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Health Advice For Hollywood And Women Mid/Post DivorceDivorce Author, Amy Botwinick And Health Professionals Speak Out

BOCA RATON, FL, January 18, 2006 -- Aniston-Pitt. Richards-Sheen. Simpson-Lachey. Romijn-Stamos. Hollywood is buzzing with divorce in the headlines, and while the world gawks at the 'news,' one vital thing is missing.... HEALTH ADVICE for the over-stressed women of divorce who have even more stress if they are going through their divorce in the Hollywood spotlight.

Emotional, mental/psychological, spiritual, physical and sexual health. Author, Amy Botwinick, Author of "CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR DIVORCE: The Road To Finding Your Happily Ever After" is pro-actively gathering a collective network of health professionals together to help share the message about the effects divorce can have on the mind, body and spirit.

From promoting  her website www.divorcesextoys.com; to her book and the long list of resources and information at www.todaysdivorcedwoman.com, Botwinick's mission of benefiting women's shelters with the proceeds from book and product sales, while generating constant messages about health, safety and well-being is her own journey, as a divorced woman helping women. Dr. Joan Torgersen Magill, Licensed Psychologist/Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist/Certified Sport Psychologist describes Botwinick's book as "essential" for women considering or going through a divorce. "As a stress management specialist, this clinician endorses her writings for the stress reduction possibilities, alone, though there is much else here, as well," states Magill

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	Did You Know?
	In divorce actions, mediators often are involved in custody and visitation disputes. In some jurisdictions (particularly large urban areas), courts require mediation of custody and visitation disputes. The mother and father must talk with a court-appointed mediator to try to resolve the problem before putting their case before a judge. The mediator cannot force a resolution, but the parties can be told to try mediation before coming to court to ask a judge to decide the issue.