Podcasts about midlife divorce

In the final episode of Season 7, Michelle sits down with Sara Davison, The Divorce Coach, to discuss the intricacies of navigating divorce in midlife. The conversation delves into the unique challenges faced by individuals during this stage of life and explores why divorce becomes more common, touching on factors such as empty nest syndrome and shifting priorities. Sara offers practical advice on finding a divorce lawyer, managing the cost of divorce, and understanding the different avenues available for ending a marriage.Key Insights:

In this episode, Abby Rodman psychotherapist and author draws upon her own experience with divorce, her clinical experience and the responses of hundreds of women to a survey on divorce, to share what we rarely hear about divorce. Abby Rodman shares the insider story. She shares the fears, blame, hardship, parental worry and ultimate growth that is possible whether a divorce comes after two or twenty years, and whether it comes by choice, betrayal or mutual despair. As described in her book, Without This Ring, Abby Rodman does not advocate for divorce: but when there is no choice, she advocates for women to know they are not alone, to believe in themselves and to identify the feelings and dynamics that can be addressed with help on many levels. She will not be speaking about finding someone new. She will be speaking about the power of first finding you. Everyone will benefit from this show.

SPECIAL NOTE: Trigger Warning for this Episode: A PORTION OF THIS PODCAST CONCERNS REFERENCES TO CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. If you're a listener who may be particularly sensitive to this content, please take note. This episode may or may not be what you want to choose to listen to right now. This week's guest is Linda Magoon, author of "Live Free and Hike: Finding Grace on 48 Summits."  A Journey of Healing and Self-Discovery Atop New Hampshire's White Mountains.   Newly liberated after ending her 25-year toxic marriage to a controlling husband, Linda Magoon gradually regained her independence and rediscovered her love of hiking in the White Mountains. Learn more: https://suzyrosenstein.com/podcast/ep-325-live-free-and-hike-rebuild-and-reinvent-in-midlife-with-linda-magoon/ 

You can recover and live your best life after a midlife divorce. If you're facing a divorce in midlife after many years of marriage, the stress of the divorce process, the grief over many losses, and the fear of life after divorce can seem all-consuming, like a terminal condition affecting every aspect of life. And yet, there is a way to bring your best self to the divorce process and create a fulfilling post-divorce life that is as good – or better than – life before divorce. To connect with Dorothy, go to https://www.dorothywelty.com For the book, go to https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BGN65YDM

Greg Dwyer on Building Fortunes Radio Fiona Eckersley is a Confidence Coach, Author and Divorce Recovery Expert @ Fiona Eckersley Coaching. Combining her own experiences, studies in the areas of mindset and personal development and her work with clients, Fiona has developed a step by step, clear pathway approach to help women gain confidence and heal in all aspects, (emotionally, spiritually, physically,and mentally) after divorce or similar life- changing events. She is the author of two Amazon #1 Best Selling Books, Fearful To Fabulous: Unlock Your Power, Move on and Thrive after Midlife Divorce. Too Scared To Love Again: The Divorced Woman's Guide to Sidestep Red Flags, Delight in Dating and Find the Love You Deserve   To contact Fiona by email, fiona@findfabulouswithfiona.com   www.gregdwyerebook.com

In this episode, Abby Rodman psychotherapist and author draws upon her own experience with divorce, her clinical experience and the responses of hundreds of women to a survey on divorce, to share what we rarely hear about divorce. Abby Rodman shares the insider story. She shares the fears, blame, hardship, parental worry and ultimate growth that is possible whether a divorce comes after two or twenty years, and whether it comes by choice, betrayal or mutual despair. As described in her book, Without This Ring, Abby Rodman does not advocate for divorce: but when there is no choice, she advocates for women to know they are not alone, to believe in themselves and to identify the feelings and dynamics that can be addressed with help on many levels. She will not be speaking about finding someone new. She will be speaking about the power of first finding you. Everyone will benefit from this show.

