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The Divorce Survival Guide Podcast

Kate Anthony, CPCC
Divorce
Co-Parenting
Mental Health
Parenting
Relationships
Self-Care
Coercive Control
Narcissistic Abuse
Emotional Health
Healing
Personal Growth
Domestic Violence
Domestic Abuse
Toxic Relationships
Women Empowerment
Community Support
Boundaries
Grief
Neurodivergence
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On the Divorce Survival Guide Podcast we have open and honest conversations about co-parenting, separation, divorce, and the hardest question of all, should you stay or should you go? Hosted by Kate Anthony, your Divorce Survival Guide.

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Latest Episodes

After divorce, medical decisions don't stop. Kids still need vaccines, dental appointments, medications, evaluations, therapy, all of it. In high-conflict or parallel parenting, even basic healthcare decisions can become a new arena for control, misi... more

Laurie James, somatic practitioner, coach, and author of Sandwiched, returns to talk about the rise of misogyny and what it means for women inside their relationships, their families, and the broader culture. This is a conversation we've both been ha... more

What if self-care never quite fixed things because it was never designed to?

There's a particular kind of exhaustion that comes from trying to create peace inside a relationship that keeps taking it away from you. You buy the lavender spray. You ta... more

They say art imitates life, and this episode is a perfect example. My guest—and new bestie—is Elle Baade, author of the novel Consequences of Normal.

The book follows Jane, a mother fighting to find her voice and advocate for her child, who is clea... more

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Elle Baade
Author of Consequences of Normal; photographer and crafter
Author, Upmarket Women's Fiction
Episode: Episode 380: When Supporting Your Trans Child Changes Your Marriage with Elle Baade
Nicole Sodoma
Nationally recognized family law attorney, author and thought leader redefining divorce, co-parenting and modern family dynamics
Sodoma Law
Episode: Episode 378: Legal Separation vs Divorce with Nicole Sodoma
Chris Rackliffe
Anxious Attachment Style Coach and author of Needy No More
Author, Coach
Episode: Episode 376: "Needy No More": From Anxious to Secure Attachment with Chris Rackliffe
Jackie Miller
High-conflict divorce coach, author of Winning, Rewiring Your Brain and Reclaiming Your Life After Toxic Love; host of Out of Crazytown
Jackie Miller Coaching
Episode: Episode 374: Winning: Rewiring Your Brain After Toxic Love with Jackie Miller
Chelsey Brooke Cole
Licensed psychotherapist, expert in narcissistic abuse recovery
Episode: Episode 372: Understanding the Narcissistic Mind with Chelsey Brooke Cole
Christine Cocchiola
Expert on experiences of adult and child victims living in homes with abusers; creator of the Protective Parenting Program
Protective Parenting Program
Episode: Episode 370: The Book Every Protective Parent Needs: Helping Children Heal from Coercive Control with Dr. Christine Cocchiola
Michelle Mays
Licensed professional counselor, author of The Betrayal Bind, founder of the Center for Relational Recovery
Center for Relational Recovery
Episode: [Encore Episode] Healing from Relationship Betrayal with Michelle Mays
Barri Leiner-Grant
Founder and chief grief officer of The Memory Circle, grief specialist, writer, coach, educator
The Memory Circle
Episode: Episode 367: Rituals for Divorce Grief with Barri Leiner Grant
Dr. Emma Katz
Associate professor, Durham University; expert in domestic abuse and coercive control
Durham University
Episode: Episode 365: Children as Co-Victims of Coercive Control with Dr. Emma Katz

Host

Kate Anthony
Host of The Divorce Survival Guide Podcast

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4.3 out of 5 stars from 860 ratings
  • Too many “rights” and “likes”

    I find this podcast interesting and Kate has a lovely voice. However, the constant use of the words “right” and “like” is very distracting and detracts from the overall podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    artywoman
    Australiaa month ago
  • Guests are Opinionated, but not necessarily Experts

    While I listened and learned about some important divorce issues when I was getting a divorce (2021), recent episodes have been very disappointing. Example: I am a therapist and certified in many aspects of neurodiversity (ADHD/ASD), and was sorely disappointed in the 4 episodes Kate hosted about neurodiversity in relationships. Lots of “opinions” but no real professional expertise, and nothing backed by any research. If these are representative of the quality of what Kate is currently offering... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    XmasBaby777
    United States2 months ago
  • Yes…and

    I find a lot of solid conversations in this podcast, but Kate’s understanding of what therapy is and what therapists are trained to do is very limited. And often incorrect.

