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April Braswell - Dating ExpertU.S.
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Can certainly address the romantic questions from Boomers looking to date again after divorce or the death of their spouse. Address how dating and courtship principles remain the same, however many of the tactics are different now. How to use social media and online dating sites well which reflect your age and style, not that of your grandchildren. | |
Lauren KaufmanU.S.
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I can answer all questions pertaining to dating, dating at 50+, online dating, health and sexual issues regarding relationships. | |
JeanneU.S.
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I can answer questions from other mid-lifers about finding a committed partner, especially online. | |
Philip Belove, Ed.D.Available
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Hi. I`m Philip Belove (that is my name, really). I`m 68 and I`ve been a psychologist all my midlife, the past 25 years. My specialty has been counseling and coaching other midlife adults. I think we all figure things out as we go along, but even more so at midlife. Being between 40-ish and 60-ish and single is like being a stranger in a strange land. I`ve learned which questions help people find their own way. I created this category, I publish a dating at midlife newsletter and I write articles for various web sites. My commitment is to help people 1) understand and improve how they deal with others, 2) understand the forces that rule the relationships they are in, and 3) make the decisions which will shape, or create, or end those relationships so they achieve the goal of midlife development to finally live with personal satisfaction. I`ve been divorced twice myself. I`m in a satisfying relationship with a fine person. I`m very interested in learning about your challenges and in offering what I can. Check out more articles at www.drbelove.com | |
AzureU.S.
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can answer all inquiries relating to dating/relationships REGARDLESS of age or other factors, making the appropriate adjustments in thought/advice for each unique situation..tech editor, "dating for dummies", dr joy browne..BA psychology, graduate study, fordham univ school of social work.. |
Recent Answers
2012-02-05 dating in midlife:
Hi Tatyana, Your letter states that he is very very sincere about NOT GETTING MARRIED. This must be taken at face value. He isn't divorced and money is the issue. His wife at some point may want to divorce
2012-02-05 dating in midlife:
Hi. This is a very difficult moment for you. You are asking yourself some difficult questions You are being challenged in ways you never expected. You are being tested. I can't predict the future
2012-02-04 Embarrassing parents!:
It won't change. YOu can mention it to your boyfriend. He can mention it to his family. You can all sort of "know" that this is how it is. You can even take a film of it at your wedding. You just
2012-02-04 Embarrassing parents!:
First of all, don't expect them to change. You'll have to find some way of forgiving them for their weirdness. It's an age old challenge, only a more extreme version of it. When you grow up,
2012-02-04 Marriage & Dating 2012:
In the 70's with feminism's second (or third) wave, "no fault" divorce was instituted and you no longer had to prove to the government that your spouse was abusive, drunk, evil, whatever. It became a private
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