Divorce, especially when children are involved, can be complex and emotionally challenging. Resolving negative relationship patterns is crucial for a positive separation experience. In this episode, licensed professional counselor Kelley Hopkins sheds light on navigating these complexities and fostering collaboration during divorce. Key Insights: Understanding Negative Relationship Cycles: Kelley discusses how unresolved negative relationship cycles impact collaborative divorce, emphasizing trust, communication, and resentment as critical factors. Navigating Mediation and Collaborative ..read more

In this episode, we dive into the resonating themes of empowerment, resilience, and the power of voice, drawing parallels between historical injustices and contemporary challenges faced by women, particularly in the context of divorce. Join us as we explore insights from Kate Moore, a New York Times best-selling author, as she discusses her book "The Woman They Could Not Silence" and its relevance to the experiences of divorced women today! Episode Overview: The Story Behind "The Woman They Could Not Silence": Kate Moore shares the captivating narrative of Elizabeth, a courageous woman from ..read more

In today's episode, we delve into the often-overlooked aspects of divorce with Karen McNenny, an expert in relationships and human behavior who brings over two decades of experience as a divorce coach. Karen sheds light on the path to a positive and constructive divorce, urging a shift in mindset towards rebuilding relationships rather than tearing them apart. Key Takeaways: Embracing a Positive Mindset: Karen emphasizes the importance of adopting a positive mindset when approaching divorce. Rather than focusing on animosity, she encourages couples to rebuild relationships, especially w ..read more

Introduction Gaining control of your finances after a divorce can be overwhelming, but you're not alone. In this episode, Mikelann Valterra, a renowned money coach, writer, and speaker, guides us through the intricate journey of post-divorce financial empowerment. Discover the concept of "Money Fog" and practical tips from her latest book, "Rise Above the Money Fog." Mikelann is a seasoned money coach, writer, speaker, and leader in personal finance. With over 20 years of private practice, she helps individuals manage cash flow effortlessly, addressing their unique financial psychology. Her mi ..read more

Sometimes, we don't see the genuine attitude of a person even if we've been with them for many years because we've been blinded by the thought of 'love.' In this episode, Tracy Malone, a surTHRIVER of narcissistic abuse and the founder of NarcissistAbuseSupport.com shares her experiences with divorce and selfish behavior.  Tune in to this episode to gain valuable insights into navigating divorce with a narcissistic partner, building a strong support system, and protecting your children's well-being.  Topics Discussed Fears when it comes to planning your divorce with your team Dea ..read more

Overview:  In this episode, we explore the crucial journey toward financial independence for divorced women, focusing on how it empowers them to support their children confidently. Our guest, Heather Black, founder and CEO of Supermums, shares her career relaunch experience after having children and its relation to her work with ambitious women. We dive into her career transition while still married, the challenges she faced, and her achievements at Salesforce. Heather also sheds light on Super Mums, a transformative training program offering technical skills, mentorship, career counselin ..read more

Introduction In this episode, we delve into the often-overlooked world of divorce and the crucial role of divorce professionals. Join us as Jonathan Satovsky, CEO and Chief Behavioral Coach of SAM, shares insights into his work with divorcing clients, focusing on supporting women through this challenging process. 1. The Importance of Attorneys in Divorce Some people underestimate the role of attorneys in divorce proceedings. Attorneys are vital because they have a deep understanding of the unique nuances within each state's divorce laws. 2. Guest Introduction: Jonathan Satovsky Jonathan's ..read more

You are going to get so much out of this episode!! The importance of financial education and mindful personal finance is a growing relevant topic in modern times, particularly in life-changing events like divorce. In this episode, Dana Miranda, the founder of Healthy Rich, discusses inclusive financial education and how it counters budget culture. Dana also touches on philanthropic giving and the challenges of determining how much to give away versus saving for oneself. Dana is currently writing a book called "You Don't Need a Budget," which offers an alternative approach to managing finances ..read more

Financial independence for women is a transformative journey that liberates them from societal constraints and enables them to embrace their full potential. It grants us the freedom to chart our path, make independent choices, and create a future that aligns with our aspirations. In this episode, Millen Livis, an International Holistic Financial Independence mentor, best selling author, investor, and entrepreneur, shares her insights and expertise on helping women become financially savvy and achieve financial freedom, regardless of their past. She delves into her personal experiences that ha ..read more

Have you ever thought about your financial well-being and emotional relationship with money? Financial Therapy is a compassionate and holistic approach that recognizes our deep emotional connection with money. Recent research has shown that financial issues trigger various emotions, from anxiety and fear to shame and frustration. And add that financial matters in divorce, such as asset division, alimony, child support, and budgeting, will often trigger strong emotions like fear, anger, and sadness. Joining us is Megan McCoy, a licensed marriage and family therapist and a certified financial t ..read more