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Divorce Overwhelm
The overwhelm of divorce is real — adding more to an already-filled plate is a bad set up, but there’s a better way to navigate it all.
Winning in Divorce
Custody, settlements and the division of assets are obviously important...but winning is about so much more.
What I Wish I Knew on My Wedding Day
My advice for the bride is simple and profound and transformative and a game-changer and more valuable than any wedding gift imaginable.
Divorce Baggage
Divorce is a lot, but we don’t have to carry that heavy load alone or for the rest of our lives; you can move on and heal your life simultaneously.
Opting Out of Urgency: A Conversation with Nervous System Specialist Sarah Tacy
Divorce is hard enough; with a hyperactive nervous system, it can be completely debilitating. Enter Sarah Tacy, nervous system specialist!
The Price of Freedom
Mom guilt is a real thing! And that’s followed by wife guilt, daughter guilt, employee guilt...you get the point; but guilt sabotages freedom.
Back to School, Back to Divorce
There are so many ways to be taken on an endless rollercoaster ride in divorce — and then there is an Intuitive Divorce which disrupts that old narrative.
Your Divorce Future
There are so many ways to be taken on an endless rollercoaster ride in divorce — and then there is an Intuitive Divorce which disrupts that old narrative.
A Good Week for Divorcing Moms
Contrary to the conventional narrative, divorce is filled with opportunity to heal yourself, your relationship with your kids and transform your life. That’s worth celebrating.
Bent Not Broken
Even when we feel devastated, distraught and like life is in shambles — remember that the story isn’t fully written. We may be bent but not broken.
It Doesn’t Have to Be Hard
Divorce tosses tough stuff your way but what if there is a better path through it — and what if it doesn’t have to be hard?
Hiding Places
Ironically, we think we can just shove our needs and feelings aside and that makes it ‘easier’ and yet — it’s exactly the opposite.