Special Episode: 4 JoAnne Pedro-Carroll How to Avoid Conflict & Coparent Well in Challenging Times KatherineMiller · How to Avoid Conflict & Coparent Well in Challenging Times with JoAnne Pedro-Carroll The Coronavirus has thrown us all for a loop, forcing us to take on multiple roles at once. Parents are struggling to work from home […]
EP: 122 Elyse Goldweber How to Build a Parenting Plan That Work for Your Children KatherineMiller · How to Build a Parenting Plan That Work for Your Children with Elyse Goldweber Among the most painful aspects of divorce is not being able to see our children for extended periods of time. And the holidays can […]
EP: 121 Dr. Jeff Zimmerman Preparing Your Kids for the Transition to Divorce KatherineMiller · Preparing Your Kids for the Transition to Divorce with Dr. Jeff Zimmerman Conventional wisdom tells us that divorce has a negative influence on children. And yet, the research reveals that it’s the level of parental conflict that has the greatest […]
EP: 103 Tommy Maloney Connecting with Your Kids as a Divorced Dad Divorce is difficult enough, but it’s particularly tough when you feel like you’re losing your kids. How can you maintain the connection with your children when your time with them is limited? How do you make memories whether or not you live in […]
EP: 100 Julie Ross Co-Parenting to Protect Your Children During Divorce If your child comes home complaining about your ex-spouse, it can be incredibly difficult not to react. You want to intervene, to defend your child. And your instinct is to address the issue with the other parent right away. But what if that puts […]
EP: 093 Barbara Rothberg Helping Teens Cope with Divorce & Adapt to Blended Families Divorce is never easy on the kids involved, but the process can be particularly fraught for teenagers. How does divorce impact teens differently than younger children? What is the best way to customize a parenting plan for teens? And how can […]
EP: 085 Shara Goldfarb How Divorce Litigation Impacts Children Divorce litigation changes kids, and the attorney for the child witnesses this change firsthand. In contested custody matters, children watch the conflict between their parents play out in court—and no good comes from it. Some of these cases drag on for years, and the circumstances are […]
EP: 079 Linda Schoonover Carley Empowering Divorcing Couples to Communicate Through Mediation The heightened emotions that come with divorce often lead to impulsive action. The brain shuts down and couples jump into litigation without considering the consequences—or the alternatives. But the court system takes their power away and hands all of the decisions over to […]
EP: 078 Liza Caldwell Navigating the Four Stages of Divorce If you’re reading this, you are likely familiar with the first stage of the divorce process, the stage Liza Caldwell identifies as Something is Wrong. The problem with stage one is that you can get stuck there, lost in a vicious cycle with your own […]
EP: 076 Gloria DeGaetano A Strengths-Based Approach to Parenting Through Divorce How do you approach challenging situations? The coaching model popular in the business world takes a strengths-based approach, leveraging what employees are good at to tackle complex problems. What if we used a similar strategy as parents, leading with our strengths in difficult circumstances? […]