
A podcast for men going through an unwanted divorce or breakup.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 217 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationRelationshipsSelf-ImprovementSociety & Culture | |||

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You are still going to work. You are still paying the bills. You are still showing up for your kids. When people ask how you are handling the divorce, you say, "I'm just tired".
But behind closed doors, you are exhausted, numb, and runn... more
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In this episode I talk about IFS. I define it and provide some insights that Ive gained in IFS therapy.
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The silence of the house on the first night the kids aren't there. The urge to overcompensate by buying them gifts. The crushing feeling of being a "visitor" in your own children's lives.
If you are a newly single father, these are... more
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In this solo episode I discuss the need for us to repeat patterns and recreate the templates of our childhood.
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I love the work that Mike is doing to support men. We had an awesome conversation about addiction, divorce, and men's mental health.
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!
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
If you're going through divorce, especially if it's unwanted you need to be here.
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
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A tough, supportive space focused on men navigating unwanted divorce or breakup, with practical guidance on boundaries, self-worth, emotional processing, and rebuilds after relationship breakdown. Episodes cover vulnerability, anger management, trauma, somatic healing, and community support tools (like Discord features and mini-courses) to help listeners repair identity, communicate better, and move forward with resilience. Noteworthy is the blend of clinical insights, personal storytelling, and a growing emphasis on preventative relationship care and peer support, offering actionable steps for both personal growth and healthier post-divorce dynamics.
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Men Rising From Divorce launched 5 years ago and published 217 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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