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Restored: Helping Children of Divorce

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Divorce
Mental Health
Family Dynamics
Emotional Healing
Healthy Relationships
Relationships
Healing
Emotional Health
Family Relationships
Trauma Therapy
Parenting
Digital Addiction
Sibling Relationships
Theology Of the Body
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Children of divorce are 2–3 times more likely to get divorced and are more likely to struggle with emotional problems, relationship issues, and bad habits. But those stats don’t get to write your story. If your parents’ divorce or family dysfunction left wounds you can’t always put into words, this show is for you.The Restored Podcast shares real stories and expert tips to heal the trauma, navigat... more

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What if your parents’ divorce, or the chaos you grew up in, didn’t just hurt you emotionally but actually wired you to seek relief through addiction?

This might explain why you feel unsafe for no reason, why you keep numbing out when life gets hard,... more

When your parents divorce, you almost always miss out on the mentorship and guidance that parents are meant to give their children about life, relationships, and so much more.  

Without that kind of guidance, you feel lost, alone, and stuck - unsure... more

To serve you better, we’re trying something new. 

In this episode, I’ll mentor three people live, right here on the show. 

Each of them brings a raw, honest question—things most of us from broken families have wrestled with.

• A college student as... more

What if divorce didn’t just break your childhood—it rewired how you see love and marriage?

Most people think divorce only affects the couple who splits. But the truth is, when you grow up watching marriage after marriage fall apart, you start to bel... more

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Recent Guests

Kaseena Birnbaum
Marriage coach, speaker, and content creator.
Episode: Breaking the Cycle of Divorce in Your Marriage | Kaseena Birnbaum | 158
Jim Havens
A former child of divorce who transformed his life through faith and healing.
Radio Host and Advocate for Family Values
Episode: #157: The Lie Every Child of Divorce Secretly Believes | Jim Havens
Dr. Brad Wilcox
Professor of Sociology and Director of the National Marriage Project at the University of Virginia
National Marriage Project, University of Virginia
Episode: #155: Am I Doomed to Repeat My Parents’ Divorce? | Dr. Brad Wilcox
Kreed Revere
A certified estrangement coach who specializes in helping parents and adult children rebuild trust and navigate emotional disconnections.
The Estranged Heart
Episode: #154: Should I Reconnect with My Estranged Parent? | Kreed Revere
Kirsty Nolan
Expert on attachment theory and lead trainer at the Knowledge Center.
Knowledge Center
Episode: #150: Attachment Theory: What It Is and Why It Matters | Kirsty Nolan
Jackie Mulligan
A functional diagnostic nutrition practitioner, holistic nutritionist, and CEO of Reform, specializing in helping people achieve holistic health.
Reform
Episode: #148: Why You're Anxious, Tired, & Sick—and What to Do About It | Jackie Mulligan
AJ De La Rosa
A speaker and content creator sharing his experiences of suffering and faith.
Episode: #147: From Athlete to Paralyzed: “It’s the Best Thing That’s Happened to Me” | AJ De La Rosa
JP De Gance
Founder and president of Communio and co-author of the book End Game
Communio
Episode: #146: 1/3 Less Marriages Today Are Making Us Lonely | JP De Gance
Dr. Gerry Crete
Therapist and author with expertise in trauma and anxiety disorders
Transformation Counseling & Coaching
Episode: #145: Mother Wounds, “Parts Work” Therapy, & Healing from a Broken Family | Dr. Gerry Crete

Host

Joey Panarelli
Host with a focus on healing and support for children of divorce, sharing personal experiences and insights alongside expert guests.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 126 ratings
  • So Helpful!

    I just learned about this podcast recently so I’m working my way through from the beginning. It has been so helpful to hear the experiences of other children of divorce to help make sense of my own story. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    emteo
    United States2 years ago
  • New Listener

    What an excellent podcast. I’ve listened to three episodes so far and I can relate to so much of this. There is so much isolation with being a child of divorce and I feel I’ve found community with this podcast. Love the Christ-centered tips surrounding every piece of advice.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Karen83756382
    United States3 years ago
  • Very Helpful Podcast

    This is so helpful to me, a young woman coming from a family of divorce and dysfunction. I really enjoy listening to peoples stories, and I especially like the highlight videos from the past few years; They really give you an idea of where to focus for your own healing. God bless everyone involved in this ministry!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Maire Grace
    Canada3 years ago
  • The Community that’s Needed

    I feel so grateful for this podcast. After my parents’ divorce, I was left with a lot of unanswered questions and feelings leaving me confused and isolated. My friends and family did there best to be present for me and counseling helped, but this community of others who have walked the same road and chosen a different path-one of love, peace and forgiveness-continues to encourage me years later. Wonderful, practical and hope giving.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Corinthians 13
    United States3 years ago
  • Thankful that this podcast exists

    The more I learn about my Catholic Faith and human formation, the more I trace back so much of what’s going on around me and in my own life to the destruction of marriage and family, and it’s something I’m passionate about. Though I’m not married yet, I believe in my bones that any job I do, skills I learn, or accomplishent I achieve means so little to me if I don’t build a good home life in my future, because that’s how we transform the future generations and reclaim our culture to one where th... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mfavray
    United States3 years ago

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Many express gratitude for the host's empathy and ability to articulate feelings they had been struggling with, making the content relatable and fulfilling.
The podcast is seen as a community space for those affected by divorce, providing hope and practical advice for building healthier relationships.
Listeners find the episodes extremely validating and insightful, often feeling supported and understood by the personal stories shared.
Overall, there is a strong emphasis on the importance of healing and recognizing the long-term effects of parental divorce on individuals' lives.

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“Should I Ask My Divorced Parents for Relationship Advice?” Live Call In! | 159
Q: How should I approach my parents for advice on my new relationship?
Seek advice from mentors or families you admire, but it's also okay to ask your parents about their past experiences since they know you well.
“Should I Ask My Divorced Parents for Relationship Advice?” Live Call In! | 159
Q: Should I bring up the dysfunctional patterns that I'm seeing specifically in my mom's second marriage?
It's valuable to discuss your concerns, especially as they may help her improve her situation, but assess how likely it is to be received positively.
Breaking the Cycle of Divorce in Your Marriage | Kaseena Birnbaum | 158
Q: What are your tips for couples navigating conflict?
Grow emotionally together, understand the importance of tone and timing when communicating, and ensure you have the right environment for discussions.
Breaking the Cycle of Divorce in Your Marriage | Kaseena Birnbaum | 158
Q: What would you say are some of the most helpful tips that you've learned from mentors or you've put into action in your own marriage?
Tone, tact, and timing; it's about how you say things, what you say, and the timing of when you say it.
#155: Am I Doomed to Repeat My Parents’ Divorce? | Dr. Brad Wilcox
Q: What can young men do to become better providers?
Young men should pursue high-value skills that can lead to stable, high-paying jobs.

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2. Jim Havens
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4. Kreed Revere
5. Kirsty Nolan
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