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Welcome to Tender Talks, where we explore navigating children through divorce amidst conflict. In today's episode, we delve into effective communication strategies with children during divorce. Join us as Dr. David S. Marcus, Ph.D., a renowned Clinical Psychologist with over 40 years of expertise in family therapy and child advocacy, shares essential insights. Discover practical advice on supporting children through this challenging transition and fostering a stable environment. Guest Introduction: Dr. David S. Marcus, Ph.D. Overview of Dr. Marcus's extensive expertise in Clinical Psychology, specializing in family therapy and child advocacy for over 40 years.Highlighting his role as a respected figure in Cincinnati and beyond for his compassionate approach to supporting families through divorce and conflict. Episode Highlights Effective Parent-Child CommunicationStrategies for navigating conversations about divorce with children.Impact of divorce discussions on children's emotional well-being. Avoiding Harmful PracticesWhat parents should avoid when discussing ex-partners and their families.Importance of maintaining a soothing presence for children during the divorce process. Guest Spotlight: Dr Marcus, Ph.D. Who is Dr. Marcus: Dr. David S. Marcus's extensive expertise and commitment to improving the lives of individuals and families have made him a highly respected figure in the field of Clinical Psychology. With 40 years of experience in treating families under stress, he is a sought-after clinical and legal resource in the Cincinnati area, particularly on the topics of parent-child communication and child advocacy. His deep understanding and compassionate approach have helped countless families navigate the difficult terrain of divorce and conflict.Thank you for joining us on this insightful episode of Tender Talks, where we've explored the critical topic of guiding children through divorce amidst conflict. We hope the expertise shared by Dr. David S. Marcus, Ph.D., has provided valuable insights and practical strategies for navigating this sensitive conversation with your children. Remember, prioritizing effective communication and maintaining a soothing presence can significantly support children during this challenging time. Resources Mentioned:Email: dsmarcusphd@gmail.com Journey Beyond Divorce Resources mentioned in this episode:Soberlink: www.soberlink.com/jbdBook a Free Rapid Relief Call: http://rapidreliefcall.com Boundary Bootcamp: https://www.jbddivorcesupport.com/boundarybootcamp
This week on the show Ang is addressing the huge subject of how divorce affects your children. After Ang's divorce she was left to raise her two sons. Through this experience she has first hand knowledge of the stigma single mums face, the difficulty in transitioning from being one parent to two and how to help guide your children through the pain. But, Ang has come out the other side and now sees benefits in her relationship with her children that she never expected. In this episode, she shares all her wisdom and learnings so that you, and your children, can also find your happy place. KEY TAKEAWAYS As Ang discovered, she didn't just have to get herself through the hardship of divorce, but she had to help her children through the process as well. She talks about the challenges that brings, such as answering tough questions with honesty. One of the biggest challenges Ang found was that she was now acting in the role of two parents. She talks about how she overcame this challenge and some of the difficulties in adopting tasks that are usually left to the male role model. Still today Ang finds herself in a constant fight with people about the perception of single mums. Ang details how she deals with this, even when she's out on a date with a prospective new partner. Once on the other side of the emotional pain, Ang discovered many unexpected benefits of being a single mum, which she discusses. BEST MOMENTS “You must give your children a place where they can feel safe and their circumstances are as normal as can be.” “Your own pain is one thing, but the torture you feel when your children's hearts are bleeding is suffering like no other.” “When you're raising children by yourself, the trials and tribulations are magnified, you don't have anyone to take over or comfort you.” VALUABLE RESOURCES https://www.instagram.com/doireallyhatemen/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558725612414 www.tiktok.com/@angallanburns www.linkedin.com/in/angallanburns e-mail ang@doireallyhatemen.com ABOUT THE PODCAST Do I Really Hate Men? Interesting question and one I have asked myself many times. This is not an ‘I hate men' podcast neither is it just an account of my divorce and the many awful events leading up to and during it. This podcast is a safe space to delve into what happens when relationships end, it provides guidance on how to carry on being a functioning adult and/or Single Mum when you feel broken inside. This podcast provides hope sprinkled with humour, at times its emotional at times inspiring and at times sad. I have a message to share with women around the world, come join me and your global sisters for a weekly dose of Superhero Mum inspiration and stories. My mission -to help women and mothers globally to recover from relationship pain, lead meaningful happy lives and inspire their children to succeed. NOTE – I need you to know that I don't hate men! It's important that you know there are many great men out there. Many fantastic fathers and single fathers trying hard to do a great job. I know little about the struggles of single fathers; however, I presume they are numerous common issues we share with these amazing men who strive to do the right thing by their children. ABOUT THE HOST Ang is first and foremost a very proud Mum. She is on a mission to share her experiences of both divorce and life as a single Mum. With a 25 year career in the corporate world, she has always been passionate about empowering women and those around her. She is a fully qualified life coach of 20 years and a self confessed self development junkie. Ang has written her first book called 'Do I Really Hate Men', due to be released later this year which NEEDS to be read by women worldwide. With a high level of emotional intelligence she works tirelessly to improve the lives of womankind through her words, both digitally and at speaking events globally. With a six year divorce behind her, Ang represented herself in court a total of 6 times. She has been a single parent of two boys for a total of 14 years. She has lived through the struggles and come out the other side. Her words, honesty and humour captivates her audience.
