My name is Dr. Robert Edinger.  I help applicants to graduate school in psychology from all over the world. I help as many people as I can in the area of Psychology free of charge, by drafting a model first paragraph on their behalf. I only do my best, taking the time to reflect on your story as well, usually doing some internet research on your behalf.

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The most meaningful personal life event was the divorce of my parents. My mother, a successful professional, became a tearful child who appeared unable, for many months, to accept what had happened. Instead of mother being my ‘rock’, I tried to become hers. This partial role reversal and the knowledge that adults were not immune to tears of frustration and sadness and feelings of helplessness, made a great impression upon me as I also struggled with my own emotions in a new and challenging situation. This experience fired a passionate interest in human emotions and how the challenges to which we are all, more or less, subject might be handled in creative and positive ways.  

The American Community Survey Reports issued a report on remarriage in the United States in 2015. In the study, around half of all men and women had married once. A pattern was noted, of marriage, divorce, remarriage – or “marriagego-round”. However, the divorce rates are higher for remarriages. Though the statistics show that slightly more people are getting married various times during their lives, they don’t seem to be able to make their marriages function better.

Compared with other developed countries, American’s marry more and marry earlier.
“Marital disruption” is also higher in the United States compared with countries in Europe.

Steven Ruggles issued a paper on the divorce rate between 1980 and 2010, which stated that divorce rates have doubled during the last couple of decades in people over 35. Although there is some disagreement about what the actual general divorce figure is, it is generally accepted that between 35 and 50% of all marriages end in divorce.

Since marriage and divorce rates have been pretty steady over the past few decades, choosing to focus on Marriage and Family Therapy is a fairly safe option with a fairly predictable future.