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Most people don't realize Valentine’s Day is less a cause of relationship problems and more a mirror revealing what's already broken. If you’re navigating heartbreak, separation, or divorce this episode helps you decode what Valentine’s Day exposes about your relationship and your emotional state and how to turn it into an opportunity for growth.
00:00 Introduction: Valentine's Day and Relationship Breakdowns
In this episode of the Conscious Divorce Podcast, I dive deep into the challenges and strategies of protecting kids through divorce. As a parent, navigating co-parenting with a narcissist co-parent can be daunting, but it's crucial to focus on what's best for the children. I share insights on how to manage parental alienation and ensure your kids thrive despite the circumstances. Join me as I explore evidence-based strategies to create a nurturing environment for your children, even in the face of adversity.
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In this episode of The Conscious Divorce Podcast, I sit down with Connie Howard, founder of What If Wealth, to talk about how real financial modeling helps people make confident decisions during divorce and major life transitions.
We explore why “even” settlements aren’t always equal, the true cost of keeping the family home, how inflation quietly erodes spousal support, and why cash flow matters just as much as net worth. Most importantly, we talk about how seeing your numbers clearly can replace fear with confidence before mediation or settlement.
If you’re navigating divorce and asking yourself, “Am I going to be okay?” this conversation brings clarity.
In this episode, I delve into the transformative journey of 'winning the future' beyond the confines of divorce battles. Through compelling stories and research, I emphasize the significance of focusing on long-term goals, emotional health, and effective co-parenting. I share strategies for rebuilding identity, achieving financial stability, and fostering peace post-divorce. This episode highlights the pivotal role of divorce coaching in making strategic decisions that align with one's future aspirations.
In this episode of the Conscious Divorce Podcast, I delve into the transformative power of divorce mediation. If you're at a crossroads, contemplating divorce, or seeking a path that prioritizes your children's well-being and your financial future, this episode is for you. I share insights from my years in the mental health field, guiding you through the mediation process, its benefits over litigation, and how to prepare strategically. Discover how mediation can offer control, cost-effectiveness, and a cooperative approach to divorce. Join me as we explore how to navigate this challenging transition with clarity and confidence. Your future starts here. #DivorceMediation #ConsciousDivorce #FamilyWellbeing
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In this episode of the Conscious Divorce Podcast, I dive into the transformative journey of navigating divorce with intention and awareness. We explore how to approach this life transition not as an ending, but as a launch pad for the life you're meant to live. Join me as I discuss the financial wake-up call that everyone considering divorce should hear before taking action.
Throughout the episode, I am joined by Hirsh from Lifecycle Financial, who shares his expertise on the financial complexities of divorce. We cover everything from gathering essential documents to understanding the nuances of asset division. Whether you're considering divorce or already in the process, this episode is packed with insights to help you reclaim your financial power and clarity.
Most New Year’s resolutions fail, not because you lack discipline, but because the system is broken.
In this episode, let's explore why traditional goal setting doesn’t work and shares a proven, science-backed approach to building habits that actually stick. You’ll learn how identity-based habits, emotional regulation, and simple systems can help you create sustainable change in your health, career, relationships, and personal life.
Whether you’re rebuilding after divorce or simply ready for a life reset, this episode offers a practical roadmap for creating long-term growth without relying on motivation or willpower.
Join Justin Milrad and Jill Kaufman as they delve into the emotional complexities of navigating the holiday season post-divorce. Discover actionable strategies to transform this challenging time into an opportunity for growth and connection. Whether you're facing your first holiday alone or seeking to redefine family traditions, this episode offers insights on self-work, co-parenting, and finding joy amidst change. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation that encourages healing and thriving beyond survival.
When I went through my divorce, I made a painful mistake: I focused on lawyers, paperwork and logistics, and I told myself I would deal with the emotional fallout later. In this episode, I share why that choice cost me time, money and peace of mind, and why your first call in divorce should be to a divorce coach, not a lawyer. I talk about how a divorce coach helps you think clearly, avoid costly mistakes, protect your kids, navigate the financial landmines, and start the inner work that leads to You 2.0, a stronger and more authentic version of yourself. If you are thinking about divorce, in the middle of it, or trying to rebuild after, this conversation will help you slow down, get grounded, and make decisions that support your future, not just your feelings in the moment.
The holidays can feel overwhelming after a separation or divorce, but they don’t have to be. In this episode, I sit down with co-parenting coach Jeanne Drake Ward to talk about how we can navigate holiday stress, communicate more effectively, support our kids, and create new traditions that actually bring joy.
We talk about:
✨ Managing emotions during the holidays
✨ Common co-parenting mistakes to avoid
✨ What to do when you don’t have your kids
✨ Gift-giving challenges when emotions or finances are tight
✨ Protecting your kids without overprotecting
✨ Why self-compassion matters more than ever
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