Almost 60% of marriages end in divorce. Mikki checked every box to guarantee a happy life- but what felt like an instant the life she thought she had was gone. Divorce was the healthiest option for their relationship. Parenting can be alienating with little ones and when you get divorced it's another level of alienation. Mikki is a mentor and coach for women who are currently going through this journey. In this episode, Lina and Mikki talk about:Talking to young children about divorceLetting go of the shame of divorceHow to start a healthy co-parenting processNavigating holidays and birthdaysManaging conflict Listen to Mikki on other shows:The Moms Moving On Divorce & Co-Parenting PodcastThe Stepmom Diaries PodcastThe Parenting Coach PodcastMikki Gardner is a Conscious Parenting Coach, the host of Co-Parenting With Confidence Podcast, and a mom to her son! After learning how to navigate life post divorce & using it as a catalyst to her own transformation, Mikki now helps moms move past the divorce drama to become calm, confident co-parents. She is on a mission to help women navigate the emotional and practical difficulties of divorce and co-parenting while creating an intentional, joy + ease-filled life after divorce.Connect with Mikki:WebsiteInstagramFacebookMikki's Podcast “Co-Parenting With Confidence”Support the showConnect with Lina on @linaforrestal on InstagramFollow the @newmamaspodcast on InstagramRead Lina's Blog: www.linaforrestal.comSupport the Show: Buy Me a Coffee (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/newmamaspodcast)
In episode 15 we will discover how children are affected during divorce. We will discuss what happens during the divorce and after the divorce. Children are affected by divorce the most. This episode will exam ways in which we can mimimize the affects of divorce on the children.
A Fresh Story, season 6, episode 2 Embark on a transformative journey as we unravel the complexities of divorce in 10 insightful podcast episodes. Delve into crucial topics like contemplating divorce, navigating real estate and custody, deciphering legal jargon, and exploring the emotional, physical, spiritual, and sexual facets of divorce. This season also uniquely addresses the challenges faced by stay-at-home parents during divorce. Featuring advice, wisdom, and guidance from over 25 Fresh Starts Experts, each episode offers practical insights and solutions to empower you through this life-changing transition. Learn about the legal intricacies, discover methods to navigate the emotional rollercoaster, and gain a holistic understanding of the divorce process. Produced by Fresh Starts Registry, the pioneer in the divorce industry and a comprehensive platform for everything needed to begin again, A Fresh Story Season 6 is your go-to resource for expert guidance and a supportive community. Join us as we navigate the complexities of divorce together and pave the way for a brighter, more empowered future. On this episode, we're covering everything you ever wanted to know concerning children and divorce: child custody arrangements, co-parenting tips, and how to support children through divorce. Questions covered in this episode: What are the different types of child custody arrangements, and what factors are considered in determining custody? What are some common issues or disputes that arise regarding child custody, and how can they be resolved? What are some tips for talking to my children about the divorce? How can co-parenting challenges be addressed and managed effectively? Fresh Starts Experts featured in this episode: Aurisha Smolarski, co-parenting coach, therapist, Certified Mediator, author of Cooperative Co-Parenting for Secure Kids: The Attachment Theory Guide to Raising Kids in Two Homes Mara Bernstein, founder of Divorce Different, Accredited Collaborative Divorce Lawyer, Divorce Mediator, Divorce Consultant Erica Miller, founder of Connected Minds NYC, clinical psychologist and children's therapist Alexandria Phillips, founder of Yourhood Therapy, therapist Make sure to head to DivorceGuide.co and DivorceMonth.com for more free resources.
Divorce. Any kind of divorce is agonizing; but what if one of your kids is going through it? Are there grandkids involved? If you need insight to help your kids make it through their divorce, Dr. Randy's here for you! Here’s an Intentional Living Blog for inspiration! What is Intentional Living? At Intentional Living, we […]
Raising special needs children has a unique set of gifts and challenges. When negotiating divorce, it is essential that you can advocate for the support they will continue to need. Guest, Randi L. Karmel, PLLC, specializes in this area and discusses the pitfalls inherent and possibilities available through the negotiation process. Randi shares negotiation danger signs to be aware of as well as resources, organizations and advocates ready to assist you, financial support available for schooling and what you need to do to receive it. This is a must listen show for anyone entering divorce with special needs children. Contact Randi Karmel below: https://randikarmel.com/about/ Contact Journey Beyond Divorce Request a Free Rapid Relief Call at http://rapidreliefcall.com/ For more information on Journey Beyond Divorce visit: www.jbddivorcesupport.com
How do you choose the approach to negotiating custody with your children's mental and emotional health front and center? Children can experience significant emotional damage as a result of divorce, but they don't have to. While it is understandable that you want to fight for your fair share of time with the kids, we want you to understand the risks that accompany a legal fight wherein children are dragged through the court process and strangers make parenting decisions for you. Our guest, Larry Sarezky, a matrimonial attorney and producer of film, "Talk to Strangers - Keeping Children off the Custody Battlefield" discusses the choices available and the impact of those decisions when fighting for custody during the legal process. This program covers both the standard divorce as well as the challenges of a high conflict scenario. Contact Journey Beyond Divorce Request a Free Rapid Relief Call at http://rapidreliefcall.com/ For more information on Journey Beyond Divorce visit: www.jbddivorcesupport.com
Learn how you can parent through divorce in a way that protects your children from the animosity between you and your spouse and honors their rights. Dr. Mark Banschick, a child psychiatrist shares the negative impact and long term affects children experience when parents do not protect them from the hostility. Dr. Banschick discusses why we tend to act out and react in front of our children without filters and how hard this season is for mom's and dad's to navigate consciously. After explaining why it makes sense, he offers specific strategies for curbing destructive conversations with your kids. You will be invited to download a Child's Bill of Rights to guide you through this difficult time as well as a free eBook which includes the bill of rights and other tips and strategies. If you have kids, you are going to want to tune into this show! CONTACT JOURNEY BEYOND DIVORCE: Request a Free Rapid Relief Call at http://rapidreliefcall.com/ For more information on Journey Beyond Divorce visit: www.jbddivorcesupport.com
Moms Moving On: Navigating Divorce, Single Motherhood & Co-Parenting.
