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The Divorce Podcast

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Divorce
Co-Parenting
Separation
Blended Families
Mental Health
Child Welfare
Family Court
Boundaries
Parenting Styles
Emotional Support
Single Parenting
Divorce Process
Abusive Relationships
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Child Development
Emotional Freedom Technique
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Emotional Resilience
A Child's Right To Matter

The Divorce Podcast is a podcast dedicated to looking at divorce from new perspectives and driving reform. Hosted by Kate Daly, each episode invites experts from a variety of backgrounds and disciplines to discuss their own views on divorce, and debate them with the other guests. Shortlisted for the British Podcast Awards 2025.

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If you’re separating or divorcing and want to avoid unnecessary conflict, this episode offers an exclusive preview of Kate's book amicable divorce – with practical guidance straight from the author to help you approach separation in a calmer, more ch... more

If you’re trying to navigate divorce in a way that protects your children, your career and your wellbeing, this episode offers practical, reassuring guidance on doing it with intention and care.

Kate is joined by Sarah Madden Armstrong, Vice Preside... more

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If you’ve ever found yourself saying yes when you want to say no or always putting everyone else first, this episode will help you understand why – and what it’s costing you. People-pleasing can feel like kindness, but during separation it often lead... more

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If you’re feeling overwhelmed, emotionally reactive or simply worn out during divorce, this episode offers gentle, practical ways to feel calmer and more in control.

Kate is joined by certified yoga teacher Cathy Eads to explore how supportive pract... more

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Sarah Madden Armstrong
Vice president of global marketing operations at Google and author of The Mom's Guide to a Good Divorce
Google
Episode: How to have a ‘good divorce’ in practice
Cathy Eads
Certified yoga teacher and wellness advocate
Episode: How yoga can help you stay calm during divorce
Laura Ericson
Founder of Laura Ericson Group Trips, specializing in travel experiences for solo travelers.
Laura Ericson Group Trips
Episode: In brief: Solo travel after divorce - how to rebuild confidence and find joy again
Oona Alexander
Relationship counselor and expert on divorce communication
Episode: How to talk to your children about divorce
Shakira Paulas
Marketing consultant at Restored Lives
Restored Lives
Episode: Split Happens: How AI can support young people through parental separation
Helen Pittard
Family relationship specialist and founder trustee of Voices in the Middle
Voices in the Middle
Episode: Split Happens: How AI can support young people through parental separation
Majo Torreli
Somatic-based coach
Episode: In brief: How to trust your gut in practice
Aileen Harvey
Co-host of You Keep Me Sane Podcast, who shares her personal experience with separation
You Keep Me Sane Podcast
Episode: How to support a friend through separation
Julie Fahy
Co-host of You Keep Me Sane Podcast, who discusses friendship support during separation
You Keep Me Sane Podcast
Episode: How to support a friend through separation

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Kate Daly
Host of The Divorce Podcast, relationship counselor, and divorce specialist

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 118 ratings
  • Divorce is horrible and this reminded me why

    I find some of these episodes helpful overall. The episode today with Simon I found a hard listen. I felt that Simon came across as quite cold about his divorce and factual. I know this is the nature of divorce otherwise it wouldn’t be happening but I think it summed up how I’m feeling about my divorce as a woman who’s dealing with a cold, emotionally lacking man.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Dollymix16
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Elizabeth Day Episdoe

    I actually loved this, I am a guy going through separation and almost done with the divorce. I’m looking to qualify as a coach next year and help others, thank you 🙏🏻

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SimonHolland747
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • Divorce advice from people who get it

    I’ve worked with a wide range of professionals in the family separation sector and a lot are driven by ‘winning’. Kate, Holly, and the team at Amicable are different - their work supporting separating families and this podcast show how much they care about all the parties involved and how they are driven by what’s best for the whole family. Highly recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    uksigma
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • The Divorce Podcast

    I recommend this to clients & colleagues alike.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Janie I
    United Kingdom4 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the compassionate approach to sensitive topics related to divorce and co-parenting.

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How to have a ‘good divorce’ in practice
Q: What practical tips do you have for maintaining self-care during and after a divorce?
Focus on what you need to stay emotionally stable and be organized to manage the new responsibilities of being a single parent.
People-pleasing in divorce, with Emma Reed Turrell
Q: How does people pleasing show up in divorce?
People pleasing can manifest in emotional burnout, difficulty asserting oneself, and fears of making the other party uncomfortable during divorce negotiations.
How yoga can help you stay calm during divorce
Q: What makes your yoga classes for people going through divorce different?
They focus on gentle strengthening, grounding poses, and align with the emotional state of clients going through these transitions.
In brief: Solo travel after divorce - how to rebuild confidence and find joy again
Q: If there's somebody listening who's recently divorced or separated and is hesitant about traveling alone, what would you say to them to start them building some small steps in confidence?
Start by enjoying your own company; practice going out alone for meals, and don't feel pressured to jump into a large trip immediately. Experience smaller travels or local outings to build confidence.
Split Happens: How AI can support young people through parental separation
Q: Why is this better than searching the internet or asking ChatGPT?
Because Split Happens has been purposely built for these discussions and types of questions, providing a protective, curated resource.

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What is The Divorce Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast offers fresh perspectives on divorce by featuring an array of guests who bring expertise from diverse fields, including coaching, legal services, and mental health. Topics discussed cover a broad spectrum, from co-parenting and emotional support during separation to the practical implications of prenuptial agreements and navigating relationships post-divorce. The conversations aim to dismantle stigmas surrounding divorce and emphasize the importance of mental well-being, especially for families undergoing separation. This dynamic blend of expert insights and personal anecdotes enables listeners to consider constructive and compassionate ways to approach divorce, ultimately advocating for reforms that prioritize the well-being o... more

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2. Cathy Eads
3. Laura Ericson
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5. Shakira Paulas
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7. Majo Torreli
8. Aileen Harvey

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