In this episode, Abby Rodman psychotherapist and author draws upon her own experience with divorce, her clinical experience and the responses of hundreds of women to a survey on divorce, to share what we rarely hear about divorce. Abby Rodman shares the insider story. She shares the fears, blame, hardship, parental worry and ultimate growth that is possible whether a divorce comes after two or twenty years, and whether it comes by choice, betrayal or mutual despair. As described in her book, Without This Ring, Abby Rodman does not advocate for divorce: but when there is no choice, she advocates for women to know they are not alone, to believe in themselves and to identify the feelings and dynamics that can be addressed with help on many levels. She will not be speaking about finding someone new. She will be speaking about the power of first finding you. Everyone will benefit from this show.

Starting over in Midlife can be tough, or it can be a chance to live out your dreams. After her divorce, "Kate Somerset" returned to a place that she had visited and fallen in love with and started over. Staring over included dating, and she went the online route. Her book, "Mom, You Just Need to Get Laid" is a lighthearted look at one woman's true midlife dating adventures. It's a fun read and inspires us to remember that we are still amazing at any age.  The assets for this episode contain an avatar for our guest, as "Kate Somerset" is a pen name and her real identity has yet to be revealed. Oh, she's real, we've seen her, but even we don't know her real name.   More from Kate: www.katesomerset.com Connect with us: midlifemoxiepodcast@gmail.com Join our community on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1069587806782730/ Read the blog/sign up for newsletter/find our discount codes: www.midlifemoxie.net Follow us on IG: @gailsscott, @1sassymassey Thanks for listening!  

Starting over in Midlife can be tough, or it can be a chance to live out your dreams. After her divorce, "Kate Somerset" returned to a place that she had visited and fallen in love with and started over. Staring over included dating, and she went the online route. Her book, "Mom, You Just Need to Get Laid" is a lighthearted look at one woman's true midlife dating adventures. It's a fun read and inspires us to remember that we are still amazing at any age.  The assets for this episode contain an avatar for our guest, as "Kate Somerset" is a pen name and her real identity has yet to be revealed. Oh, she's real, we've seen her, but even we don't know her real name.   More from Kate: www.katesomerset.com Connect with us: midlifemoxiepodcast@gmail.com Join our community on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1069587806782730/ Read the blog/sign up for newsletter/find our discount codes: www.midlifemoxie.net Follow us on IG: @gailsscott, @1sassymassey Thanks for listening!  

What if divorce is an opportunity to thrive rather than a failure? Psychologist Dr. Elizabeth Cohen, author of “Light on the Other Side of Divorce: Discovering the New You” shares ideas for flourishing after a divorce. We cover letting go of grief and anger, the power of incremental change, great sex after a divorce, and why midlife divorce has its own special challenges and opportunities.SHOW NOTES + TRANSCRIPT:acertainagepod.comFOLLOW A CERTAIN AGE:InstagramFacebookLinkedInGET INBOX INSPO:Sign up for our newsletter AGE BOLDLYWe share new episodes, giveaways, links we live, and midlife resourcesLIKE BOOKS?Each month we do an author BOOK LOOK on Instagram Live Follow us for the fun! @acertainagepodCONTACT US:katie@acertainagepod.com

A midlife divorce is one of those life transitions that can be really jarring, especially when you've been married for 20+ years. Many don't think it's possible to survive and thrive. My guest today is Debbie Goin.  Debbie is a certified life coach and licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 20 years of experience. Learn more: https://suzyrosenstein.com/ep-229-how-to-survive-and-thrive-after-a-midlife-divorce-with-debbie-goin/

Martha Bodyfelt is a certified divorce recovery coach who teaches divorced women how to break free from the patterns that keep them stuck so they can feel fulfilled, have more fun, and live fearlessly. In the past 5 years, she has professionally coached over 100 women using the LionHeart Method, a no-BS, empowering solution that helps women recover from divorce pain and thrive in a matter of weeks, not years. Since 2015, Martha has also served as a divorce expert contributor to the Huffington Post, Elephant Journal, Psychology Today, and Thrive Global, where her advice has impacted over 10 million divorced women. Connect with Martha:WebsiteFacebookLinkedInBook Your Divorce Transformation Call--- To join Kim's Me Time Midlife Community Facebook group, go here.To book a phone consultation with Kim during her Office Hours, go here.