Are you just starting out on your co-parenting journey and trying to help your children navigate spending time in two homes? This week, Michelle Dempsey-Multack is joined by Fiona Kong founder of the Home Sweet Homes Journal. Fiona shares how her personal co-parenting experience led her to create a journal to help connect to children as they share time between homes. Michelle and Fiona also touch on: How their personal childhood experience with divorce has helped them in their co-parenting relationships Working hard to break the cycle Communicating openly with your children about how they're feeling Understanding the importance of your children having a healthy relationship with their other parent AND MUCH MORE Fiona Kong is a former corporate analyst turned founder of the Home Sweet Homes Journal. After becoming a single mom in 2019, she created this tool in pursuit of helping co-parenting families stay connected, specifically focused on the needs of the child. Home Sweet Homes is a one-of-a-kind journal that empowers kids to process big feelings, better navigate and share their two home experiences in a safe and loving way. She lives in Los Angeles with her 6 year-old son, Emile. Links to book: Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Home-Sweet-Homes-Co-parents-Interactive/dp/1737273705/ Website: https://homesweethomesjournal.com/ For 10% your entire order use code: MOMSMOVINGON Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"Women Winning Divorce" is a radio show and podcast hosted by Heather Quick, CEO and Owner of Florida Women's Law Group. Each week we focus on different aspects of family law to help guide women through the difficult and emotional legal challenges they are facing. Heather brings over 20 years of law experience that advocates and empowers women to achieve happier and healthier lives. Join Heather each week as she discusses family law issues including divorce, custody, alimony, paternity, narcissism, mediation and more. This program was created to provide tips and insight to women with family law issues. It is not intended to be legal advice because every situation is different. Visit us at https://www.womenwinningdivorce.com/ for more resources. Text us at 904-944-6800 for a copy of Heather's Top 5 Divorce Tips. If you have questions or a topic you would like Heather to cover, email us at marketing@4womenlaw.com
In this episode, we explore co-parenting issues and some things to consider that can make for an easier transition for your child(ren).
After listening to an episode on dating, created by "30 Minutes with the Perry's", I decided to break down how singles misunderstand the dating process as Christians and what mistakes we need to avoid. For one, we should be careful of our motives in dating and pursuing missionary dating. We must trust God's promises for our lives because he will always do a better job fulfilling our heart's desires. Just because we move faster doesn't make it better. You can't cook an all-star, five-course meal in the microwave. Nothing is better than godspeed! Follow Us:Our WebsiteInstagramFacebook
In this episode of the FLiP podcast, FLiP director Elizabeth Fletcher and our in-house counsellor Jo Harrison discuss the special considerations that parents might want to bear in mind if they are separating or divorcing and they have infant children. Elizabeth provides an insight into the legal considerations whilst Jo looks at the emotional and psychological impact. Elizabeth and Jo look at the anxieties that many parents feel as they transition from becoming new parents to becoming separated parents. They discuss how it is possible to successfully co-parent together as unified, but separated parents, acknowledging the long journey ahead for the parents of infants. Elizabeth Fletcher advises clients on how to manage the arrangements for their children and finances following the breakdown of their marriage, relationship, or civil partnership. She has particular experience in private law children arrangements including those with an international element as well as a breadth of experience in financial remedy proceedings following divorce. Elizabeth also practices as a mediator. Jo Harrison is our in-house therapist. She is very experienced in working with individuals and couples who are separating.
This "short" episode provides insights on how to help children navigate the grief caused by divorce.
Divorce. Any kind of divorce is agonizing; but what if one of your kids is going through it? Are there grandkids involved? If you need insight to help your kids make it through their divorce, Dr. Randy's here for you! Here’s an Intentional Living Blog for inspiration! Sign up for Dr. Randy’s INTENTIONAL ONE THING […]
Divorce. Any kind of divorce is agonizing; but what if one of your kids is going through it? Are there grandkids involved? If you need insight to help your kids make it through their divorce, Dr. Randy's here for you! Here’s an Intentional Living Blog for inspiration! Sign up for Dr. Randy’s INTENTIONAL ONE THING […]
This week Psychotherapist Tom Stevens joins host Christy Stratton to talk about children and divorce! You'll hear what you need to consider regarding your children if you are considering, in the midst of, or coming out of divorce. We're in a season of replaying select shows that will provide you with important information about just that - what you need to know about divorce. Tune in each week to hear about everything from finances, real estate, the law, recovery, divorce coaching, special needs divorce, blended families, children to finding hope and more. Please add this podcast to your library, rate, and review it. And share this and all episodes so others can benefit too! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Moms Moving On: Navigating Divorce, Single Motherhood & Co-Parenting.
If there is something all parents want during the divorce process, it's for their children to not experience adversity or have to struggle in any way. But unfortunately, this isn't the reality for so many children as we discuss on this episode of Moms Moving On, with our guest Elle Barr. Elle is on a mission to educate parents everyone on the effects of ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences) and we have an in-depth chat on how to prevent ACEs from dominating your child's life during the divorce process. Elle Barr is an experienced family law attorney with a deep commitment to serving children and families. She has experience representing clients in all family law matters, with an emphasis on serving as a court appointed GAL in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Ms. Barr graduated with high honors from Rutgers University School of Law and began her legal career as a law clerk to the Honorable Lee B. Laskin, J.S.C. in Camden County, New Jersey. Following her clerkship, Ms. Barr represented the New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety as a Deputy Attorney General. She also served as an Assistant Deputy Public Defender and as a Court Appointed Law Guardian for the state of New Jersey. Following these roles, Ms. Barr represented abused and neglected children as a GAL for KidsVoice in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. As a Divorce Mediator with Collaborative training and certification as well, Ms. Barr has the unique ability to effectively manage the heightened emotions often found in family law matters. She is respected by her peers and recognized for her zealous advocacy. Ms. Barr's empathizing nature allows her to build a strong trusting relationship with clients, ultimately leading to a more comprehensive understanding of each particular situation. Clients value her logical thinking, kindness and unwavering commitment. Currently, Ms. Barr serves as a GAL in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She also serves as the Judicial Education Coordinator for OurFamilyWizard. In this role, she educates judges, lawyers, and other family law professionals on the online tools that are used to reduce conflict and increase accountability in high-conflict co- parenting situations. She frequently travels across the U.S. to represent the company and speak at key events such as industry conferences and continuing legal education seminars. Connect with Elle, here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this podcast, my guest, Roberta Samet, and I discuss the impact of divorce on children, when they are used by one ex-partner to gain power over, or punish, the other. When this happens, children are put into an impossible bind, in which they must align with one parent and reject the other. Often, they take responsibility for the pain they have caused the marginalized parent, and experience intense guilt and remorse in adulthood. Roberta and I also discuss the impact of this on the new couple, and how they can either cede power to the ex-partner and allow him/her to dominate their new couple, or attempt to focus instead on their new relationship and minimize the influence of the ex-partner.
