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What does it mean to live your best life after a divorce? Board Certified psychiatrist Dr. Delvena Thomas shares her divorce story, from medical school to building her own practice, embracing her free spirited personality and why she decided not to settle for less than what she deserves. Listen to how she helps her clients with dating and relationships and explains her goal of spreading information about mental health on her podcast Brain Love. She's family so we share some laughs and a few stories including my family nickname.
Website: Coffee and Divorce Chat
Follow Dr. Delvena Thomas on Instagram: @drdelvena
Listen to the Brain Love Podcast: Brain Love
Leave a review on Apple Podcasts
Happy – Fulfilled – Empowered
These is how my next guest Jill Gullato describes her post-divorce life. How do you get there when you feel lost? What leads a person to what to help others going through a divorce? Jill’s story is inspiring and in this episode she discusses being authentic through her IG posts and using her divorce experience to help women heal and reclaim their lives.
Website: Coffee and Divorce Chat
Follow Jill on Instagram: @jill.gullato
Leave a review on Apple Podcasts
Happy – Fulfilled – Empowered
These is how my next guest Jill Gullato describes her post-divorce life. How do you get there when you feel lost? What leads a person to what to help others going through a divorce? Jill’s story is inspiring and in this episode she discusses being authentic through her IG posts and using her divorce experience to help women heal and reclaim their lives.
Website: Coffee and Divorce Chat
Follow Jill on Instagram: @jill.gullato
Leave a review on Apple Podcasts
For Women’s history month, my guests have been women telling their story about the divorce process, and how a divorce does not define you. Since I have some new listeners –– I wanted to share my story. Now this is an abbreviated version because the full version is in Season 1. In this episode I talk budgeting, dating and continued healing after your divorce:
Resources mentioned
@southernsavers
@cleavergirlfinance
@relationalintelligence
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For Women’s history month, my guests have been women telling their story about the divorce process, and how a divorce does not define you. Since I have some new listeners –– I wanted to share my story. Now this is an abbreviated version because the full version is in Season 1. In this episode I talk budgeting, dating and continued healing after your divorce:
Resources mentioned
@southernsavers
@cleavergirlfinance
@relationalintelligence
Enjoyed listening to the podcast and want to support?
The divorce process is hard. Moving forward in your life after a divorce is hard. It doesn't matter if you have kids or not - it is a difficult process emotionally, physically and mentally.
But finding a friend, a tribe or connection with someone who understands can help in so many ways. In this episode with the co-founders of DivorceOver40, you will hear how the group started with just a few folks and how you can start your own.
This group that Julie, Daniel and Amy created remind us that extended an olive branch or a simple hello is another way to show kindness in our world.
Where to find DivorceOver40: Instagram| Website
Enjoyed listening to the podcast and want to support?
The divorce process is hard. Moving forward in your life after a divorce is hard. It doesn't matter if you have kids or not - it is a difficult process emotionally, physically and mentally.
But finding a friend, a tribe or connection with someone who understands can help in so many ways. In this episode with the co-founders of DivorceOver40, you will hear how the group started with just a few folks and how you can start your own.
This group that Julie, Daniel and Amy created remind us that extended an olive branch or a simple hello is another way to show kindness in our world.
Where to find DivorceOver40: Instagram| Website
Enjoyed listening to the podcast and want to support?
Who knew that a love of gardening while going through a divorce would result in claiming energy currency? Colah Tawkin from Black in the Garden is a rising star in the podcast network, recently featured as part of the Apple podcast Black History month lineup. She is a storyteller curating mindful conversations surrounding Black culture and horticulture. She shows no judgement if you are newbie to plants or in a previous life known to be a killer of them, like me. And overall, she is just a cool person to be around, you know the type of girlfriend you need in your tribe?
Listen as she tells her story and reminds us why we should have no shame going through a divorce.
Who knew that a love of gardening while going through a divorce would result in claiming energy currency? Colah Tawkin from Black in the Garden is a rising star in the podcast network, recently featured as part of the Apple podcast Black History month lineup. She is a storyteller curating mindful conversations surrounding Black culture and horticulture. She shows no judgement if you are newbie to plants or in a previous life known to be a killer of them, like me. And overall, she is just a cool person to be around, you know the type of girlfriend you need in your tribe?
Listen as she tells her story and reminds us why we should have no shame going through a divorce.
One of the biggest challenges in the divorce process is creating a co-parenting plan. Denise Banks-Wilson, CEO of A Family Journey Mediation joins me to discuss what to have in your plan, provides advice I can use to revise my current plan and shares what you should look for in a mediator.
In this episode:
2:54: What is Mediation?
3:45: What is a Parenting Plan
10:09: Be Informed - Create an Audit
16:39: What to look for in a mediator?
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Grab a cup of coffee and listen to a new voice on the topic of divorce. I hope you can relate to my experiences, meet my village of support and be empowered to live your life to the fullest!