We have the luxury of getting someone who specializes in the field of therapy, transition, and divorce in today's episode. Join me in the conversation with Michelle Lechnyr as we discuss the heavy topics of divorce, betrayal, abuse, and supporting women through life transitions.  

Michelle's powerful work and learning more about what she does to help women is found here: michellelechnyr.com (Should I Stay or Should I Go?)

Want to think, feel and behave differently with your money during and after your divorce? The Founder of Relational Money, Nate Astle, is joining us today to discuss his work as a Couples Therapist with a Financial Therapy specialization. He is a Board Member of the Financial Therapy Association and sheds light on all the emotional money decisions that impact women's divorce. Nate dedicates his time to treating the emotional, behavioral, relational, and financial aspects of well-being. 

This robust conversation includes what he does in his practice, including the therapeutic and financial competencies that help wealthy women with money improve overall well-being through evidence-based practices and interventions. 

To learn more about financial therapy and Nate's work: relationalmoney.com

If you are looking for positive support through the divorce process, listen in and discover how it is possible. Winter Wheeler, best-selling author, and the most fun and passionate attorney you may ever meet, is here to discuss mediation for the affluent couple. She is not only an experienced mediator and arbitrator. 

Winter is also a social butterfly, extrovert, lover of life, wife, mother, serial volunteer, writer, public speaker. In today's episode, she will also talk about building the bridge between you and your spouse and answering other questions: What is something that affluent women should know about mediation in family law? How should women find a mediator if they are thinking about divorce? 

Get to know more about Winter Wheeler: milesmediation.com/neutrals/winter-n-wheeler/

Caviar and Champagne help when you are going through a divorce, but having a coach work to find your inner guidance and create a calm environment works even better. In this episode, Claudia-Sam Cataford Sauvé shows us how to become clear-headed and take care of ourselves with breathwork, and other techniques via her proven Tune-In Method, which she does with her private client's across the globe.

You can find Claudia-Sam and all of her delightful resources for women at claudiasamsoulcoaching.com.

Claudia-Sam's signature program is called Tune-In: Your Confident Self Awaits. It's a 3-month soul coaching initiative for inner guidance. Visit tuneinprogram.com for more information.

The call-to-action that Claudia-Sam speaks about in our interview is for her Slow Down and De-Stress free 5-day self-care challenge to help women put themselves first, taking baby steps, even if you've never done that...until now!

Here's the direct link to the challenge: https://claudiasamsoulcoaching.com/selfcarechallenge

Recently, Sara Straw and I discussed luxury destination getaways (such as renting an Island from Richard Branson) that my clients have taken and talked in detail about financial travel spending on her podcast.

Now she joins me to share about what she does and how she helps affluent women plan for exciting trips; divorce, solo, or with girlfriends.

Sara is a New York City-based business owner, author, and certified meeting planner who loves to explore the world. With almost 15 years of experience in destination and strategic events, she has expanded her company, STW Planning™ to include full-service travel planning. Her firm's mission is to empower women to experience new cultures and gain independence through travel.

In addition to owning STW Planning™, she is the Solo Travel Woman podcast host and the author of The Ultimate Solo Travel Woman guide.

Learn more and get unique travel resources on her site and podcast:

stwplanning.com 

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-solo-travel-woman/id1540650169

Lisa Sawoya is an expert life and health professional who is always a client advocate first and foremost and is here to make the insurance topic easier to understand. She is an excellent communicator, responsive, and gives women the best ideas and options for one of the most challenging times in their life. 

Some critical questions that she addresses about women and divorce and insurance:

When is the ideal time to go to you to plan for insurance needs?

What can wealthy women learn about insurance when it comes to taxes and vehicle transfers?

What is COBRA, and in post-divorce, are there other insurance options?

Beth Ritter Nydick is a world-renowned business consultant and author. One of her favorite sayings to clients is 'make potential possible,' and she will uplift us in her discussion about all things business post-divorce. Some topics include:

-Shattering negative beliefs

-Importance of working with a team

-Business ideas post-divorce

-Clean lifestyle and how to move forward 

You can learn more about Beth:

https://www.bethnydick.com

Dimitry Neyshtadt ChFC is a nationally recognized Money Expert and author. He firmly believes that you can Optimize Your Money and enjoy more of your life by living with Financial Clarity no matter your past or current situation. In this episode, we have a conversation about the affluent and rich lifestyles and if the wealthy have more problems and successfully organize their financial life, among other comprehensive financial topics.

Visit Dimitry and get to know more about what he does and who he helps:

https://dimitryneyshtadt.com

https://www.instagram.com/90daymoneypro/

https://twitter.com/90daymoneypro

Lisa Cook, the COO of Pacific Portfolios, joins the podcast to address questions like how wealth differs for affluent women? How does a wealth manager create peace of mind? What are some of the trends we see in the world of finance and wealthy women? This episode also discusses what questions to ask a wealth manager post-divorce.

Her firm provides tailored wealth management services combined with institutional quality investment solutions. Her firm's clients receive exclusive access to a dynamic financial planning process, sophisticated investment research and management, and in-house expertise. 

Visit her and her team at www.pacific-portfolio.com to ask questions and learn more about her team's sophisticated investment research and management. 

Divorce is hard when it comes to any asset level, although the more wealth involved usually leads to a more complex and specialized team to help you through it. That is why I brought Sandra to talk to us today about the complexities of divorce and to split the assets in wealthy families. 

Sandra Giudici MBA, CDFA®, ChSNC® is a Life Financial Planner and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® professional who simplifies the divorce process and achieves favorable outcomes. Her goal is to lower your anxiety and concerns about divorce finances so you can gain c

In this episode, we discuss preserving your family wealth, when to find your professional divorce team and constructive insights on what to do pre-divorce if you never dealt with financial matters during your marriage.

Visit Sandra at https://www.financialinsightsllc.com/