Raising special needs children has a unique set of gifts and challenges. When negotiating divorce, it is essential that you can advocate for the support they will continue to need. Guest, Randi Karmel specializes in this area and discusses the pitfalls inherent and possibilities available through the negotiation process. Randi shares negotiation danger signs to be aware of as well as resources, organizations and advocates ready to assist you, financial support available for schooling and what you need to do to receive it. This is a must listen show for anyone entering divorce with special needs children. For more information about Broken To Brilliant: https://www.jbddivorcesupport.com/brokentobrilliant For more information on Journey Beyond Divorce visit: www.JourneyBeyondDivorce.com.
Today's show acknowledges the tender emotions you experience while negotiating custody. We encourage you to notice the nightmare stories that create fear and tension, derailing your negotiations. Our guest, Josh Hecht, shares strategies to cut through the acrimony, negotiate for both the current and the long term needs of your children, and insure that you consider the nitty gritty details to guarantee a rock solid agreement. This is one of the most stressful aspects of your divorce negotiation, listen in, take notes and make sure your attorney understands that the emotional health of your children is your #1 priority. For more on Karen and Journey Beyond Divorce visit: JourneyBeyondDivorce.com To grab your free copy of Divorce Survival Kit: https://www.jbddivorcesupport.com/divorce-recovery-plan
It goes without saying that this is a stressful as well as special Holiday time of the year. For millions of divorced parents there are additional challenges they face, as they try to make the holidays a success, while splitting custody of the children. In this show, Jeffrey Scott Steiner Executive Director of the Dads' Resource Center and Central Administrator for the Pennsylvania Greater Father Family Involvement Campaign draws upon his experience to offer strategies and tips that co-parents can use to make the holiday as well as the coming year more fruitful and constructive for everyone. From planning together, dealing with the different needs of tots and teens and the different realities of parents who are recently divorced as opposed to those who divorced for years, he will offer examples and suggestions. The issues of value conflicts over gifts will be considered as well as the recognition that modeling flexibility and cooperation may be the most important gift of all. Many of have been touched by divorce and done very well. – Listen in.
It goes without saying that this is a stressful as well as special Holiday time of the year. For millions of divorced parents there are additional challenges they face, as they try to make the holidays a success, while splitting custody of the children. In this show, Jeffrey Scott Steiner Executive Director of the Dads' Resource Center and Central Administrator for the Pennsylvania Greater Father Family Involvement Campaign draws upon his experience to offer strategies and tips that co-parents can use to make the holiday as well as the coming year more fruitful and constructive for everyone. From planning together, dealing with the different needs of tots and teens and the different realities of parents who are recently divorced as opposed to those who divorced for years, he will offer examples and suggestions. The issues of value conflicts over gifts will be considered as well as the recognition that modeling flexibility and cooperation may be the most important gift of all. Many of have been touched by divorce and done very well. – Listen in.
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Today we are diving into Sara's Instagram DMs from people asking for relationship help and advice. Sara have chosen one which covers guilt, and trust. Two big issues that she sees coming up with all her clients.
Children are much more adaptable than is often expected of them, but they are also aware of much more than their parents may think. Jessica Leger, clinical social worker, play therapist, and our guest on today's show, describes children as having the capacity to be “emotional sponges.” This means that it is vital that parents, whether they are getting divorced or going through a tough time in their marriage, ensure that their children are protected from the brunt of the adult issues being experienced. As a divorced parent herself, and through her work with many children of divorced parents, Jessica has valuable advice for how parents can soften the blow of separation for their children. That being said, there are many circumstances where children will need additional support, and Jessica shares the types of behaviors which signal that a child is not coping well with the changes, and the kind of help they may require. Key Points From This Episode:The number of children on Jessica's caseload who are impacted by divorce.How Jessica's children handled her divorce.Children are aware of more than parents may think.Jessica explains the importance of being careful of the non-verbal cues parents use in relation to their child's other parent.Ways to tell if a child is struggling with their parents' divorce, and where to get additional support for them.Something that Jessica recommends parents going through a divorce say to their children.Why Jessica encourages parents not to share with their children the reason that they are getting divorced.Examples of how parents can model emotion regulation skills for their children. Games which help children learn how to regulate their emotions.Jessica explains how parents can prepare their children for what they can expect from the divorce.How to navigate children's hopes of their parents getting back together.When divorced parents should introduce their children to their new significant other.The value of toys as a therapeutic tool for children.Resources that Jessica recommends for families going through a divorce, including the New Beginnings Program that she runs. Jessica's message of hope regarding children of divorced parents. Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Leger Counseling Jessica Leger on LinkedInDinosaurs DivorceNew Beginnings ProgramMosaics of Mercy
Should couples stay together for the sake of the children?
