Find Janie across all social media: @janielacy.

Find Mike at mikecroc.com, as well as on Instagram: @mikeycroc

Maggie Bain—international speaker, author, relationship specialist, and the first sex therapist in the Bahamas!—shares that the best ways to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience are to visualize that bit of hope, to conserve energy, to maintain a sense of humor, and to plan. She learned these lessons while enduring a divorce that destroyed her personal and professional life.

Find Maggie at barenakedcoach.com, as well as across all social media: @barenakedcoach.

Find Cheri at lifesnapshot.com, as well as across all social media: @LifesnapshotInc.

Erin Levine—family law attorney and founder/CEO of Hello Divorce—shares that the best ways to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience are to love yourself, to address negative self-talk, and to make a plan that’s broken down into actionable steps. She learned these lessons while enduring a decade of physical, sexual, verbal, and emotional abuse from her gymnastics coach, who went to prison only for a short period of time due to an inefficient legal system in the 1990s.

Find Erin at hellodivorce.com, as well as across all social media: @hellodivorce and on LinkedIn as Erin Levine.

Brian Wright—author, host of Success Profiles Radio, and publisher of Success Profiles Magazine—shares that the best ways to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience are to practice gratitude and to be kind to yourself. He learned these lessons while enduring H1N1 swine flu virus and pneumonia in 2014.

Find Brian at briankwright.com, brianwrightinternational.com, and successprofilesmagazine.com. Discuss a magazine or book project with him at callwithbrian.com.

Flight attendant, yoga instructor, eating disorder and body image coach Casey Urban shares that the best way to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience is to ground yourself, visualize, and process. She learned this lesson after enduring clinical depression and bulimia.

Find Casey at caseyurban.com, as well as on Instagram: @caseyurban. Sign up for her three-part video series, Ditch the Diet Talk, on her website.

Is it possible to mediate a high-conflict divorce? This episode features Susan Guthrie, nationally recognized family law mediator and attorney, pioneer in online mediation, trainer, podcast host, and speaker. Susan shares that the key component of freedom in the context of high-conflict divorce is to accept that your (former) spouse will not change and to take responsibility for “your side of the street.”

Find Susan at learntomediateonline.com and mostenguthrie.com. Download and subscribe to The Divorce and Beyond Podcast, available on Stitcher, iTunes, Spotify, Podbean, and iHeartRadio.

Divorce attorney, author, and podcast host Renee Bauer shares that the best way to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience is to think, write about, and paint a picture of how you want your life to be, and then make that a reality. She learned this lesson while enduring the shame and guilt of divorce.

Find Renee at msreneebauer.com, as well as on Instagram and Twitter: @msreneebauer. Listen to her podcast, Happy Even After™️, on Google, Apple, Spotify, and Stitcher.

Find Michelle on Facebook as Michelle Frink, as well as on her business page: @MorphingEnergetics.