After 24 years of marriage, Diane's husband - who also happened to be her colleague as a sitcom writer- left her for another, younger woman. Frustrated and alone, she sought resources to ease her pain and found refuge in books and blogs. However, recognizing that very little literature spoke to her directly – as a woman over 50 – Diane began using her unique voice to connect with other women through her blog – Left at 50, and later went on to publish a book titled Restarting Your Life When You Are No Longer A Wife. In this podcast explore what doubts and fears keep women physically, psychologically, and emotionally trapped after divorce. Learn how single women after fifty can rebuild their lives on their own terms! Diane Burroughs is the author of: Restarting Your Life When You Are No Longer a Wife: One gal's tale of humor, tears, and hope after being Left at 50 and owner of the blog leftatfifty.com. Diane helps women facing midlife divorce by learning how to take care of themselves and embrace their new identity as a single woman after fifty. On this episode of Divorce Dialogues, Diane joins Katherine to uncover strategies for rebuilding a life after divorce in midlife. She introduces the Doubt Monster - explaining how doubt can creep in and what to do about it. Listen in for Diane's insights on how to rebound from being lost in “couple identity” and rebuild your individual self to be stronger, happier, more creative, and more action-oriented. Topics Covered What inspired Diane to write about restarting life after age 50. What it is like to work with your ex-husband, and how not to set appropriate boundaries. Why developing creative outlets is important for self-discovery. What the Doubt Monster is and how to deal with it. Diane's advice for “gray divorcees.” How to take care of yourself after a major setback like divorce. How being a “do-er” can benefit you when going through a major life change. Why taking care of yourself needs to begin now. How to cope if you have to see your cheating ex-husband every day. How to get your ex-husband to move out. Connect with Diane Burroughs Leftat50.com blog: https://leftat50.com/home/ Restarting Your Life When You Are No Longer A Wife by Diane: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0921FQC7TBurroughs Diane on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diane-burroughs-18466995/ Connect with Katherine Miller The Center for Understanding Conflict: http://understandinginconflict.org/ Miller Law Group: https://westchesterfamilylaw.com/ Katherine on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kemiller1 The New Yorker's Guide to Collaborative Divorce by Katherine Miller: https://www.amazon.com/New-Yorkers-Guide-Collaborative-Divorce/dp/0692496246 Email: katherine@westchesterfamilylaw.com Call (914) 738-7765

This week's episode was supposed to be about the #1 Midlife Marriage Myth. And we get there. But not before discussing news of a very high profile divorce after 27 years of marriage. Yes, THAT one.

Nina Collins in Conversation with Gabrielle Hartley, ESQ.   Gabrielle is a nationally recognized divorce attorney, online mediator, and divorce strategy coach. She trains divorce professionals to bring the highest level of conflict resolution into their practice. She is a highly respected negotiator, author, and engaging, dynamic speaker Gabrielle is known for her unique, non-toxic approach to divorce that she has developed over twenty-five years. She keeps 99% of her cases out of the courtroom and at the negotiating table, as she effectively supports her clients to create a healthy, uplifted post-divorce life for them.

In this episode, Abby Rodman psychotherapist and author draws upon her own experience with divorce, her clinical experience and the responses of hundreds of women to a survey on divorce, to share what we rarely hear when we learn someone is getting a divorce or has been divorced. Abby Rodman shares the insider story. She shares the fears, blame, hardship, parental worry and ultimate growth that is possible whether a divorce comes after two years or twenty, and whether it comes by choice, betrayal or mutual despair. As described in her book, Without This Ring, Abby Rodman does not advocate for divorce: but when there is no choice, she advocates for women to know they are not alone, to believe in themselves and to identify the feelings and dynamics that can be addressed with help on many levels. She will not be speaking about finding someone new. She will be speaking about the power of first finding you. Both women and men will benefit from this show.

