Divorcing Well

In today’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with Dating and Relationship Coach, Laurie Gerber, about dating after divorce.  We discuss the challenges of dating in 2024 and in particular, we chat about dating in your fifties.  Laurie’s favourite group of women to work with are those in their fifties and she provides some great tips on how to meet your possible mate.  If you are going through separation and divorce and wish to begin dating again, you won’t want to miss this episode.

Laurie is offering a free gift to listeners that can be found at this link:

To learn more about Laurie, visit:

Laurie Gerber | Dating and Relationship Coach

In this episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with Relationship Coach and Author, Sally Kalan, about her book, “Confessions of a Relationship Junkie:  Healing Narcissistic Chains & Finally Breaking Free”.  Sally discusses her own experience in her relationship with a narcissist and she highlights many lessons that can help so many people.  Sally discusses trauma bonds, inner child wounds, the challenges of leaving a relationship with a narcissist and the hard work it entails to recover from the relationship.  If you are currently in a relationship and suspect your partner is a narcissist or if you are separated from one, you won’t want to miss this episode, and you will definitely want to pick up a copy of Sally’s book.

To purchase, “Confessions of a Relationship Junkie:  Healing Narcissistic Chains & Finally Breaking Free”, visit:

Confessions of a Relationship Junkie: Healing Narcissistic Chains & Finally Breaking Free: Kalan, Sally, Sara, Hailey: 9798877857483: Books - Amazon.ca

To work with Sally Kalan or learn more about her coaching, visit her Instagram:

Sally Kalan (@sallykalan) • Instagram photos and videos

In this episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with attorney, Charles Jamieson, about the controversial topic of parental alienation.  Charles discusses what it is, how it is different from estrangement , the challenges of dealing with parental alienation in the family court system, and what you can do if you are being alienated from your children.  Charles provides very practical, cost free solutions to parents who have been alienated and we have a very frank conversation about the limits of the family court system in dealing with these cases.  If you think you are being alienated from your children by your spouse, you won’t want to miss this episode.

To contact Charles D. Jamieson, visit:

Collaborative Divorce | West Palm Beach Attorney | Divorce Lawyer (cjamiesonlaw.com)

In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with Johanna Lynn about how understanding how we were loved as children impacts how we love in our adult relationships. This episode contains so much helpful information for everyone. How are parents loved us as children has a significant impact on how we love others as adults, what we accept in our relationships, what triggers us, how we behave and so much more. Johanna discusses the work that she does using epigenetics to assist clients with unpacking these subconscious behaviours that have been imprinted on us so that we can have healthy, loving relationships as adults, particularly after a high conflict divorce.

To learn more about Johanna Lynn or to work with her,

visit: http://johannalynn.ca

In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with Leadership Communications Coach and Media Personality, Elissa Lansdell about how to thrive through conflict.  In a world where conflict is often seen as negative and disruptive, Elissa works with clients using conscious conflict which reframes how we look at conflict and turns it into an opportunity.  Elissa shares techniques that can be used to help listeners communicate better with their ex, thrive through conflict and also thrive in other areas of their lives.  You won’t want to miss this episode.

To contact Elissa Lansdell, visit:

https://www.rockstarcommunications.ca/

In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with Patricia Greco, a Chartered Accountant and a Chartered Financial Divorce Specialist about the tax implications that listeners need to understand when they divorce.  Patricia discusses the tax implications of various property transfers involved in equalization payments, and she shares important information that can have a major impact on a fair settlement between parties.  Patricia also discusses common mistakes people make, the importance of getting good financial advice through divorce and much more.  You won’t want to miss this episode as it has so much helpful information.

To learn more about Patricia Greco visit:

GRC Wealth Transition Solutions | Divorce Financial Planner | Toronto

In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with family mediator, Jennifer Sanders, about the pros of using mediation to resolve your family law matter.  Jennifer discusses what mediation involves, misconceptions surrounding mediation, the advantages, disadvantages and so much more.  I am a big proponent of mediation and encourage listeners to tune in to this podcast to determine if their own case could benefit from mediation.

To learn more about Jennifer Sanders and her mediation services visit:

https://jennifersanders.ca/

In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with Certified Financial Planner, Marni Levy, about the financial impact of divorce on women. We chat about the emotions women have surrounding money and how it can cause them to make financial mistakes. Divorce can be financially devastating for both men and women, and Marni discusses the importance of financial literacy. Her most important take away is that it is never too late to reinvent yourself and to change your money story.

To learn more about Marni, or to work with her, visit her Instagram: @‌marni_levy1
https://www.instagram.com/marni_levy1/

In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with Nick Meima, an experienced Divorce Recovery Group Facilitator, Relationship Coach and Business Coach about Divorce Recovery. Nick discusses the most common mistakes that people make during and after divorce. He also shares how to emotionally “disentangle” from the “ex”, provides tips for what to do and not do in the first year of separation, and much more. You won’t want to miss this episode.

To learn more about Nick Meima, visit:
Divorce Support Groups and Recovery Programs (http://rebuilders.net )

In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with Sadie Marie, the host of Sadie’s Divorced and Happy Podcast. We discuss how divorce can be a positive experience and how it is possible to be divorced and happy. Sadie shares her own story of a difficult divorce and how post-divorce life is an opportunity to find true happiness. She shares great advice on how to find the positive as you are going through one of life’s most stressful events. Her philosophy that you should be the love of your life is the best advice I have heard. We don’t find happiness in others, we create it for ourselves. For an uplifting, inspiring take on post divorce life, you won’t want to miss this podcast episode.

Sadie Marie, host of Sadie’s Divorced and Happy podcast, empowers divorced men and women globally to embrace the exciting, playful - and even spicy - life that awaits them after divorce.

Sadie also produces Divorced and Happy social events in cities across the country, including the Twin Cities, Denver, Chicago and Washington, DC.

Looking to spicy up your dating life? Try Sadie’s playful, Dating Flavor Profile Quiz!

Learn more at http://DivorcedandHappy.net