Cathy Meyer

Bio

Cathy is a Master Certified Relationship Coach and certified Marriage Educator. She is also the Managing Editor of DivorcedMoms.com. For 11 years, Cathy was the About.com Expert to Divorce Support where she covered all aspects of the divorce process. And in her spare time she blogs for the Divorce vertical of The Huffington Post. Before turning to writing and editing as a career Cathy specialized in consulting with and educating/coaching clients before, during and after divorce. Combined she has 13 years experience working one on one with divorcing clients, facilitating seminars and workshops for couples who are serious about building and nurturing a healthy relationship and, writing about divorce related issues.

Cathy Meyer Articles

Do You Have A Post-Divorce Life Plan?

Do you have a life plan? If not, why not? Especially after a divorce, folks should have their future goals and aspirations clearly mapped out and organized.

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Cathy Meyer OF DivorcedMoms

06.3.19 02PM

Why Does The Narcissist Emotionally And Psychologically Abuse Others?

If you’ve ever suffered narcissistic abuse, you’ll spend a lot of time trying to understand what makes a narcissist tick. Why they behave the way they do, why did you fall prey to your narcissist? Read...

Cathy Meyer

10.9.19 06PM

Time To Divorce: Do You Know What To Expect During The Divorce Process?

If you aren’t emotionally prepared to maneuver the choppy waters of the legal divorce process, you are not ready to divorce.

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Cathy Meyer OF DivorcedMoms

07.17.17 07AM

Knowing Why He Cheated Doesn’t Keep Him From Cheating Again

Cheating: Does knowing why a cheater cheats change anything?

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Cathy Meyer OF DivorcedMoms

07.24.17 07AM

Marital Compatibility: It’s About More Than Being “In Love”

This article first appeared on Divorced Moms and has been republished with permission.

Emily Cowen, a musical artist I enjoy sings, “Even though we just met, these feelings are so beautiful, you and me were meant to be together.” And that is where “love” songs get love wrong. You’ve just met, the feelings are beautiful so, goodness gracious, you must be meant to be together.

Wrong!

Long-lasting marriages and relationships aren’t based on beautiful feelings. They thrive because of compatibility and the unique differences both genders bring to the relationship and how well each can resolve conflict.

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Cathy Meyer

02.14.20 03AM