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Men Rising From Divorce - A Rising Phoenix Podcast

Michael
Divorce
Mental Health
Self-Improvement
Anger
Narrative Therapy
Therapy
Codependency
Resentment
Support Groups
Loneliness
Closure
Self-Worth
Co-Parenting
Self-Compassion
Mental Health Strategies
Emotional Recovery
Tom Arnold
Slipknot
Colonoscopy
Emotional Work

A podcast for men going through an unwanted divorce or breakup.

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Dr. James Cordova
Professor of Psychology at Clark University, expert on couples and intimacy
Clark University
Episode: Episode 186 - Eating The Blame - Dr. James Cordova
Edy Nathan
Therapist and public speaker specializing in trauma, grief, and loss
Episode: Episode 182 - The Art Of Moving On - Therapist Edy Nathan
Ann Hince
An inner explorer who has developed techniques for releasing trauma and stored emotions from childhood.
Episode: Episode 180 - Releasing Trauma - Ann Hince
Dr. Luzia Heu
Assistant professor for Interdisciplinary Social Sciences at Utrecht University
Utrecht University
Episode: Episode 178 - Loneliness Across Cultures - Dr. Luzia Heu
Larry Bilotta
Marriage expert and coach with experiences related to midlife crises and personal transformation
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Episode: Episode 176 - Midlife Crisis - Marriage Expert Larry Bilotta
Sebastian Ocklenburg
Professor for research methods and psychology, blogger for Psychology Today
Psychology Today
Episode: Episode 174 - Being Single Beats Bad Relationships? - Professor Sebastian
Amanda Ann Gregory
Trauma psychotherapist and author
Author of 'You Don't Need to Forgive'
Episode: Episode 173 - You Dont Need To Forgive? - Therapist Amanda Ann Gregory
Bev Mitelman
Expert in personal development and trauma, focusing on attachment styles.
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Episode: Episode 171 - Attachment Styles - Bev Mitelman
Dominika Staniewicz
Elite neuroencoding specialist and brain health coach
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Episode: Episode 170 - Depression & The Brain - Dominika Staniewicz

Host

Michael Rhodes
Host dedicated to supporting men navigating through divorce, sharing personal insights and featuring expert guests to foster a supportive community.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 76 ratings
  • Great podcast for men!

    I love the work that Mike is doing to support men. We had an awesome conversation about addiction, divorce, and men's mental health.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Patrick Casey Jr
    United Statesa year ago
  • Can’t thank you enough

    This podcast has been everything I’ve needed right now. You’re doing great work here. This has been by far the darkest period of my life and your podcast has provided me with incredible insight to be able to keep going and use this as an opportunity. Thanks man keep up the good work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Riverwolf22
    United States2 years ago
  • This podcast is real and raw advice

    I’m going through second divorce because I married my mom wearing a different mask. I’m secure and ready but what is a saving grace is this podcast and the value it brings. Men listen and grow into your new skin and move on through to your true self

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    old comic
    United States2 years ago
  • Invaluable

    If you're going through divorce, especially if it's unwanted you need to be here.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Steve 9639
    United States3 years ago
  • absolutely needs more credit and listens. men, you are not alone. This podcast is also related to a thriving community of men supporting each other in the time of need. reach out

    Audible
    5
    coleco
    United States3 years ago

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The direct and relatable conversations resonate well with those seeking guidance during challenging life transitions.
Feedback suggests that the insights shared are invaluable, particularly for men who may feel isolated or misunderstood during their experiences.
Many express gratitude for the community support fostered through the podcast, indicating positive personal transformations.
Listeners appreciate the authentic and honest approach to discussing difficult topics like divorce and mental health.

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Episode 186 - Eating The Blame - Dr. James Cordova
Q: What would you recommend to someone who's just in that anger mindset and they just can't get out of it?
My recommendation is always about sort of mindful attention and learning to turn our attention toward our anger with a kind of loving self-compassion.
Episode 186 - Eating The Blame - Dr. James Cordova
Q: Why eat the blame?
The naturally occurring psychological process when we have any issue is to blame the other person; this is counterproductive to connection.
Episode 186 - Eating The Blame - Dr. James Cordova
Q: How often do you recommend these check ups take place, these relationship check ups?
I think it’s a guess at this point, but for couples that are doing well, a check up every couple of years is probably sufficient.
Episode 184 - Healing Through Somatics - Ashley Milus
Q: Do men struggle more with acknowledging emotions during divorce?
Yes, men are often socialized to suppress their emotions, making it harder for them to process grief effectively.
Episode 184 - Healing Through Somatics - Ashley Milus
Q: Why do people struggle with grief during divorce?
People often overlook the various losses that accompany divorce, such as loss of community, friends, and financial stability, and can feel pressured to suppress their emotions.

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Focusing primarily on the challenges faced by men navigating through unwanted divorces and breakups, the discussions encompass a range of topics including relationship health, emotional well-being, and personal growth. Notable themes involve the importance of vulnerability, self-worth, and community support in overcoming the struggles associated with divorce. The host often shares personal anecdotes and reflections, creating an authentic and relatable environment for listeners seeking guidance and strategies for healing and transformation. Unique aspects of this series include features like a dedicated Discord community aimed at fostering shared experiences, along with inviting expert guests from therapeutic and educational backgrounds to o... more

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2. Edy Nathan
3. Ann Hince
4. Dr. Luzia Heu
5. Larry Bilotta
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7. Amanda Ann Gregory
8. Bev Mitelman

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