In this episode, Abby Rodman psychotherapist and author draws upon her own experience with divorce, her clinical experience and the responses of hundreds of women to a survey on divorce, to share what we rarely hear when we learn someone is getting a divorce or has been divorced. Abby Rodman shares the insider story. She shares the fears, blame, hardship, parental worry and ultimate growth that is possible whether a divorce comes after two years or twenty, and whether it comes by choice, betrayal or mutual despair. As described in her book, Without This Ring, Abby Rodman does not advocate for divorce: but when there is no choice, she advocates for women to know they are not alone, to believe in themselves and to identify the feelings and dynamics that can be addressed with help on many levels. She will not be speaking about finding someone new. She will be speaking about the power of first finding you. Both women and men will benefit from this show.

Midlife divorce. Hear Dr. Katy Jane's story of divorce, including the business and financial losses which led to her becoming one pissed-off yogi. Her anger was preceded by denial and guilt and when she discovered that her husband had destroyed her business and livelihood - leaving her with only $500 to her name - that is when she allowed herself to be pissed-off. We discuss anger triggers, meditation practices, the divine feminine, Hindu goddess Kali, western adoption of yoga and meditation, self-love, and opening yourself to new love. Full show notes, guest info links, and images: https://www.experience50.com/239 Named “One of 75 Yogis Who are Shifting the Planet” by Origin Magazine, Dr. Katy Jane is a counseling Vedic astrologer, Sanskrit & world religions scholar, and teacher of yoga teachers. Dr. Katy received her doctorate in Religious Studies from the University of California, Santa Barbara in 2001, taught at the University of Colorado and Naropa University in Boulder, CO. She also created Sanskrit for Yogis, an innovative and traditional method for learning the sacred language of yoga. She's the author of Awakening with Sanskrit and teaches immersions in Vedic astrology online. After 30 years of traveling and studying yoga & Sanskrit throughout India, Dr. Katy now lives at Dunagiri Retreat (in India's northeastern Himalayan foothills) which she shares with her husband, five Tibetan mastiffs, and frequent groups of yoga retreatants and spiritual seekers.  LEND YOUR VOICE to the podcast! Send your questions for Mary's next Cleopatra's Vagina: Answers to Listeners' Questions. Send voicemail: https://www.experience50.com Book Club with Joan Lunden 1/17 & 19, 2021: https://www.experience50.com/book-club-lunden/ Get Mary's weekly email: https://www.experience50.com/email Midlife Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/MidlifeCommunity Enjoying the podcast? Could you please support the show with a donation? https://www.experience50.com/donate Be a guest on the podcast, tell your midlife story: https://www.experience50.com/podcast-guest-information/

Noel Matthews & Jacquie Lundie discuss divorce and separation in midlife and share their own personal experiences of going through divorce at that time. They also discuss considerations ahead of marriage, the telltale signs of problems and picking up the pieces and moving ahead with life afterwards. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/noelmatthews.uk Twitter : https://twitter.com/pycoaching1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/midlife_noel Connect with me online: http://www.positivenoel.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bdth/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bdth/support

Imagine your partner telling you they want a divorce after 34 years together, at the age of 50, and having to start a brand new life on your own. Imagine realising that the person you gave your life to has had more affairs that they can count on 2 hands, and leaves you questioning if you ever really knew them after all. Imagine being at your lowest and darkest time in your life and turning it around completely. Meet my guest today, the wonderful Polly Crowhurst of Polly Bloom. Polly  is a divorce and separation coach. She became an accredited Divorce & Separation Coach after going through her own dreadful divorce 6 years ago. The tsunami of emotions she faced were overwhelming and she asked herself how was she expected to handle the splitting up of the matrimonial home, her family, friends and way of life she'd had known for many years effectively whilst emotionally charged?  She flipped the negative experience into a positive one and now helps others to cope with the same rollercoaster of emotions.   You can find Polly on Instagram or visit her website www.divorceseparationcoach.co.uk.  You can also email Polly directly at pb@divorceseparationcoach.co.uk Oh an while you're on why not come and join me on Instagram too.  You can find me on our Generation Exceptional Podcast page and follow me on my Floresco page too.   Enjoy the show.

