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In today’s episode, Big Lou & Angee cover the fallout Lou faced when trying to stay informed about his children’s lives during his divorce, from the daycares to schools, therapists and doctors’ offices.
Let us know in the comments below your experiences with trying to co-parent with a counterparent. As always, thanks for listening/gracias por escuchar!
Big Lou & Angee talk about the importance of Emotional Regulation in our lives. Is fair for us to have expectations in others that we don’t have for ourselves?
It’s what on earth Wednesdays with Big Lou & Angee, staying with Lou’s extended recap of his emotionally charged journey in Family Courts. We cover how it was for him knowing that the one to throw all this at him will likely never face any true repercussions and how he managed to go from losing his grasp on his old life to gaining new insight into what he’s working towards today.
Again, thanks for listening and let us know if you’d like to share your experience with divorce, blended families, co-parenting/counter-parenting!
Fun with Family Courts continues with budding Parental Alienation, child “therapists” and the helplessness dealing with a counter-parent vs a co-parent. Big Lou & Angee delve deeper into the lasting effects of dealing with these issues.
Feel free to comment and the obligatory follow requests. Hit us up if you would like to be a guest on the show!
Cheese joins us once again talking about the Man versus Bear conversation that dominated social media discourse for a time.
What better way to acknowledge the holiday season than to discuss the grief that we can sometimes feel when we come to the understanding that our dreams don’t line up neatly with reality. Feel free to comment and let us know what topics you’d like us to cover and if you want to be a guest on the show!
Cheese’s 1st appearance with Coach Lou & Angee talking fondly about Disrespect and our Generational Inheritances!
Welcome to the PREMIER EPISODE of Coach Lou & Angee talking fondly about their experiences with Family Courts! **Forgive the Audio Issues**
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