Concerned about how, what and when to tell the kids about divorce? Start by not making it about you. Harsh, I know, but you will never regret following this path.

Divorce reveals a lot of feelings, realities and surprising behaviors — it’s also where people you thought you knew, show their true colors.

Money can be a big trigger in divorce. Getting clarity around your finances is not only calming and empowering — it’s strategic.

Mamas often put themselves through the emotional ringer before acknowledging that they want out of their marriages. But when is enough, enough?

Everyone’s a big talker, until it comes time to having ‘the talk’ — the dreaded conversation about leaving that stops them in their tracks.

When I sit down for a session and a mama calls in from her car — I get excited. You know why? Because it tells me she’s ready.

There are seasons in the calendar and in life — harness the back-to-school energy to embrace a new pace in your divorce and achieving your desired outcomes

When we squeeze ourselves right off our to-do lists, we deny ourselves the chance to process our feelings — to grieve even if we want to leave.

One of our Intuitive Divorce grads shares her divorce journey, one of healing while divorcing mindfully and strategically.

Of course, you care about getting your kids through the divorce and avoiding parental alienation, but beware of the 50/50 custody trap.

Divorce can feel like a series of wildfires that thrust you into reactive mode, but you are far better served by grounded, intuitive, calm strategy.

It takes a village to get divorced and a lawyer may be a part of that, but the most important player is your own intuition.