
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 | 379 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsSociety & CultureEducationSelf-Improvement | |||

Understanding the psychology of a narcissist is the topic of conversation this week, with my guest Chelsey Brooke Cole. Chelsey is a licensed psychotherapist, expert in narcissistic abuse recovery, and bestselling author of If Only I'd Known: How to ... more
You may have heard it so many times. "Make a safety plan." And every single time, the women I talk to say the same thing: okay, but what does that actually mean?
In this solo episode, I'm walking you through what a safety plan actually is, why it m... more
Dr. Christine Cocchiola is back with a brand-new children's book called Every Moment of Every Day. It's a book for kids who are going back and forth between homes when one of those homes isn't safe. It gives children language for what they're feeling... more
I'm back with a new solo episode this week, and I'm talking about something that is incredibly common, deeply complicated, and almost never talked about honestly: Living together while separated. Same house. Same kitchen. Same hallways. Maybe even th... more
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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.
Kate offers her expertise on the show that most of us exploring divorce haven’t considered. This is helpful. She also brings in guests to expound upon niche topics. I find her content helpful, but her language and use of expletives and political persuasions lower her credibility as it reflects poorly on her level of professionalism. It’s unnecessary. She is educated and more capable of using longer than four letter words. Keep it professional please.
Am listening to her recent recordings and she’s now on my saved show list. Comforting and encouraging and if I could have someone like this coaching me through it all, I’d happily pay for it.
Listened to an episode for about 10 seconds and turned it off. Loud and obnoxious “hey girlfriend” style!!
Episode 333 was powerful. As someone who has lived through a coercively controlling relationship, I know how confusing the gaslighting and silent treatment feel when you are inside it. Kate names the patterns for what they are and reminds us we are not alone. If there is a playbook for them, there is a playbook for you, too.
– Dr. Jordin Wiggins
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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. Chelsey Brooke Cole
2. Christine Cocchiola
3. Jennifer Lee
4. Michelle Mays
5. Barri Leiner-Grant
6. Dr. Emma Katz
7. Michelle Farris
8. Amelia Kelley
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