4 tips for handling the holidays as a newly single person: 'Give yourself grace,' therapist says

The first holiday as a newly single person can be anxiety-inducing, especially if your ex attended last year's festivities. Here's how to handle it with grace.

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4 tips for handling the holidays as a newly single person: 'Give yourself grace,' therapist says

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