In today's episode of You Can Overcome Anything! Podcast Show, Cesar R. Espino brings you Fiona Eckersley, a Confidence Coach, Divorce Recovery Expert, motivational speaker, and best-selling author of Fearful To Fabulous: Unlock Your Power, Move on and Thrive after Midlife Divorce.Before launching her own business, Fiona was a teacher, wife and mother of 4. Finding herself divorced at age 44, she went through years of missteps, eventually learning to overcome her own self-limiting, negative thoughts, emotional blocks and incorrect beliefs. Today Fiona is a certified coach who utilizes her own journey to help clients gain confidence and blast through their own fears and challenges in order to move from Fearful To Fabulous.She presents to small or large audiences in a variety of platforms and offers tangible, simple tools - wrapped up in an inspiring message - that will change everything for those struggling with challenges, fears and stress.Fiona’s book, Fearful To Fabulous, can be downloaded here at fearfultofabulousbook.comFor more information, you can visit Fiona’s website, https://findfabulouswithfiona.comFiona's message: The loss of identity and confidence that many feel in midlife and especially after divorce is not what needs to define the rest of your life. Instead of focusing on the past, or what was "supposed" to be, you can be excited for life now and for the future.To connect with Fiona go to:findfabulous@fiona.comhttps://www.facebook.com/fabwithfiona/To Connect with CesarRespino go to: www.CesarRespino.com Thanks for visiting my Youtube Channel Subscribe to my personal Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEeiT_IUI-GCqzvIq4ENbyQ If you have any Life Insurance and Fixed Annuities questions, or looking for retirement plans/Will, click on the link below. https://calendly.com/cesar-espino-c2/life-insurance-retirement-plans-willsAre you looking to sell your house, and Need CASH Fast, I am here for your Real Estate Needs please contact me here:www.CesarBuysHousesLA.comFree property evaluator and for an ALL CASH Estimated on your house:www.KovaxBuysHousesLA.comFollow Me: My website: www.CesarRespino.com Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/c2reiFacebook: www.facebook.com/cesar.espino.1297LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/cesar-espino Business Email: cesar.espino.c2@gmail.com Looking for ways to reward your clients, or give referral gifts, Use the same Company I use to gift my clients/partners: www.NeedOfAvacation.com To have a 15 min FREE mind set and self-development call with Cesar R. Espino, go to https://calendly.com/cesar-espino-c2/15min?month=2020-02To listen to other great interviews, subscribe to You Can Overcome! Podcast Show:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/you-can-overcome-anything-podcast-show/id1497917624?uo=4

