https://youtu.be/aimibgVGHHoDropping some truth bombs today about co-parenting. Are you ready?! ⁣⁣Being a good co-parent doesn’t just happen. It’s a choice. ….and it’s one you have to make every single⁣day!⁣⁣Today’s guest, Kacian Fabish, has dedicated her career to helping families. She has a Master’s Degree in counseling and she’s worked with parents at risk of losing custody of their children. ⁣⁣Tune in for this episode because some truth bombs are dropped from this professional so that you can⁣be the best parent for your children.⁣⁣We talk about:⁣● How to tell your kids⁣● How age impacts your parenting schedule⁣● What will get you kicked out of co-parent counseling⁣● How the blame game is ruining your kids⁣⁣We are not sugar-coating this conversation, so buckle up!   Guest Contact Info

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Domestic Violence can be bruises and black eyes or locking someone inside their house.⁣⁣Domestic violence affects millions, both women and men, of every race, religion, culture and status.⁣⁣Nearly three out of four Americans personally know someone who is or has been a victim of domestic violence. The Violence Against Women Act passed in 1994, was landmark legislation, led by then Senator Joe Biden, and held offenders accountable and provide programs and services for victims. ⁣⁣While the rate of DV has dropped, there is still much work to do. Every October we raise awareness so victims don’t feel alone and they can get the support they need to break the cycle.⁣⁣Bianca Amos, host of the @oncebroken Podcast, shares her inspiring story of how she is broken no⁣ more on this episode of Happy Even After. ⁣  Guest Contact Info

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But what happens when you try to co-parent with your ex’s new spouse, who also happens to be your neighbor?! ⁣⁣Loren & April Kirk are co-hosts of the Parenting Past Chaos Podcast and they have a popular blog called Wife’s Tales.⁣⁣The story of how they got to where they are today is not an easy one. ⁣⁣Loren was a child of divorce and April was raised by a single mom.⁣⁣April married young and had 2 daughters.⁣⁣Loren at 21 entered into a relationship with someone who was already attached. She ended up marrying him but it didn’t last.⁣⁣April was in a toxic 1st marriage and then one week after she got divorced, she got remarried to a man that wasn’t quite the right fit either. She divorced again.⁣⁣Loren and her husband, now with 3 kids, knew their relationship was coming to an end so they divorce⁣was started.⁣⁣…and then something that rocked their world happened. ……Loren’s husband and April started a relationship.⁣⁣Oh….and one more thing, they are all neighbors.⁣They endured endless conflict and days in court. It was hopeless….or was it?⁣⁣Because today, they sit here as neighbors, co-hosts, and best friends. Today we talk about how once you⁣ put aside anger and blame, something beautiful can happen.⁣⁣This is one story you won’t want to miss!  Guest Contact Info

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https://youtu.be/TGkv0Zo_JlgDespite what you might think, the opposite of love is not hate.

Take it from, marriage and family therapist Tamara Tarrant Wellness.

She spent 12 years working as a court social worker helping families in crisis. She quit her job to run her own coaching business and does that, as well as working as a private therapist at the Wellness Center in Oxford, CT.

But she’s also a divorced mom to a 12-year-old girl. She’s been divorced for 5 years now and she was the one who decided she wanted the divorce. Even as a master’s level educated helper, her divorce was devastating.

Now, she is passionate about helping others through their own divorce.

In this episode, we talk about:

So what is the opposite of love? Click here to listen to the full episode and find out! Guest Contact Info

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