gheewala launched into an emotional and spiritual rebirth. By discovering and cultivating her two most important relationships; with Allah and Herself she rebuilt her life and identity.
Drawing from her coaching expertise, knowledge of psychology, and life experience, Rayesa helps divorced Muslimahs start the next chapter in their life by learning how to navigate divorce, create new family dynamics, and successfully co-parent without falling into depression and anxiety.
The next LIVE workshop of “Getting Through the Fog” starts on Thursday February 21, 2019 at 11am PST
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Don’t worry, there will be a recording, and you still get the 30 minute private support session with me.
YES! Conflict between parents -- not the separation of parents -- is what causes trauma. If there is conflict in an unhealthy marriage, it is that conflict that hurts the child most. Similarly, conflict in a divorce is what hurts the child and causes trauma. If you can’t resolve the conflict in the marriage, this workshop will help you see clearly your path forward and any barriers to overcome.
YES! This exercise will:
The next LIVE workshop of “Getting Through the Fog” starts on Thursday February 21, 2019 at 11am PST
Enrollment for the next workshop closes at midnight on February 20, 2019 at 12am PST
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