Join in on the conversation and hear Deborah Moskovitch and Steve Peck discuss your steps to finding post divorce happiness post divorce.  We recognize that life isn’t always easy being single and on your own.  But, it doesn’t have to be filled with loneliness, sadness and boredom.  There are ways to build your post divorce happy outlook. 

Deborah discusses her trials and tribulations as she shares her healing journey to finding her happy spot, and living life on her terms.  My view of myself changed astronomically after my divorce. No longer part of a couple, I felt different, rattling around in my social circle with nothing to ground me in events.  I was lost, as my world had been based on couples—it seemed that I had lost my identity.

But I soon realized that life would just pass me by if I identified myself with who I was—as part of a married couple, versus who I could be—a fabulous single woman. 

Listen in to find out what you can do too……to feel comfortable in your own skin,  and seeking happiness in the right relationship.  We explore a lot of ideas you won’t want to miss.  

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Divorce Source Radio with Steve Peck features Patricia Fares-O’Malley, PhD, a psychotherapist, teacher, hypnotherapist, stress and grief management specialist. She also authored the book, Healing The Love Wound - Relationships after Divorce. 

This program focuses on the challenges stepfamilies face, and Patricia helps us understand what it takes for blended families to cohabitate with respect and harmony. Patricia has experienced this firsthand and shares her personal and professional experience regarding how to best manage your emotions, including grief, and go on to raise healthy kids and successful families.

This is a program you don't want to miss if you are entering into a blended-family situation. We'll address the all-important question, what is the most important thing a couple should do before marrying the second time around?

For more on Patricia visit www.Pat-Omalley.com.

Lesley's back with Joanie and Steve on Single Again! Now What? to discuss finding love again after separation or divorce.

After divorce, many find themselves rushing back into a new relationship.  Some do it out of loneliness, and some because of peer pressure or because their ex has moved on to a new relationship.  The question is, what's the hurry, and how can you avoid becoming a divorce statistic the second time around?

The Single Again! trio share their thoughts on the subject and reference the book by Dr. Terri Orbuch, PhD, called Finding Love Again, 6 Simple Steps to a New and Happy Relationship. (Terri will be a guest on an upcoming show.)

Other topics discussed include:

Welcome to Single Again! Now What? episode #26! Lesley is away at the Olympics and Joanie and Steve are holding down the fort.

The show begins with a conversation about Martha's Vineyard which is relatively close to where Joanie lives.  We then talk about the 2012 Olympic games and uncover how much a gold medal is actually worth and how much Olympic athletes make for winning gold.

Other topics in the program include:

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Today's program features Jane Warren, a Registered Family Mediator in Alberta, Canada and founder of www.CreatingACivilized Divorce.com.  Jane discusses the emotional, social and financial turmoil that a marriage breakdown creates and believes that healthy beginnings can emerge from this chaotic situation.

Topics in the program include:

On the latest episode of Single Again! Now What? Joanie, Lesley & Steve discuss the tragic event in Colorado and take a look at conspiracy theories.

Other topics include:

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In this episode of Sex after Divorce with Juliana Neiman our topic is Intimacy & Trust.

Juliana helps us understand the true meaning of intimacy.  Intimacy is emotional, spiritual and physical at the same time. By showing trust in our partner, we open ourselves to a more intimate relationship.

Building trust is one of the most important aspects of any relationship, especially romantic or intimate relationships. But as important as trust is to the healthy functioning of these relationships, too many people just go through the motions, roll the dice and hope that trust emerges. If you want real trust in your relationship you simply have to work at building it. But how do you go about doing this?

Also discussed:
Should you share you past with a new love interest?
Should you share your past sexual experiences?

For more on Juliana Neiman, visit: www.JulianaNeiman.com

This episode of Divorce Source Radio with Steve Peck features Liz Becker, a Master Neuro-Linguistic Programming Practitioner (NLP).  Liz combines her Life Coaching and NLP skills in an effort to peacefully guide individuals through the painful process of divorce.

We take a look at how Neuro-Linguistic Programming can help people get over divorce faster and move on to create a healthier new life, post-divorce.

Neuro-linguistic programming is a cognitive-behavioral science that states the connection between the neurological process (thinking), linguistic (communication verbal/non-verbal) and behavioral patterns that can be organized to achieve specific goals in life.

To contact Liz Becker, visit: http://www.lifeaftersplit.com

The Single Again! Now What? gang are back with another fun and insightful episode covering a ton of topics.

The show begins with a search for an older couple considering divorce but finds themselves asking the question, what’s the point at my age?  It’s called the Gray Divorce, older couples divorcing, and it’s on the rise.  The producer of a new CBS daytime talk show is looking for an older couple considering divorce but finds themselves asking the same question, why now and is it worth it?  We provide details on how a couple in this situation can connect with this new show and be flown to Los Angles, California, all expenses paid, for the taping of this show.

Other topics in the program include:

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We welcome back our guest, Mark Baer (http://www.markbaeresq.com/), a family law attorney, mediator, and collaborative law practitioner in Pasadena, California and who has been practicing for twenty years.  Mark shares his opinions and views about the family law system, how it can be better and provide more creative ways on getting through divorce.  Deborah Moskovitch, Steve Peck and Mark explore a variety of concepts regarding mediation.  This program isn’t just a standard outline of mediation, but shakes it up a little in this controversial and lively discussion.

How do you think outside the box in mediation? Mark Baer encourages you to ponder as we discuss:

•    The way in which bias impacts family law litigation
•    Why “evaluative mediation” is not really mediation, even though most lawyers and judicial officers believe otherwise
•    Whether family law attorneys should have higher ethical obligations than other attorneys
•    Funding your children’s college/university education when child support isn’t enough or stops
•    What money represents

There seems to be a major disconnect between the way the public views mediation and how the attorneys and judicial officers view as mediation.  This is a conversation that is steeped in controversy.  Tune in and then let us hear your thoughts on our Facebook fan pages…and don’t forget to like us.   The Smart Divorce http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Smart-Divorce/202908933137654 and www.Facebook.com/DivorceSourceRadio