Hi , here is your Full Fisher Divorce Adjustment Scale Report.

Understanding your Divorce Recovery Scorecard

This is a snapshot of where you are in the four phases of recovery. Nobody scores “perfectly” — this just helps understand what support might help you next.

The lower your scores the MORE you are affected by the divorce in each phase.

The higher the score the LESS you are affected by the divorce.

Thinking: How much your mind is still processing the relationship

Feelings: How much grief and anger you have (averaged)

Identity: How you treat yourself when you are alone and with others

Relationships: How ready you are to date again.

Our thoughts about your situation

It looks like safety and support matter most right now.

Your answers suggest you may be in a place where immediate support matters more than tips or information. If you feel like you might hurt yourself, or you’re not sure you can stay safe, please reach out for help right now.

If you need support right now
  • US: Call/Text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline)
  • Canada: Call/Text 988
  • UK & ROI: Samaritans 116 123
  • Australia: Lifeline 13 11 14
  • Elsewhere: Use your local emergency number or go to the nearest ER.

If you’re not in immediate danger but you feel overwhelmed, it still counts. Your pain is real, and it’s okay to ask for help.

It looks like you’re emotionally overloaded right now.

When people are “flooded,” it doesn’t mean they’re broken. It means your system is running hot: thoughts racing, emotions spiking, and daily life taking a lot of effort.

The most important goal right now isn’t to figure everything out. It’s to stabilize: lower the overwhelm, get grounded, and take one doable step at a time.

If you’ve been telling yourself “I should be handling this better,” please hear this: what you’re feeling is a normal response to a major loss.

It looks like you’re carrying a lot — and it’s been heavy.

This is the kind of pain that can feel personal and isolating, even when you’re surrounded by people. It often shows up as deep sadness, anger that won’t shut off, a stuck loop of “how did this happen,” or a sense of numbness.

People in this place usually aren’t just looking for information — they’re looking for relief, clarity, and a way to stop feeling like they’re drowning.

Nothing about this means you’re failing. It means you’re human, and you’re in the thick of something hard.

It looks like you’re hurting — and also ready to move forward.

Your results suggest a few areas where the pain is still active, and you’re aware of it (which is huge). This is often the stage where people are tired of coping and start wanting real change: better days, more steadiness, more confidence, and fewer emotional setbacks.

If it feels like “I’m doing okay… until I’m not,” that’s common here. You’re not going backwards — you’re seeing what still needs support.

The goal isn’t perfection. It’s progress you can feel in your body and your day-to-day life.

It looks like you’re functioning, but not free.

This is a very common place to land after a relationship ends. You might be getting through the day, showing up for work or family, and still feel a quiet heaviness underneath it all.

People here often wonder, “Is this just my new normal?” It doesn’t have to be. These scores usually improve when you stop trying to muscle through alone and start using the right supports consistently.

You don’t have to hit rock bottom to deserve help.

It looks like you’re doing “pretty well,” but you’re still carrying important layers underneath.

Many people in this segment are thoughtful and high-functioning, but still want help with the deeper pieces: trust, identity after the relationship, and how to move forward without repeating old patterns.

You’re not overreacting. You’re paying attention — and that’s a strength.

It looks like you’ve rebuilt a strong foundation.

“Thriving” doesn’t mean life is perfect. It usually means you can feel hard feelings without getting swallowed by them, you trust yourself more, and your day-to-day life is regaining momentum.

If anything still stings, that’s normal. Healing isn’t a straight line — but you have real evidence here that you’re moving in a healthy direction.

It looks like we’re missing a piece of the picture.

We couldn’t confidently place you into a clear segment from the data we received. That doesn’t mean your experience is unclear — it just means the information we received was incomplete.

If you’re open to it, add a sentence or two about what’s been hardest lately, and we can respond with something more specific.

It looks like you’re carrying a mix of emotions right now — and that makes sense.

What you’re experiencing is a normal response to a major life change. You’re not alone in this, and you don’t have to do it perfectly to get better.