    When an expert is selling something, be alert to claims of what other things they say don’t work.

    The truth is, you can be in therapy and in Kate’s program. Divorce is hard. Support is vital.

    Additionally, be aware of the trauma that can come from divorce, especially betrayal trauma and court trauma. Seek out an expert t... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Lulusx2
    United States4 months ago
  • Great show!

    Love it. New listener here. I like Kate’s style and definitely feel seen. Great coaching.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    john rickland
    United States4 months ago
  • Validating

    I feel the like I have a resource wherever and whenever I need with her podcast. Love everything about her show. Thank you for your guidance Kate.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Med Device Sales
    United States5 months ago

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Listeners praise the host's warmth and practical coaching style, noting the show as a reliable resource during divorce.
Guests are often seen as informative, though some reviews call for stronger expert backing and less opinionated framing.
Episodes that focus on safety, boundaries, and actionable plans are frequently highlighted as especially helpful.

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Episode 382: The Rise of Misogyny: What Midlife Women Need to Know with Laurie James
Q: As someone who works with women navigating dating after divorce, what advice do you have for them?
Laurie advises healing work, recognizing red flags, trusting intuitive signals, and using a values-based approach to dating to avoid repeating harmful patterns, while allowing space for compassion and patience.
Episode 382: The Rise of Misogyny: What Midlife Women Need to Know with Laurie James
Q: What are you seeing in your practice given your background in somatic work and coaching?
Laurie describes dysregulation in clients, the stress of divorce, and the impact of a survivor's nervous system on decision-making, emphasizing regulation techniques and a 'regulation toolbox' to regain control.
Episode 382: The Rise of Misogyny: What Midlife Women Need to Know with Laurie James
Q: Tell me why you wanted to have this conversation, because you pitched this to me and I, you know me, I'm like, yep, let's go.
Laurie explains she's seeing a global rise in misogyny and wants to discuss practical, safety-focused approaches for midlife women dealing with divorce, gaslighting, and coercive control, while encouraging healing and community support.
Episode 376: "Needy No More": From Anxious to Secure Attachment with Chris Rackliffe
Q: What are some practical steps listeners can take to rewire their nervous system?
Practice nine steps centered on presence and tolerance, including breath work (the physiological sigh), regular movement, cold exposure in small doses, and slowing down to listen to the body before reacting.
Episode 376: "Needy No More": From Anxious to Secure Attachment with Chris Rackliffe
Q: What does it mean to choose yourself in early dating?
It means maintaining your own commitments and practices (like continued yoga or personal routines) and not abandoning yourself for someone new, which helps prevent self-abandonment and codependency.

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This show consistently centers on navigating divorce, separation, and co-parenting with a practical, coaching-forward lens. Episodes frequently feature guests such as family-law attorneys, therapists, and authors who provide actionable guidance on boundaries, financial and legal complexities, and the emotional journey of leaving or rebuilding after relationship breakdowns. A notable strength is the host's ability to blend personal experience with expert insights, plus a recurring emphasis on safety, protective parenting, and structured transitions for families. Listeners can expect clean, direct coaching tools, real-world case examples, and resources like retreats or coaching programs that aim to support people through the dissolution proce... more

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Recent guests on The Divorce Survival Guide Podcast include:

1. Elle Baade
2. Nicole Sodoma
3. Chris Rackliffe
4. Jackie Miller
5. Chelsey Brooke Cole
6. Christine Cocchiola
7. Michelle Mays
8. Barri Leiner-Grant

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