Post-divorce psychological disorders
Post-divorce psychological disorders refer to psychological and emotional difficulties that arise during the post-divorce period while individuals adapt to the changes caused by marital dissolution. These difficulties may include pain, fear, jealousy, grief, sadness, guilt, shame, loneliness, anger, feelings of failure, as well as anxiety, depression, and somatic symptoms (Cabılar & Yılmaz, 2022; Pellón et al., 2024).
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Pellón, I., Martínez-Pampliega, A., & Cormenzana, S. (2024). Post-divorce adjustment, coparenting and somatisation: Mediating role of anxiety and depression in high-conflict divorces. Journal of Affective Disorders Reports, 16, 100697.