How to go on in life after divorce and breakup

How to move forward after breakup or divorce
	It is difficult for both the partners when they decide to break or file for divorce, apart from the mental anguish of the children. However, you cannot consider it as a dead-end in your life but a chapter in your life. Regardless of the reason of separation, it is important to learn from the experience, even though it is a phase of emotional and mental turmoil.
Here are some steps to alleviate the pain and get a chance to move on with the new phase in your life:
#1– Vent out your feelings: Though you might experience conflicting emotions, anger and fear, talk about it. Don’t hold them back and pretend to be normal, because it can go deep and lead to emotional issues in the future. Acknowledge the feelings and discuss them with a professional or family as needed.#2– Understand that moving on is essential: Moving on is a process that is constant and evolving part of your life and it is best to find a way to do it. By expressing your feelings, you can end the turmoil, look at it practically. It is important to stop analyzing the situation over and over again. Keep a journal, hang out with friends, travel or develop a new hobby, you just need to do something that takes your mind off the situation. And let time heal the void in your life, as you move on for the better. #3– Boost your self-confidence: It is easy become critical, depressed with low self-esteem and have a feeling of rejection after a break-up or divorce. It is essential to understand that it is not entirely your fault. Stay positive and think about the future in a new light. New hope and dreams of a better future will replace the sadness and grief you are currently experiencing. Dress up, get a makeover or join a gym and put your energy into fitness to get a positive feeling.

However, if you think you are unable to come out of the phase or the grief is debilitating, maybe seeking professional help to overcome the depression might be a good idea.