Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Newcastle-upon-Tyne is more often than not, shortened to “Newcastle” and it’s the largest city in the North East of England. It is one of England’s core cities and was once a shipbuilding city. It also has an international airport at Woolsington, Newcastle NE13 8BZ.
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What to see if you are visiting Newcastle
The Biscuit Factory– This former Victorian warehouse now houses contemporary art and sculpture, with ever changing exhibitions, ensuring there is always something new to see- 16 Stoddart Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 1AN
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Victoria Tunnel– Do you dare to take a tour of the fully preserved 19th century coal wagonway and WW2 air-raid shelter?- 55 Lime Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 2PQ
The Great North Museum– This award-winning museum takes you through the story of the evolution of our planet and its people- Hancock Museum, Great North Road, Barras Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 4PT
Ouseburn Farm– An urban oasis where you can get up close with the animals and explore the fields, woods and pond- Ouseburn Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 2PA
The Literary & Philosophical Society– A hidden gem, this secret library, established in 1825, houses more than 170,000 books in a beautiful neoclassical environment- 23 Westgate Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 1SE
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We have found the following family law firms to help you in Newcastle
Birch and Co – “Birch & Co was established in 2000 to provide a range of legal services in the North East. Our Office is located in Gosforth, Newcastle with the convenience of free parking at the rear of the building. We offer a full range of legal services for individuals and businesses”. – Lansdowne Terrace, 15, Newcastle upon Tyne NE3 1HN
Silk Family Law – “We are a specialist family law firm with an enviable reputation for dealing with all aspects of separation, divorce, civil partnerships, nuptial agreements and children issues”. – One, Trinity, Broad Chare, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 2HF
Beecham Peacock Solicitors – “As a leading law firm, we are fully accredited with the Solicitors Regulation Authority for several services”. – 7 Collingwood St, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1JE
Kabir Family Law – “Our family lawyers in Newcastle at Kabir Family Law can assist you with any family law issue you may be facing together with providing you with cost-effective and practicable legal advice tailored to your specific needs”. -Clavering House, Clavering Place, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 3NG
Are you going through a separation or divorce with children?
When the bigger issues, such as children and the courts are finalised, life can seem a very quiet and drama free place. It can be almost too calm and some people suffer symptoms similar to Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome (PTSD). The term “Divorce Stress Syndrome” is fast becoming a familiar term. Feeling tired or hopeless, no longer enjoying anything in life and even thoughts of suicide can indicate serious depression issues.
The stress of a separation can also manifest itself in anxiety, panic attacks, anger or substance abuse. Few people realise that depression is common with PTSD, which many usually believe only happens to people in combat situations or who have experienced violent crime and the suchlike. Something like a life-changing divorce can in fact lead into PTSD and in the shadows of this is Depression. It is very important to seek medical advice if you believe that yourself, or someone you know may be suffering from PTSD or Depression.
What does the future hold?
Being able to visualise some kind of future is crucial; getting out and about, communicating with people, going to the gym or even just popping into the pub for a swift-half to have a moan about things with friends is important. If you are feeling low, pop into The Group Hug forum and you will soon see that you are not alone. Thousands of people are dealing with the stresses and strains of things life has thrown at them. The key is to find the method which is right for you to move into your new life.
What’s next?
So, after separation and or divorce, what actually is next? Whether you are able to help yourself mentally or need a little intervention with a therapist, be that hypnotherapy, bowl chanting, counselling or coaching, life has to move on and it is a time to recognise and cease opportunities which may come your way.
Maybe you will meet an absolutely amazing new partner and realise that what you had in your marriage wasn’t half as good as what you have now. It could be that you couldn’t afford to live where you lived when you were married and have had to move; but now you have a new job with better prospects and because you are living in a cheaper area you have more disposable income for holidays? Maybe you very reluctantly opted for 50:50 childcare but are now happy to be a great role model for your kids a happy co-parent and are earning an absolute fortune in your business; You are happy and have more time to dedicate to business growth.
It could be anything. “What’s next” can be a very scary place to be, but at some point, everyone has to face the fact that life is happening. Push open the door to your new life. Read the rest of this article here