Your Scores Explained

These aren’t judgments — they’re snapshots. Here’s what each area often means in everyday life.

The Pathfinder experience

Choose What You Need Most Right Now

Everyone’s situation is different. Use this quick guide to find the kind of support that fits your needs, your budget, and your schedule.

Step 1 · What do you want most right now?
Step 2 · What fits your life right now?
Step 3 · Here are some options that might fit

Choose what you need and what fits your life in steps 1 and 2 above to see suggestions here.

Where to Go From Here

You just got a clear picture of where you are. Here's how to start moving — at whatever pace feels right. Most people begin with the book and a free Phoenix Live session. When you're ready to go all the way through rebuilding, you choose the format that fits your life: the weekly Workshop or the in-person Retreat

Two Ways to Stop Doing This Alone

You just got a clear picture of where you are. What most people want next isn't more information — it's someone to work it through with.

Two ways to do that. Pick whichever sounds easier today.

Talk it through with me

Free · 30 minutes · one-on-one

I'll look at your actual scores before we speak, and by the end you'll know what your next step is — whether that's something we offer or not.

  • No cost, and no pitch you have to sit through

  • I'll have your results in front of me before we start

  • Thirty minutes, not an hour-long sales call

Sit in on a Tuesday

Free first session · 90 minutes · live group

A live session every Tuesday: real teaching on a recovery topic, then time to talk it through with people walking the same road.

  • A new topic every week you can use that day

  • Listen when you need to, share when you're ready

  • No card, no pressure — come once and decide

Come to the next session
Phoenix Academy is a good fit if you are looking for an affordable group program.

  • Phoenix Academy Course

    Guided lessons and exercises to help you move through the toughest emotional phases with more support.

  • The Rebuild + Digital Workbook-Style Exercises (Clarity)

    Inside Phoenix, you’ll get teaching and practical exercises that walk you step-by-step through the RIFT process.

  • Weekly Support Group & Forum Access (Community)

    Stay connected with others while you work the material, so you’re not going through it alone.

Some people stay with Phoenix and the Support Group for a long time. Others eventually decide they want the small group, highly interactive environment of the 10-week Workshop.

I think I might need the deepest live support →

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When You're Ready to Go All the Way Through It

Three formats, same proven method — built on Dr. Bruce Fisher's 40-year program. The difference is how much support you want and how fast you want to move.

The 10-Week Seminar

The one most people choose.

Online: Ten weeks of live, guided sessions through the full RIFT process — Relationships, Identity, Feelings, Thinking — one phase at a time, with a group moving through it alongside you.

  • Ten live sessions with a guide — real teaching every week where you learn with others.

  • The complete curriculum — each week builds on the previous week.

  • See your progress — retake the assessment at the end and see how much you have grown

  • Risk-free first class — if it isn't for you, email within 48 hours and we refund every penny

Financing available from about $45/month.Sunday November 1st at 3pm ET (noon PT)

The Phoenix Immersion Retreat

In Person: For people ready to step out of daily life and move through the whole process in one immersive week.

The same proven process as the Workshop — lived all the way through in five days in Santa Fe, New Mexico, guided by Kevin and Kathryn, with no more than 20 people. You leave with the rebuilding done in your body, not just on your calendar.

  • The Entire Process in One Week — Everything the Workshop covers, experienced fully and at depth, away from the noise of everyday life.

  • Led by Kevin & Kathryn — Capped at 20 by design, so the guidance stays personal and the group grows close fast.

  • A True Reset — Five days to grieve, let go, and start rebuilding who you are next.

The 10-Week Workshop

For people who want to be known by name.

Online: The same ten-week process in a small group with individual coaching. A facilitator who knows your situation, the same handful of people for all ten weeks, and a calling circle between sessions.

Ten weeks of live, small-group teaching and emotional work — moving through grief, anger, identity, and rebuilding, one week at a time, with a facilitator and a handful of people who truly understand.

  • Live Weekly Small-Group Classes — Real teaching and real emotional work every week, in a cohort capped at 10 so you're never lost in a crowd.