2021 | July 13 | Listen Online Children and Divorce
In this episode, I'll share from personal experience, the realities of divorce and the way it can impact children. While never what we would want for any child to experience, there are important principles to understand that can help minimize it's impact. Principles that can not only help parents and children in divorced situations, but can offer help in any traumatic situation, and in any family environment. Divorce although painful for children, can with God's help, like anything, be turned into a positive experience for growth. Follow Josh on Instagram Follow the Daily Drive on Instagram Sign up for Josh's News Letter Visit the Daily Drive Website Email Josh at josh@joshdowns.com
Divorce is a relevant topic and one that can be painful to discuss even though it has been years since that event. So often children receive emotional scars that they carry into their adult life unaware that it is related to their past. How can you as a parent help them navigate these feelings? That is the topic of today's episode with my special guest Sarah Geringer. We will talk about how you can help your children and even connect the dots of your own past hurts. Find more helpful resources here:Sarah Geringer website with links to her books and podcasthttps://www.sarahgeringer.comFind her article for the Spring edition here:https://www.sitstillmydaughter.com/store/p7/Sit_Still_my_Daughter_Spring_2021_Magazine.html
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Changing Lives of Women by giving them the necessary tools to become what they want in life. The best teachers come from life. Visit Amazon's Diana Bellerose Page My mother's book of poems https://amzn.to/3eoy8Sp Visit my website and download a free mini webinar http://www.diannabellerose.com
Is it possible to negotiate a good divorce without the help of lawyers? What should you be trying to achieve in a custody dispute? Straight talking advice from a lawyer who has seen too many Family Court disasters this week on Babytalk.
This one gets pretty radical.
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In this episode, we're going to talk about many of the worries that parents have about their children when they're going through divorce. It's often believed that you should stay together for your children. Even when you're miserable. It's believed that staying together in an unhappy relationship is better for the children than separating. I disagree with this, and this may be triggering for many of you. I believe that if you're unhappy in your relationship, it is better for your children to separate. If you found this episode helpful and want to learn more about how I can help you navigate your divorce, head over to my website https://www.emmaheptonstall.com/ or book a 30 minute consultation with me: https://bit.ly/EMMA6MDP To learn more about The Absolute Academy, my private online community for ladies who want to get in control of their divorce, visit http://bit.ly/aadivorce My Amazon #1 bestselling book How To Be a Lady Who Leaves: The Ultimate Guide to Getting Divorce Ready is out now in paperback and Kindle version. You can buy it on Amazon or directly from me here: http://howtobealadywholeaves.co.uk/ Social Media:Emma Heptonstall @divorcealchemy Content Disclaimer: The information contained above is provided for information purposes only. The contents of this article, video or audio are not intended to amount to advice and you should not rely on any of the contents of this article, video or audio. Professional advice should be obtained before taking or refraining from taking any action as a result of the contents of this article, video or audio. Emma Heptonstall disclaims all liability and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on any of the contents of this article, video or audio. Disclaimer: Some of these links are for products and services offered by the podcast creator.
Everyone wants their children to develop healthy resilience from an early age. But how do you help very young children deal with some of the difficult moments they're likely to encounter as they grow?
Everyone wants their children to develop healthy resilience from an early age. But how do you help very young children deal with some of the difficult moments they're likely to encounter as they grow?
When it comes to this podcast, we would like to make sure that we bring to light all of the downsides of bad divorces by speaking to people who have went through it. So, in this episode we speak to Ben kowalski who went through a bad divorce and lived through a situation where his home didnt feel safe for him anymore. We talk about all the struggles of growing in such an environment and how he went on to teach himself to be someone who he is now, a well balanced adult with a lot to offer to the world and his family. Find My Parent is proud to present its ‘You're Double' podcast hosted by Sathyvelu Kunashegaran. While over at findmyparent.org, we have developed innovative technology to reunite children with their families, we also believe its important to dive deep into the topics affecting children and separated families to address the root causes of parental abduction and alienation. ‘You're Double' will do just that by asking the tough questions to experts and thought leaders about relationships, marriage, divorce, parental alienation, joint custody, co-parenting, and so much more. These experts will often include family therapists, divorce lawyers, politicians, social workers, and government employees. To collaborate with us, head over to findmyparent.org and contact us through the contact form: https://findmyparent.org/contact Book suggested by Ben Kowalski: Extreme Ownership - Jocko Willing / Leif babin Sovereignty - Ryan Michler No more Mr. Nice Guy - Dr. Robert Glover Pathway to Agency - Noah Revoj The Power of Habit - Charles Duhigg Other site mention in this podcast: Order of man (orderofman.com)
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“When we ask the right question to the right person at the right time, that can become a defining moment in our own lives.” That’s Dr. Randy’s quote. So, what are some of the questions you or others have asked, that are profoundly impacting your life? Discover the Power of Questions, on Intentional Living. Read More
In episode #45 I help you understand some of the challenges involved in the co-parenting relationship. I will also educate you on ways to improve your co-parent relationships to help your children thrive physically, emotionally , mentally and socially. Are you in need of coaching or counseling for anxiety, depression or your relationship? You can find me at my website, (www.empoweringserenity.net ) or follow me on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/connieakinslpc/and join my Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/empoweringserenityandguidance and locate me on the Therapy for Black Girls website for counseling. Please subscribe, rate, and review the podcast and help Connie Akins increase the number of views and listeners. Please share and thanks for your support.