Divorce is difficult enough. But if you’ve been married for many years and your identity is wrapped up in your role as a partner and parent, the process can be even more fraught. What makes midlife divorce particularly challenging? And how do you move on from a relationship that defined you for so long? Fiona Eckersley is the Confidence Coach and Divorce Recovery Expert behind Find Your Fabulous, a coaching practice that helps women in their forties and beyond heal after divorce. She is also the creator of the Fabulous and Thriving Midlife Divorce Program and author of the Amazon bestseller Fearful to Fabulous: Unlock Your Power, Move On, and Thrive After Midlife Divorce. On this episode, Fiona joins Katherine to discuss the particular challenges associated with midlife divorce. She explains what it means to unlock your power in the aftermath of divorce, offering strategies for quieting negative self-talk and recognizing the truth of who you really are. Listen in for Fiona’s 7-step process for moving on after midlife divorce and learn why it’s crucial to do the inner work before you repartner. Topics Covered The particular challenges that come with midlife divorce What it means to unlock your power after a divorce Quieting negative self-talk with the truth of who you really are How Fiona’s experience with midlife divorce informs her work What Fiona did to build a support system after divorce The destructive coping mechanisms Fiona sees in her work Fiona’s 7-step process for moving on after midlife divorce Stop focusing on what life was supposed to be Face the financial realities Eliminate bad habits Release anger and reframe emotions Replace negative self-talk with positive dialogue Examine how relationships have changed Establish goals and create a pathway Why it’s crucial to do the inner work before we repartner Connect with Fiona Eckersley Find Your Fabulous: https://findfabulouswithfiona.com/ Email fiona@findfabulouswithfiona.com Schedule a Call with Fiona: https://callfabfiona.as.me/schedule.php Free Download of Fearful to Fabulous: https://fabwithfiona.lpages.co/book-title-free-gift/ Connect with Katherine Miller The Center for Understanding Conflict: http://understandinginconflict.org/ Miller Law Group: https://westchesterfamilylaw.com/ Katherine on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kemiller1 The New Yorker’s Guide to Collaborative Divorce by Katherine Miller: https://www.amazon.com/New-Yorkers-Guide-Collaborative-Divorce/dp/0692496246 Email: katherine@westchesterfamilylaw.com Call (914) 738-7765 Resources Fearful to Fabulous: Unlock Your Power, Move On, and Thrive After Midlife Divorce by Fiona Eckersley: https://www.amazon.com/Fearful-Fabulous-Unlock-Midlife-Divorce-ebook/dp/B07NF9ZDVV

Join the Aging GreatFULLy power-hour of enlightenment as we explore our most idealistic envisioning of life, relationships and marriage – and learn that things are not always like the fairy tale we imagined. But if our relationships disappoint, dismantle, end in divorce, we have the incredible capacity to write ourselves into a new and amazing chapter in our storybook of life. This week, we welcome guest Beverly Willett, author of Disassembly Required: A Memoir of Midlife Resurrection. Disassembly Required is a raw and riveting account of Beverly’s journey from betrayal and devastation to resilience and recovery. This is the story of quiet struggle and persistence as Beverly honestly unveils her journey of facing the discomforts of change and ultimately celebrates the opportunities for transformation. This show uncovers the reality of facing the shock and struggles of starting over. It also reminds us that the when the life we had imagined doesn’t unfold, we still have the incredible ability and opportunity through resilience to create the life and happily ever after of our dreams!

I was married for 29 years. Divorce was never going to be an option and for decades, it wasn't. But it did. And then, I was not going to get together with any else because I didn't want to be accused of having an affair. But eventually, I found love again. And today's episode is about how we decided to approach it second time around.Rob also covers doubts people sometimes have like, "Will anyone ever want me now that I'm much older?" and "Will it work second time, it didn't the first time" and so on.Stay tuned for honest talk with Rob. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/robbial)

Abby Rodman, author of "Without This Ring" offers tips for getting through divorce.

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Whether you like the term or not, gray divorce is real and the rate for midlife divorces in the U.S. is increasing. Most of the time, the kids are adults or in college so the absence of parenting issues can make the divorce easier. Conversely, there may be more assets that need to be divided and this makes these divorces more complex. What is clear, is that midlife splits are not easy or straight-forward and men and women experience these divorces very differently.Listen in to discover what drives these divorces, the social penatly that men often pay and the financial challenges women have to overcome.Joining Mandy for this episode Jocelyn Elise Crowley, Ph. D, professor of public policy at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey. Crowley's most recent book is, Gray Divorce: What we Lose and Gain From Mid-Life Splits.You can find a synopsis of the show at Mandy's blog, Since My Divorce