  • The Full RIFT Process, Start to Finish — The complete rebuilding roadmap, with the book and printed workbook, worked through together.

  • A Group That Walks With You — The same small circle for all ten weeks, plus a calling circle so you stay connected between sessions.

The Workshop is for people who are ready to make this a priority for a season — to show up weekly, be part of a small cohort, and walk through a proven process together.

  • Live Weekly Classes & In-Class Emotional Work

    10 weeks of live teaching, exercises, and support as you move through grief, anger, identity, and rebuilding.

  • Bruce Fisher’s Book & Printed Workbook

    The classic Rebuilding roadmap plus a printed workbook that puts the entire process into a clear, structured path.

  • Weekly Live Meetings & Calling Circle

    Small-group conversations and a calling circle where you stay connected with a handful of people who truly understand

The Rebuilders Workshop is our flagship program that has a 40 year history, and has helped more than 100,000 people. This proven process is transformational.

We guarantee it.

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Introducing...

Rebuilders is based on more than 40 years of work helping people rebuild after divorce and relationship breakups. The original Rebuilders program was created by Dr. Bruce Fisher, a divorce therapist and author who realized that traditional therapy often wasn’t enough on its own.

Since then, the program has evolved and expanded, but the heart remains the same:

  • People heal best in community, not in isolation.

  • Recovery isn’t just about “moving on” — it’s about rebuilding your identity, your confidence, and your ability to love again.

  • You deserve tools, structure, and support that actually match what you’re going through.

Today, our team of facilitators and coaches continues that work through live groups, online programs, and resources designed specifically for the emotional impact of divorce.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What if my scores look really low? Does that mean something is wrong with me?

Not at all. Low scores usually reflect how much you’ve been carrying — not who you are as a person. Most people who take this self-test are in the middle of something painful and confusing. This is simply a snapshot that helps you understand where you are, not a label or a judgment.

I feel like I should be further along. Is this normal?

Yes. Healing after a relationship ends is rarely linear. It often takes longer than people expect, especially when the breakup was unwanted, complicated, or tied to years of shared life. You’re not behind — you’re in the middle of a process that many people go through.

Do I have to buy anything or join a program?

No. Everything on this page is here to give you clarity and support, whether you choose to work with us or not. Many people start with free resources and only explore programs later when they feel ready.

What’s the difference between the Foundations tools, the Phoenix Academy, and the Workshop?

Foundations gives you immediate relief and a sense of direction.

Phoenix helps you build real momentum and understand yourself on a deeper level.

The Workshop is a guided, step-by-step rebuilding process with a live community.

Each level is simply a different layer of support — you choose what fits your needs right now.

Is this therapy?

No. Rebuilders is not therapy and doesn’t replace working with a therapist. But it is a structured, research-based emotional recovery program created specifically for people navigating the end of a relationship. Many therapists refer their clients to us because we fill a gap that traditional therapy doesn’t always cover.

What if I’m not ready to join anything?

That’s completely okay. Most people begin by reading their results, exploring the free tools, or sitting with the insights for a bit. There’s no pressure. When you are ready, the options will still be here.

What if I’m embarrassed by my scores?

Almost everyone feels that way at first. Shame shows up a lot during divorce or separation. But the truth is: your scores don’t say anything about your worth or your strength. They reflect exhaustion, heartbreak, and the weight of trying to hold it all together — which is incredibly human.

How do I know which program is right for me?

A simple rule of thumb:

If you need immediate relief, start with the Foundations tools.

If you want steady progress and a clear path forward, Phoenix is typically the best fit.

If you want comprehensive change and a community walking with you, the Workshop is the most supportive environment.

There’s no wrong choice — each meets a different level of need.

What if I can’t afford the Workshop?

You’re not alone. Many people begin with Phoenix because it’s more affordable and still gives them structure, insight, and support. You can always step into the Workshop later, when life and finances settle.

I’m overwhelmed. What’s the simplest next step?

Take a breath and start small.

Most people begin with the free Emotional First Aid tools or the Free Community Forum.

Small steps count. You don’t have to decide anything big today.

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