In daily married lives and divorced lives where children are involved there is going to be conflict. Every parent starts their days with children negotiating and dealing with conflict. A lot of us a really good at negotiations, but fail badly in conflict management. The best skill to learn is how to deal with conflict in the relationship with your children. Conflict will always be there and if you know how to handle it, you will be a better parent. It doesn't make you a perfect parent, none of us will ever be that, but you will be a better parent in learning how to deal with conflict with children. And it might be a good deal to learn how to deal with conflict with the other parent. Learn to manage conflict. I would really like to hear about your success and failures in dealing with conflict. Send me a text to 818.252.5682 I want to hear from you. You are good teachers in life. www.lodge-co.com
In daily married lives and divorced lives where children are involved there is going to be conflict. Every parent starts their days with children negotiating and dealing with conflict. A lot of us a really good at negotiations, but fail badly in conflict management. The best skill to learn is how to deal with conflict in the relationship with your children. Conflict will always be there and if you know how to handle it, you will be a better parent. It doesn't make you a perfect parent, none of us will ever be that, but you will be a better parent in learning how to deal with conflict with children. And it might be a good deal to learn how to deal with conflict with the other parent. Learn to manage conflict. I would really like to hear about your success and failures in dealing with conflict. Send me a text to 818.252.5682 I want to hear from you. You are good teachers in life. www.lodge-co.com
The Divorce Coaching Hour with Christy Stratton "Children and Divorce: Part 3 - What to Do and What Not to Do" Guest: Tom Stevens, LPC-S, RPT-S In parts one and two of this series, Children and Divorce, with guest Tom Stevens, we've discovered what your kids are going through during divorce depending upon their ages and stages of the process. In this episode, part three and the finale of the series, we talk about what to do -- and possibly more importantly, what not to do when it comes to your children, as you go through divorce. What we do where your kids are concerned matters, especially during life changes like a dissolution of a marriage. Make sure to give this show a listen. You'll gain great information that will lead to better actions for and with your children. And make sure to add this podcast to your library, rate, and review it. And please share this and all episodes with those who will benefit. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Divorce Coaching Hour with Christy Stratton "Children and Divorce: Part 2 - What Are Your Children Going Through?" See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Divorce Coaching Hour with Christy Stratton "Children and Divorce: Part 1 - What Are Your Children Going Through?" See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Divorce Coaching Hour with Christy Stratton "Children and Divorce" Guest: Tom Stevens, LPC-S, RPT-S Concerned about your children as you navigate divorce? Then you don't want to miss this episode. Join me and my guest Tom Stevens, a psychotherapist in the greater Houston area specializing in working with children and families, as we talk about children and divorce. It's a must-listen! Make sure to add this podcast to your library, rate, and review it. And please share this and all episodes with those who will benefit. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We discuss the following:What does "custody" really mean?The difference between joint custody and sole custody in Texas What issues are important to a court when considering a determination of custody?Do dads get a fair shot at custody in today's courts?Custom visitation and access schedules - the new creative frontierHow does mediation play a part in settling a custody case?Child support and health insurance issuesWhat happens when one parent doesn't follow the court's Final Order?
TAB Talks co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell lead a three-part series discussion on the effect divorce has on children with guest Dr. Morris Murray, health care management specialist and longtime minister, who has studied divorce and family dynamics for more than 30 years. This week’s segment focuses on school and religion.
TAB Talks co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell lead a three-part series discussion on the effect divorce has on children with guest Dr. Morris Murray, health care management specialist and longtime minister, who has studied divorce and family dynamics for more than 30 years. This week’s segment focuses on peer relationships. Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE
TAB Talks co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell lead a three-part series discussion on the effect divorce has on children with guest Dr. Morris Murray, health care management specialist and longtime minister, who has studied divorce and family dynamics for more than 30 years. This week’s segment focuses on family life.
Today’s show acknowledges the tender emotions you experience while negotiating custody. We encourage you to notice the nightmare stories that create fear and tension, derailing your negotiations. Our guest, Josh Hecht, shares strategies to cut through the acrimony, negotiate for both the current and the long term needs of your children, and insure that you consider the nitty gritty details to guarantee a rock solid agreement. This is one of the most stressful aspects of your divorce negotiation, listen in, take notes and make sure your attorney understands that the emotional health of your children is your #1 priority. For more on Karen and Journey Beyond Divorce visit: JourneyBeyondDivorce.com.
In today’s show we discuss how to choose the best legal approach with your children’s mental and emotional health front and center. Children can experience significant emotional damage as a result of divorce, but they don’t have to. While it is understandable that you want to fight for your fair share of time with the kids, we want you to understand the risks that accompany a legal fight wherein children are dragged through the court process and strangers make parenting decisions for you. Our guest, Larry Sarezky, discusses the choices available and the impact of those decision when fighting for custody during the legal process. We cover both a standard divorce as well as the challenges in a high conflict scenario. For more information on Journey Beyond Divorce visit: Journey Beyond Divorce.
Marta McDowell is an author and gardener who takes a strong interest in the life of Emily Dickinson. She will discuss her new book, Emily Dickinson's Garden, which is a reworked, revised, and full color edition her first book which explores the plants and places that inspired the iconic poet. She will reveal the many ways in which her passion for plants is evident in her extensive collection of poems and letters.
Marta McDowell is an author and gardener who takes a strong interest in the life of Emily Dickinson. She will discuss her new book, Emily Dickinson's Garden, which is a reworked, revised, and full color edition her first book which explores the plants and places that inspired the iconic poet. She will reveal the many ways in which her passion for plants is evident in her extensive collection of poems and letters.
The Divorce Coaching Hour "Children and Divorce and The Holidays" Guest: Craig Haston, Family Law Attorney Listen in to this episode to hear host Christy Stratton talk with Family Law Attorney Craig Haston about successful holiday plans for children amid divorce. You'll learn how to create the best holiday plan for your children so that they can have time with both parents, the rest of your family, and have a happy season even in the midst of divorce. And you'll gain great tips and a better understanding of how to support your kiddos and not only survive, but thrive during the holidays!. Please share this and all episodes with those who will benefit and add this podcast to your library, rate, and review it! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Children and Divorce with Douglas Green
Raising special needs children has a unique set of gifts and challenges. When negotiating divorce, it is essential that you can advocate for the support they will continue to need. Guest, Randi Karmel specializes in this area and discusses the pitfalls inherent and possibilities available through the negotiation process. Randi shares negotiation danger signs to be aware of as well as resources, organizations and advocates ready to assist you, financial support available for schooling and what you need to do to receive it. This is a must listen show for anyone entering divorce with special needs children. For more information on Journey Beyond Divorce visit: www.JourneyBeyondDivorce.com.
