Share your divorce story?
We are always sensitive to the fact that many people having a hard time in relationship breakdown will never want to 'go public' with their divorce stories for journalists and the media. But it is also a fact that many people, especially once they are on the other side, are happy to talk about their experiences. Often they see it as a way of helping fit pieces of the jigsaw into place, or to help others.
So this page is here for people who are happy to 'share' their divorce stories for whatever reason. It might be to help others; it might be to earn some money; it may be in revenge or to publicise a business. Whatever the reason, it is almost always therapeutic to get it out and down on paper and if you are in business, then the publicty may be welcome.
If you can help with any of these requests, contact us here: info@divorcecoaching.co.uk with brief details of how you may be a suitable case study and we shall pass the message on to the journalist concerned. If you would rather be put in direct contact with the journalist then we are happy to do that on request. The journalists we post here are liked and known to us and respected in the industry. We are happy to advise how you can best protect your position before you commit if you have any concerns.
Early May 2008: wanted for the Mail on Sunday by a reputed journalist - payment offered.
I'm a journalist writing a piece for You magazine in the Mail on Sunday about women whose partners lost their libidos as the women became more and more successful. I'm looking for a successful woman in her 30s or 40s who is divorced or seperated and experienced this in her marriage. You will be photographed and interviewed and paid for your time. Your story will be treated with the utmost respect and sensitivity.
The journalist is a former health editor on a respected magazine before going freelance. She is highly experienced at covering emotional and sexual health features.