In this episode, Abby Rodman psychotherapist and author draws upon her own experience with divorce, her clinical experience and the responses of hundreds of women to a survey on divorce, to share what we rarely hear when we learn someone is getting a divorce or has been divorced. Abby Rodman shares the insider story. She shares the fears, blame, hardship, parental worry and ultimate growth that is possible whether a divorce comes after two years or twenty, and whether it comes by choice, betrayal or mutual despair. As described in her book, Without This Ring, Abby Rodman does not advocate for divorce: but when there is no choice, she advocates for women to know they are not alone, to believe in themselves and to identify the feelings and dynamics that can be addressed with help on many levels. She will not be speaking about finding someone new. She will be speaking about the power of first finding you. Both women and men will benefit from this show.

Jeanne Andrus walked into a therapist's office married and came out with her husband's declaration that it was over. What happens next? Author Jeanne Andrus shares her story with listeners. Join the Experience 50 Midlife Community eMail list HERE View Jeanne's books HERE    

In this episode, Abby Rodman psychotherapist and author draws upon her own experience with divorce, her clinical experience and the responses of hundreds of women to a survey on divorce, to share what we rarely hear when we learn someone is getting a divorce or has been divorced. Abby Rodman shares the insider story. She shares the fears, blame, hardship, parental worry and ultimate growth that is possible whether a divorce comes after two years or twenty, and whether it comes by choice, betrayal or mutual despair. As described in her book, Without This Ring, Abby Rodman does not advocate for divorce: but when there is no choice, she advocates for women to know they are not alone, to believe in themselves and to identify the feelings and dynamics that can be addressed with help on many levels. She will not be speaking about finding someone new. She will be speaking about the power of first finding you. Both women and men will benefit from this show.

Abby Rodman is a psychotherapist, relationship expert, author and speaker, renowned for her focus on midlife dating, marriage and divorce. She has appeared on the Today Show, HuffPost Live, and is regularly sought out by print, broadcast and online media outlets for her expertise on relationship issues. She is the author of two books, Should You Marry Him? and Without This Ring: A Woman’s Guide To Successfully Living Through and Beyond Midlife Divorce. Join us as we discuss thriving after midlife divorce!

Kris Cavanaugh is a Speaker, Trainer, Facilitator and ICF Certified Coach having over 20 years of experience training and mentoring individuals. Her company 'Shift' specializes in helping individuals and companies produce more consistent results and increase their effectiveness so that their businesses, organizations, departments and personal lives thrive. Kris is an expert strategist with an amazing ability to pull her clients through difficult circumstances to obtain the results they truly desire. Last year, Kris found herself in her own Desert Wasteland, losing everything she had worked so hard to build; her marriage, her home, her dogs, her financial welfare and her business were taken away almost overnight... yet after a year of a very dry desert season she emerged not only victorious but vivacious, more alive than ever before and totally rededicated to Life and helping others reap its many rewards and blessings! Today Kris joins Carrie on the show to share the rawness of her journey and struggle and the joy she's found in overcoming.  Today's segment is going to be empowering and life-changing so be sure to join us!

Kris Cavanaugh is a Speaker, Trainer, Facilitator and ICF Certified Coach having over 20 years of experience training and mentoring individuals. Her company 'Shift' specializes in helping individuals and companies produce more consistent results and increase their effectiveness so that their businesses, organizations, departments and personal lives thrive. Kris is an expert strategist with an amazing ability to pull her clients through difficult circumstances to obtain the results they truly desire. Last year, Kris found herself in her own Desert Wasteland, losing everything she had worked so hard to build; her marriage, her home, her dogs, her financial welfare and her business were taken away almost overnight... yet after a year of a very dry desert season she emerged not only victorious but vivacious, more alive than ever before and totally rededicated to Life and helping others reap its many rewards and blessings! Today Kris joins Carrie on the show to share the rawness of her journey and struggle and the joy she's found in overcoming.  Today's segment is going to be empowering and life-changing so be sure to join us!