Divorce Recovery Stories

Thanks for joining us for Season One! Hope to "see" you again for Season Two starting in May of 2024. Be sure to follow and select the notifications icon so you don't miss new episodes.

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Until next time, I hope you are well.

I apologize for the background noise in this one (I have a young dog). Moving forward all interviews will be done by web or in a more sound controlled environment.

George a religious blue collar man is a great example on the difference a strong support system can make. Even so, the hardships of Divorce are still very real. Since his divorce, George has remarried and happily remained so for the last 18 years.

After accusations made by opposing counsel, I lose composure and let more of my emotions out than I intended.

During a pretrial hearing my heart rate spikes to 161 beats per minute. The stress is real.

“If we don’t talk about it, it doesn’t exist”

"Nothing is more important than knowing you are enough"

A public speaker and life coach; "Anne" shares the story of her impactful first marriage and the lessons she has learned since then about her self, her former spouse, her current spouse and people as a whole.

If you would like to work with Anne, she can be reached at [email protected]

Brock has been divorced for 2 years. During that time he has remarried and gained full custody of his children.

Brock met his former spouse at the end of high school after the death of his mother. They were together for about 10 years and had three children. Their separation has been contentious.

Towards the end of our time, Brock shares lessons he's learned, his feelings on anger, and the new positive direction his life is taking.

This is my Christmas Day rant by the firepit.

The holidays can be tough if you're on your own for the first time. But its also a chance to maximize your own interest and reconnect with loved ones.

If you're are having an especially tough time, please reach out to the crisis hotline. You are not alone.

The second half of Keira's story. She will walk us through meeting her current husband, his children and dealing with his former spouse. You will get to hear her feelings on having a new instant family and how she feels about her future.

In this episode, we explore how divorce can echo through life.

"Red", now 56, shares her perspective on her parents troubled marriage and the fallout from their divorce. This led to financial instability, abuse, and a number of long term issues. It still affects her own relationships.

Today, she is able to have a relationship with both her parents, though more limited with her father. As we close, she shares what it was like to hear one parent talk badly about the other.