Doing Relationships Right

Gabrielle Hartley is an attorney, mediator, speaker and author. She is known for a unique, non-toxic approach to divorce that she developed over two decades in practice. Gabrielle keeps 99% of her cases out of the courtroom and at the negotiating table as she effectively supports her clients to create a healthy, uplifted post-divorce life for them. Gabrielle served as court attorney for Judge Jeffrey Sunshine in NYC matrimonial court and is a member of the Massachusetts Council on Family Mediation. She currently resides in Northampton, MA with her husband and three sons.

We’re getting real about:

• Figuring out what you are willing to let go of in your divorce so you can get what you really want
• Incorporating mindfulness into your divorce
• What you should ask your attorney or mediator during your divorce
• Keeping emotion out of your divorce
• Knowing when your marriage is over
• Being better together when you’re apart

Click here to pre-order your copy of Jen’s new book, “Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda: A Divorce Coach’s Guide to Staying Married”.

I’m chatting with Tammi and Chelsea from Campowerment on today’s podcast!

Tammi Leader Fuller is the founder and Chief Empowerment Officer for Campowerment. Her daughter Chelsea is the COO and Brand Bodyguard for the movement. Campowerment is designed to equip grown-ups to live life better through life-changing, holistic wellness experiences for women (all wrapped up in playtime). At Campowerment, they infuse their insightful curriculum with amazing thought-leaders into the joy of the childhood summer camp experience.

Today, we’re chatting about:

• The power of going back to camp as a grown up
• Intergenerational connections...and working with family
• Stepping away from our everyday lives to look at life differently
• Using busy-ness as a marker of success
• The impact the Malibu fires had on Campowerment

Learn more about Campowerment here: www.campowerment.com

Pre-order my new book, “Woulda. Coulda. Shoulda: A Divorce Coach's Guide to Staying Married” here: http://bit.ly/WouldaCouldaShouldaBook

Stephanie McPherson is a certified IIN health coach, certified behaviors and motivators life coach, and the creator and host of the cooking show, De Fa Rekin Licious! She has been on a journey of health, wellness, personal growth, and self-exploration since her early 20s! One of her biggest passions is to host my own cooking show on the Food Network and one of her biggest inspirations is to facilitate and be a catalyst for the transformation and increase an awareness of oneself so one can operate at the highest and best version of one’s self!

Today, we’re chatting about:

• Finding the time to take care of ourselves
• Making the choice to shift how we approach our health
• Being conscious about the choices we’re making
• Finding the why behind making a life change
• Simple things you can do to take care of yourself
• Going after the things you want even when it’s hard

Support Doing Divorce Right at www.patreon.com/jenniferhurvitz

Connect with Stephanie: 

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Thank goodness 2018 is over! Today, I'm sharing what went down in 2018...and what's coming up in 2019. 

Click here to order my new book, Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda: A Divorce Coach's Guide to Staying Married. 

Support Doing Divorce Right at www.patreon.com/jenniferhurvitz! 

Rick Morrison is the author of the children’s book The Hug Store. We’re chatting about:

• The blessings of divorce
• The wisdom of children and how they can teach us about empathy
• Teaching children social-emotional skills in the classroom
• Being transparent and authentic in everything we do (even when it comes to wine!)

Find Rick’s book here: www.thehugstorebook.com

Support Hug The Moment:

https://giftedforgood.com/campaign/1/hug-the-moment-crowdfunding-for-social-emotional-learning

Support Doing Divorce Right at www.patreon.com/jenniferhurvitz

Stephani Roberts is an avid lifelong learner and spiritual seeker. She's a podcast host shining the spotlight on women freeing themselves from emotional abuse and finding a way to heal and thrive on their terms. She's a Digital Content Strategist who works with experts, coaches, and spiritual healers to Amplify their Authority online via podcast guesting and strategic repurposing of content. Jump off the content hamster wheel and make your content work for you by standing out from the noise.

To get Stephani’s guide to amplifying your authority, go to: https://bit.ly/amplifymenow.

Connect with Stephani

Website: theaudaciouslife.com

Twitter: @audaciouslife.com AND @stephgetssocial

LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/stephaniroberts/

Support our podcast! To help us to keep this podcast going, please consider donating to my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jenniferhurvitz

Jim Healey is back on the show to talk about the holidays when you’re divorced. We’re chatting about:

• What my son said when I asked him what he wanted for Hanukkah
• Why we’re celebrating toothpaste (HINT: it’s about making things stretch a LONG time)
• The reminder that things are never going to be “normal” again
• Battling loneliness when your kids are with your ex
• Celebrating both Hanukkah and Christmas when you’re co-parenting

Seriously, parenting teens is HARD. Our kids are under so much pressure to get in the right college, to volunteer, to do extracurriculars that I feel bad pushing my boys too hard with they get a B at school...but also, how much Fortnite can one person play? Today, I’m ranting about my constant struggle to keep my boys functioning at their best AND giving them some space to just be kids. (And wondering how to do it without upping my meds!)

Scott Rogers created the new dating app Livinlive. The app allows people to search where they’re at for a connection. (That’s right...no more swiping or buzzing!) Livinlive is now available now in the Charlotte, NC area.

Scott and I are chatting about:

• Making connections in real life vs. online
• Safety when dating online
• Why we avoid personal connection with people
• Being kind to people when you’re dating

Check out the app here: www.golivnlive.com

Y’all, Jim Healey and I are getting real about dating etiquette after divorce. We’re discussing:

• How women and men view sex differently right after marriage
• Why men aren’t the only ones who like to date younger people
• Enjoying the rebound
• When you should introduce someone to your kids
• Giving more in a relationship than you expect to get
• Stopping the constant search