Divorce can be hard on anyone and can especially make you sad and feeling down. Fortunately, there is help available for you. Below are two options that you have that should help to make you feel better. If you are religious, you may be seeking comfort from your local leaders or from God.

Ask for God's Help

You can seek comfort in God in many ways. You can read the Bible every day and find passages that can help you with your situation. There are scriptures that are very helpful. For example, Psalm 9-9 and Psalm 23-4 can be a great comfort for you.

There are Christian counselors that can help you seek your comfort in God. They will be able to offer counsel to you by suggesting verses to read, prayers that will help you, and counsel you in the way God would want. 

You can also reach out to church organizations that may have groups that get together to seek comfort when going through depression and other hard times. Reach out to churches in your area to see if you can find anything like this. All of this will help you very much on your road to recovery. Seeking comfort in God can be a healing path for you.

See a Psychologist

Another way to get help is to see a psychologist. Look for a psychologist that deals with marriage and divorce. They will know the right type of treatment for you. A common treatment that is used is known as psychotherapy. This is a treatment that is concentrated on your relationship with the psychologist. You will spend a lot of time talking so you can have someone else's view of your problems. The psychologist will be very objective, won't judge you in any way, and will be neutral. 

Psychotherapy can help you learn how to make changes in your life to help you get past your divorce. The therapy aids you in finding solutions to your problems and stresses. This type of therapy also teaches you how to deal with your problems, such as anxiety and stress. If you are feeling angry, this therapy can also help you deal with this.

Psychotherapy can also help you if you have low self-esteem so you can increase self-confidence. You will likely have to see your psychologist for quite some time for full treatment. If psychotherapy does not work well there are other types of treatment the psychologist will do. 

Both of these options will work well for you, but you should be patient as it will take time for you to get back to normal.