The Family Court Crusader Podcast

Many parents tell me they absolutely will not advocate for reform because of a cascade of fears. At least, using the methods I suggest.

Mother's Day, by far, has traditionally been my most painful day in the year. I've spent lots of time in parking lots, waiting for my son, frantically texting with my ex in a panicked state.

What do you say to strangers when they want to know what happened to make you lose your kids?

If you find yourself thinking about your ex a lot, still trying to figure out why they act that way, or still get anxiety when dealing with them, you'll want to listen to this episode.

What version of yourself do your kids have access to? 

You may be one of the many parents I work with, who are always a wreck because their ex routinely makes up some false allegations or gossips with the GAL/therapist/evaluator about what a crummy parent you are. 

I hear this all the time from my students:

Many parents, when they complete one of my programs or work with me for a bit feel that they "have a book in them."

In this episode, I bring in Joelle Nawrocki, a mom who found herself battling the system with her daughter. She shares her story about how she implemented her spiritual practice to get her through the tough days and dealing with an outcome she didn't want. 

I hear this ALL the time from my clients and students.