Today’s show acknowledges the tender emotions you experience while negotiating custody. We encourage you to notice the nightmare stories that create fear and tension, derailing your negotiations. Our guest, Josh Hecht, shares strategies to cut through the acrimony, negotiate for both the current and the long term needs of your children, and insure that you consider the nitty gritty details to guarantee a rock solid agreement. This is one of the most stressful aspects of your divorce negotiation, listen in, take notes and make sure your attorney understands that the emotional health of your children is your #1 priority. For more on Karen and Journey Beyond Divorce visit: JourneyBeyondDivorce.com.
Raising special needs children has a unique set of gifts and challenges. When negotiating divorce, it is essential that you can advocate for the support they will continue to need. Guest, Randi Karmel specializes in this area and discusses the pitfalls inherent and possibilities available through the negotiation process. Randi shares negotiation danger signs to be aware of as well as resources, organizations and advocates ready to assist you, financial support available for schooling and what you need to do to receive it. This is a must listen show for anyone entering divorce with special needs children. For more information on Journey Beyond Divorce visit: www.JourneyBeyondDivorce.com.
In today’s show we discuss how to choose the best legal approach with your children’s mental and emotional health front and center. Children can experience significant emotional damage as a result of divorce, but they don’t have to. While it is understandable that you want to fight for your fair share of time with the kids, we want you to understand the risks that accompany a legal fight wherein children are dragged through the court process and strangers make parenting decisions for you. Our guest, Larry Sarezsky, discusses the choices available and the impact of those decision when fighting for custody during the legal process. We cover both a standard divorce as well as the challenges in a high conflict scenario. Fore more information on Karen McMahon visit Journey Beyond Divorce. For more programs on divorce and life after divorce visit Divorce Source Radio.
Show Notes In this week’s episode titled Adult Children and Divorce Tajuana has a very special guest, her little sister Sheree. In this episode Tajuana & Sheree will be discussing four topics: Their personal experience surrounding their parents’ divorce How they have coped What they have learned and Goals for the future Follow me on social media--> Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tajuana_n_paige/ FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/tajuananicolepaige/ FaceBook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/444224589252637/ Email: teatime.tajuana@gmail.com
If you're looking for guidance on divorcing with adult children, you might not find much.They tend to be the forgotten demograhic: the legal system is all about minor children and there simply hasn't been much research on the impact of divorce in adult children. That's probably because until recently divorce among people with long term marriages was less common. That's changing and in fact, the divorce rate among people aged 50 and older is increasing. That means more and more adults are experiencing their parents' divorce.What we're finding is that the age of the children doesn't matter - they will still care that you're divorcing and their age doesn't make it any easier or harder to handle. Their age brings its own set of problems and complications.Joining Mandy for this Conversation is divorce-attorney-turned divorce adviser and coach Karen Covy. Karen's mission is to help people understand their divorce options so they can make choices that will help them not only survive their divorce but put them in a position to thrive afterwards. Visit KarenCovy.com to download Karen's FREE Divorce Tool Kit with checklists and worksheets to help you get oganized.For a synopsis of this Conversation about divorcing with adult children, visit Mandy's Since My Divorce blog.
There is nothing easy about divorce and despite the statistics, it is a journey that most people don't want to take. In this episode, Audrey Cade, author of Divorce Matters: Help for Hurting Hearts and Why Divorce is Sometimes the Best Decision, offers a very realistic look at the When, Why and How of Coping with Divorce. With the wisdom of someone who has been through it, this matriarch of a blended family of eight is as clear about the need to take steps to try save your marriage as she is realistic about the anguish of realizing you can't. Using her own journey as a starting point she addresses what most people facing divorce are rarely prepared to handle. From grieving the loss of a dream, to telling the children, accepting the Facebook gossip, dealing with the nerve-wracking legal maze, spending less time with your kids, forgiving self, to dealing with somebody else's ex, she offers valuable advice without the sugar coating. Sad, mad, sometimes funny, Audrey Cade will pass on to you her lessons learned.
There is nothing easy about divorce and despite the statistics, it is a journey that most people don't want to take. In this episode, Audrey Cade, author of Divorce Matters: Help for Hurting Hearts and Why Divorce is Sometimes the Best Decision, offers a very realistic look at the When, Why and How of Coping with Divorce. With the wisdom of someone who has been through it, this matriarch of a blended family of eight is as clear about the need to take steps to try save your marriage as she is realistic about the anguish of realizing you can't. Using her own journey as a starting point she addresses what most people facing divorce are rarely prepared to handle. From grieving the loss of a dream, to telling the children, accepting the Facebook gossip, dealing with the nerve-wracking legal maze, spending less time with your kids, forgiving self, to dealing with somebody else's ex, she offers valuable advice without the sugar coating. Sad, mad, sometimes funny, Audrey Cade will pass on to you her lessons learned.
