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Separation and divorce are undeniably challenging journeys, particularly when children are involved. In a recent appearance on the "Halftime with Jon" podcast, Susan Regan, MFT, shared valuable insights on approaching separation and divorce with integrity. Their discussion focused on doing right by one’s family, making heartfelt decisions, and maintaining a positive relationship with children despite the inevitable changes. This blog post aims to expand on these themes, offering...

Life is an ever-evolving tapestry of experiences, each thread representing moments that shape who we are and how we connect with others. As a Marriage and Family Therapist and Relationship Coach, I've found that the metaphors of a voyage and a journey beautifully encapsulate the different paths we take in life. Understanding these metaphors can provide clarity and support as we navigate through various stages, particularly in the context of relationships and personal growth.

The Voyage:...

Released on Tax Day, this episode is a timely reminder of the financial intricacies of divorce and why being prepared is crucial.

Join Susan Regan, MFT, a Relationship Expert and Coach, and her special guest, Natalie Leininger, a seasoned financial expert specializing in divorce financial planning with over three decades of experience in the financial services industry.

Here’s what we cover in this eye-opening episode:

Topic 1: Five Key Considerations Before Divorce
Explore emotional,...

Today, I want to talk about a topic that many of us find challenging to address but is essential for our well-being: contemplating divorce. This journey is rife with emotional and financial hurdles, but with the right guidance and support, you can emerge stronger and more empowered on the other side. To assist you on this journey, I have decided to develop a podcast series that will showcase insights from a panel of experts including Certified Financial Planners (CFPs), realtors,...

In this episode, we're addressing the big questions that come up regularly in my divorce support groups:

WHY CAN'T I HEAL?
Why is this taking so long?
Why do I still have all of these triggers, traumas, and reactions to my ex?
Why aren't I moving on?
WHY CAN'T I JUST GET OVER IT?  

My guests Holly Forman-Patel, Marriage Therapist, and Summer Howard, Divorce Mediator, and I explore these questions and effective strategies to move forward.   

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Summer Howard, is a Divorce Mediator & Mentor, and Founder of Boulder Divorce Mediation (https://www.boulderdivorcemediation.com/).

Divorce can be a stressful and emotional process, but it doesn’t have to be a contentious one. As a mediator, Summer Howard helps couples reach agreements on all aspects of their divorce, from property division to parenting plans, child custody, and support.

In this interview, we discuss how you can get through your divorce with a clear and intentional...

Divorce can be peaceful?

You may have heard of #ADR (alternative dispute resolution) options for divorce, but do you know WHY they’re such a powerful alternative option to taking your spouse to court to battle it out with attorneys? It’s fairly simple: your kids and your life after divorce. #Divorce is going to be tough, but it doesn’t have to be destructive and traumatic for all involved.

Following Summer Howard’s divorce, so many people approached her asking how she...

I wanted to share my thoughts about my conversation with Amanda Krill on finding hope (your voice, yourself, and your dreams) after a significant relationship ends.

Five years into her marriage, Amanda Krill knew it wasn't going to work, yet she continued on for 20 more years – only to realize that she had been hiding her true self and her dreams and functioning as a single parent for most of that time. It wasn't until she divorced, several months ago, that she really became hopeful for being all that she is and living the dream life she had always wanted. Her commitment to remaining kind to her ex, putting aside any bitterness or resentment, has...

Five years into her marriage she knew it wasn't going to work, yet she continued on for 20 more years only to realize that she had been hiding and functioning as a single parent for most of that time. It wasn't until she divorced, several months ago, that she really become hopeful for living the dream life she had always wanted -- and amazingly, without any bitterness or resentment for her ex -- who she now considers to be a positive and contributing co-parent.  

I'll be posting a little...