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The Divorce Podcast

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Divorce
Co-Parenting
Separation
Blended Families
Mental Health
Family Court
Child Welfare
Boundaries
Parenting Styles
Emotional Support
Single Parenting
CAFCAS
Divorce Process
Abusive Relationships
Child Development
Emotional Freedom Technique
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Psychology
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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In this episode, Kate unpacks what it’s like to navigate shared friendships after a high-conflict split - and offers guidance for the friends caught in the middle.

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Kate begins by exploring how high-conflict separations can disrup... more

In this episode, Kate is joined by Annmarie Chereso, a relationship coach and author, to discuss the role of fear in divorce and separation - and what you can do about it.

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Annmarie starts by sharing her own story of divorce. Kat... more

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In this mini-episode, Kate shares practical tips on how to navigate shared friend groups after an amicable separation. She also offers advice for friends of separating couples. This episode focuses on situations where things end on good terms - guida... more

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In this episode, Kate Daly is joined by Stephen Wildblood, King’s Counsel and a playwright, to discuss non-court dispute resolution (NCDR).

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Kate and Stephen start by unpacking what NCDR (non-court dispute resolution) is, the mai... more

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Recent Guests

Annmarie Chereso
Relationship coach and author
Episode: How hidden fear can impact your divorce
Stephen Wildblood
Expert in family law and Non-Court Dispute Resolution
Episode: Non-court dispute resolution (NCDR) explained
Pip Wilson
Co-founder of Amicable
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Ruth Handcock
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Allison O'Brien
Communication and leadership development consultant
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Episode: Divorce as allies: communication tips for successful co-parenting
Jo Thurston
Coordinator at Action for Children's Parent Talk service
Action for Children
Episode: In brief: Making summer holidays work as a single parent
Cate Mackenzie
Sex and relationship therapist
catemackenzie.com
Episode: Dating post-divorce: apps, expectations and flirting tips with Cate Mackenzie
Una Archer
Expert in family dynamics and transitions
Episode: In brief: What penguins can teach you about child-centred handovers
Andrew G. Marshall
Therapist with 40 years of experience helping couples communicate better.
Host of The Meaningful Life with Andrew G Marshall
Episode: Divorce is not a magic bullet: separation advice from a marital therapist, Andrew G. Marshall

Host

Kate Daly
Host and relationship counselor, with expertise in divorce and co-parenting strategies. Co-founder of Amicable, advocating for a kinder and more supportive divorce process.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 109 ratings
  • 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 Kingdoma month 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 Kingdom3 years ago

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The approach taken by the host and guests is often noted for being empathetic and understanding, making it relatable for those going through similar situations.
Feedback highlights the show's value in providing practical tips and strategies to help listeners navigate the complexities of divorce and co-parenting.
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How hidden fear can impact your divorce
Q: What practically can you say to yourself, or what do you do that allows you to accept that fear?
Awareness is the first and most important step, recognizing when fear is present and allowing it into the process consciously and gently.
Non-court dispute resolution (NCDR) explained
Q: What advice would you give somebody if they're right at the beginning of this process?
Only go to court as a last resort and take time to resolve issues between yourselves.
In brief: how parents can shape the future of research on child arrangements
Q: Can you tell us the type of people you're looking to interview for the purposes of the research?
I'm hoping to speak with parents who have got a child who's between age four to eight years old, living in Scotland or England, and who have arranged child care outside of court.
Five arguments all couples need to have with Joanna Harrison
Q: Do you think you can use your book to actually decide whether or not there's legs left in a relationship?
Yes, the book provides questions for reflection that can help couples consider the state of their relationship and whether it should continue or end.
Five arguments all couples need to have with Joanna Harrison
Q: What do you think people at the point of separation need to say to each other about communication?
It's important to create boundaries around communication, deciding when and how to communicate in a separated context, and acknowledging each other's feelings rather than simply reacting.

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Content primarily revolves around various aspects of divorce and separation, featuring expert insights and practical advice to help individuals navigating these emotional challenges. Key topics include non-court dispute resolution methods, co-parenting techniques, financial planning during divorce, communication strategies for amicable separation, and personal stories from individuals who have successfully moved on after divorce. Unique segments focus on underrepresented perspectives, such as those dealing with neurodiversity in children and the emotional complexities of dating post-divorce, making it a comprehensive resource for listeners looking for guidance and support in their own experiences with divorce.

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The Divorce Podcast launched 7 years ago and published 159 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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1. Annmarie Chereso
2. Stephen Wildblood
3. Pip Wilson
4. Ruth Handcock
5. Allison O'Brien
6. Jo Thurston
7. Cate Mackenzie
8. Una Archer

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