The Barrows Firm Law Review is a monthly Internet radio show podcast featuring information about Texas family, criminal, juvenile, probate and estate planning law and events. Attorney Leslie Barrows is our featured guest today as she shares insight and information about how to survive the holiday season with so many challenges on friends and families...Read More
Faculty Member: Nissa M. Ricafort, Parenting Coordinator and Family Law Group Partner Facilitator: Dan Couvrette, CEO and Publisher of Divorce Magazine & DivorcedMoms.com Nissa M. Ricafort is one of the three founding partners of Broyles Kight & Ricafort, P.C. An experienced family law attorney, Nissa has assisted families through difficult transitions, including high-conflict custody proceedings, international custody disputes, and child support disputes. The Divorce School - www.TheDivorceSchool.com
Having to tell your kids that your marriage is over and their lives will be changing is a conversation most of us dread, put off and lose sleep over. Do it well and in years to come they may not remember the details. Do it badly and they’ll likely remember it for the rest of their lives. So how do you tell your children about your divorce?Psychologist Dr. Azmaira Maker joins Mandy Walker for this episode to discuss:The best time for this conversationWhat needs to be said and what’s best left unsaidWhy you might consider not using the word “divorce”How to support your child after they knowWhat reactions you can expect from your childDr. Azmaira Maker is the author of the newly published children’s book Family Changes: Explaining Divorce To Children. Featuring a colorful cast of fuzzy characters, Family Changes is aimed at children aged four through eight, helping them better identify, process and understand their own feelings, concerns and questions about divorce.Get more great parenting advice from Mandy with her free audio program What You Need To Know About Parenting And Divorce.
Let’s face it co-parenting after divorce isn’t easy. Many children of divorce go through a roller-coaster of emotions like their parents do when the family splits. Children may isolate. Have angry outbursts. Refuse to eat. Cry. Say horrible things. Throw tantrums. But what do you do if they refuse to see you or your ex-spouse? It’s a delicate and difficult situation for all involved and one that needs to be handled carefully. What to do in this situation will be addressed in this episode Nicola Beer is an International Relationship and Divorce Coach. Helping couples save their marriage or individuals and children get through and create a new life after divorce. nicola@purepeacecoaching.com www.purepeacecoaching.com
My guest today is Dr. Robert Emery, Ph.D and director of the Center for Children and Families and the Law at University of Virginia, who serves on the boards of 11 professional journals. As the author of “The Truth About Children and Divorce: Dealing with the Emotions So You and Your Children Can Thrive”, Dr. Emery joins me to … Read more about this episode...
African Americans are more likely than any other group to divorce - and there are consequences for the children when parents split. On the next Another View we'll talk about children and divorce - how to talk to your child about divorce, how to not use your child as a pawn, how to help your child maintain a relationship with the other parent, how to successfully raise a child that has two households, and how to help your child maintain his or her self esteem. Our experts include Alfred Howard, Clinical Supervisor and Child Family Therapist; Dr. Adolph Brown, Educator, Psychologist and Motivational Speaker; and Family Relationship Expert Alvean Lyons. Plus, Jae Sinnett joins us to share something very special! It's all on Another View, Friday, March 21 at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM or stream us live on this blog!
In this unofficial sequel to last month's Marriage episode, Glenn and Randy are once again joined by Mike and Olivia to talk to Tammy about how to juggle children, exiting the church, and exiting a marriage.
Author and founder of the Child-Centered Divorce Network, Rosalind Sedacca, CCT will share her insights and advice about choices and decisions parents make that can adversely affect their children during and long after a divorce. Learn key questions to ask yourself before making any parenting decision – and concrete ways to avoid the most disastrous mistakes parents make in the months and years following a divorce. Recognized as The Voice of Child-Centered Divorce, Rosalind Sedacca, CCT, is the founder of the Child-Centered Divorce Network and author of, How Do I Tell the Kids about the Divorce? A Create-a-Storybook™ Guide to Preparing Your Children – with Love! Rosalind is the originator of National Child-Centered Divorce Month every July. She is on the Board of Directors of WE Magazine for Women and ChildSharing, Inc. She writes a monthly column for divorceinteractive.com, is an Expert Advisor at ParentalWisdom.com, a Contributing Expert for Divorce360.com, on the Panel of Experts for the National Association of Divorce for Women and Children (NADWC.com), a Monthly Columnist for DivorceInteractive.com, a Contributing Columnist for MommyMentors.com and a Contributing Author to Exceptional Magazine. She is also the National First Place Winner of the 2008 Victorious Woman Award. Rosalind shares her expertise through group and personal coaching services, teleseminars as well as print, TV and radio interviews. To learn more about her book, free ezine, blog and other valuable resources forhttp://www.childcentereddivorce.com and http://www.howdoitellthekids.com.
Author and founder of the Child-Centered Divorce Network, Rosalind Sedacca, CCT will share her insights and advice about choices and decisions parents make that can adversely affect their children during and long after a divorce. Learn key questions to ask yourself before making any parenting decision – and concrete ways to avoid the most disastrous mistakes parents make in the months and years following a divorce. Recognized as The Voice of Child-Centered Divorce, Rosalind Sedacca, CCT, is the founder of the Child-Centered Divorce Network and author of, How Do I Tell the Kids about the Divorce? A Create-a-Storybook™ Guide to Preparing Your Children – with Love! Rosalind is the originator of National Child-Centered Divorce Month every July. She is on the Board of Directors of WE Magazine for Women and ChildSharing, Inc. She writes a monthly column for divorceinteractive.com, is an Expert Advisor at ParentalWisdom.com, a Contributing Expert for Divorce360.com, on the Panel of Experts for the National Association of Divorce for Women and Children (NADWC.com), a Monthly Columnist for DivorceInteractive.com, a Contributing Columnist for MommyMentors.com and a Contributing Author to Exceptional Magazine. She is also the National First Place Winner of the 2008 Victorious Woman Award. Rosalind shares her expertise through group and personal coaching services, teleseminars as well as print, TV and radio interviews. To learn more about her book, free ezine, blog and other valuable resources forhttp://www.childcentereddivorce.com and http://www.howdoitellthekids.com.
Luke Wickings joins the regular team to talk about the burst water main in New Malden, the soon-to-start Christ Church cinema club, the Fundraiser for the Umoja Street Child Trust and divorce.
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