
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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 387 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationRelationshipsSociety & Culture | |||

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
If setting boundaries were easy, we wouldn't need podcasts, books, or frameworks to teach us how to make and hold them. Boundaries are hard. But they're also essential to keeping sanity, strength, and confidence before, during, and after divorce. In ... more
Separation is one of those words that confuses, intrigues, and scares a lot of people. In fact, one of the first questions that comes up for many considering divorce is, "Should we legally separate first?" I wanted to break down what legal separation... more
Guilt. So many women feel it intensely when they're contemplating divorce, or when they've already made the decision to leave. In this episode, I'm talking about the guilt of breaking your marriage vows, the guilt of doing this to your kids, and what... more
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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.
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
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
Love it. New listener here. I like Kate’s style and definitely feel seen. Great coaching.
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.
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This show centers on navigating separation, divorce, and co-parenting with a practical, empowerment-focused lens. Episodes frequently tackle financial and legal realities, safety planning, boundaries, and healing from betrayal or coercive control, often featuring professionals who translate complex topics into actionable steps. A recurring strength is pairing expert guidance (legal, financial, therapeutic) with real-world narratives, practical tools, and supportive community resources for listeners at various stages of divorce. Notable strengths include a trauma- and safety-informed approach, a robust toolkit for protective parenting, and promotional support for related coaching programs and retreats that extend beyond episodes. Potential l... more
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Recent guests on The Divorce Survival Guide Podcast include:
1. Chris Rackliffe
2. Jackie Miller
3. Chelsey Brooke Cole
4. Christine Cocchiola
5. Michelle Mays
6. Barri Leiner-Grant
7. Dr. Emma Katz
8. Michelle Farris
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