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The Divorce Survival Guide Podcast

Kate Anthony, CPCC
Divorce
Mental Health
Co-Parenting
Childhood Trauma
Narcissism
Support Systems
Parenting
Coercive Control
Negotiation Strategies
High Conflict Personalities
Boundaries
Narcissistic Abuse
Marriage
Johnny Depp
Post-Separation Abuse
Domestic Violence
Social Media Influence
Domestic Abuse
Empath
Healing From Trauma

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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Let's talk about something that sits at the center of so many of the conversations I have with women: men's rage is not a communication issue. It's a responsibility issue.

So many of us are taught to treat anger like something that can be solved wi... more

I'm welcoming back one of your favorite guests and one of mine, divorce mortgage specialist Tami Wollensak, because we need to talk about the house. Specifically… what actually happens to it in divorce and what your real options are. Mortgage rules h... more

When you tell your partner you want a divorce and suddenly they promise everything, how do you know if it's real desire to change or just panic talking? You may be hearing apologies that sound deeper than anything you've heard before, promises of the... more

Divorce can become significantly more complicated when culture, immigration status, or international law are part of the equation. I'm joined by family law attorney Diana Romanov for a conversation about what happens when divorce crosses cultural and... more

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Tami Wollensak
Divorce mortgage specialist
Episode: Episode 357: The Truth About Mortgage Assumptions with Tami Wollensak
Diana Romanov
San Francisco family law attorney with experience in international divorce
Episode: Episode 355: Divorce Across Borders with Diana Romanov
Anne Wintemute
CEO and co-founder of Aimee Says, passionate about tackling systems that fail women and children.
Aimee Says
Episode: Episode 353: Aimee Says Updates: How Women Are Documenting Abuse in Real Time with Anne Wintemute
Jamie Lima
Certified Divorce Financial Analyst and founder of Allegiant Divorce Solutions
Allegiant Divorce Solutions
Episode: Episode 351: Protecting Your Financial Future During Divorce with Jamie Lima, CDFA®
Tessa Noel
Certified divorce transition and recovery coach and co-parent
Talking Parents
Episode: Episode 345: How to Communicate With Your Ex (Without Losing Your Mind) with the Pros at Talking Parents
Heather Ruiz
Marketing director at Talking Parents with over 20 years of experience.
Talking Parents
Episode: Episode 345: How to Communicate With Your Ex (Without Losing Your Mind) with the Pros at Talking Parents
Renee Bauer
An award-winning divorce attorney and founder of Happy Even After Family Law in Connecticut.
My Next Chapter
Episode: Episode 344: Parenting Plans, Support, and Legal Truths with Renee Bauer
Dr. Marianna Strongin
Licensed clinical psychologist and founder of Strong in Therapy
Strong in Therapy
Episode: Episode 343: Healing, Resilience, and Redefining Life After Divorce with Dr. Marianna Strongin
Rachelle Bergstein
Lifestyle writer, bestselling author, and editor
Author of The Genius of Judy
Episode: Episode 340: Feminism, Divorce, and The Legacy of Judy Blume with Rachelle Bergstein

Host

Kate Anthony
Host of The Divorce Survival Guide Podcast

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 837 ratings
  • Comforting

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Libby 4321
    United Statesa month ago
  • Obnoxious

    Listened to an episode for about 10 seconds and turned it off. Loud and obnoxious “hey girlfriend” style!!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Tallmom123
    United States3 months ago
  • Wow…I feel seen!

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dr. Jordin
    Canada6 months ago
  • A Must Listen If You’re Thinking About Divorce

    I’m so glad I found this podcast. Kate keeps it honest and down-to-earth, and her advice really hits home. If you’re just starting to question their relationship or already thinking seriously about divorce, this show offers the support and clarity you need. Anytime a friend, colleague, or client is in that place, this is the first podcast I send them.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PodcastLover267
    United States9 months ago
  • Minimizing the gravity

    Great topics and guests but she laughs a lot and seems dismissive of the grave impact divorce has on families. She skips over the hard parts a lot. And presents hypotheticals that are unlikely and often times unrelated to the topic at hand.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    2097836
    United States10 months ago

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Some critiques center on the host's personality, with certain audiences feeling that the delivery can be overly casual or potentially dismissive regarding the serious nature of divorce.
Listeners appreciate the supportive and empowering atmosphere cultivated throughout the episodes, especially during difficult emotional times.
Overall, the podcast is viewed as a lifeline, offering practical advice along with emotional support during tumultuous life changes.
The content is often seen as relatable and validating for those navigating divorce, with many sharing that it has provided them with valuable resources and insights.

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Episode 356: How to Assess Real Change When a Partner Promises Everything
Q: What if he says he'll do the work and asks for like three to six months to prove it?
Three to six months is not enough time to prove that abusive patterns have changed, but it is enough time to see whether someone is genuinely engaged in the process.
Episode 351: Protecting Your Financial Future During Divorce with Jamie Lima, CDFA®
Q: Why should someone hire a CDFA during a divorce?
A CDFA can provide specialized knowledge and help navigate the complexities of financial planning specific to divorce, including asset division, support calculations, and tax implications.
Episode 351: Protecting Your Financial Future During Divorce with Jamie Lima, CDFA®
Q: What is a CDFA?
A CDFA is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst; they specialize in the financial aspects of divorce, which goes beyond what a traditional financial advisor typically handles.
Episode 345: How to Communicate With Your Ex (Without Losing Your Mind) with the Pros at Talking Parents
Q: What are some of the biggest mistakes that you see when people first start co-parenting with a difficult or high conflict ex?
People often mismanage their expectations and hold onto past dynamics from their relationship, expecting their ex to be different now.
Episode 344: Parenting Plans, Support, and Legal Truths with Renee Bauer
Q: How should individuals approach hiring a divorce attorney?
It's important to vet your lawyer thoroughly, ensuring they align with your goals and communication preferences.

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Engaging in candid conversations, the episodes focus on the complexities surrounding divorce, co-parenting, and the emotional challenges that often accompany these life changes. Topics include practical advice for managing communication with an ex, the emotional labor experienced predominantly by women, and the societal factors influencing relationships. Notable themes include the importance of self-care during emotionally taxing times, understanding legal developments in divorce, and the significance of community support for individuals navigating separation. With the host's expertise and a variety of expert guests, the content provides listeners with both emotional support and practical strategies for navigating their personal journeys th... more

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1. Tami Wollensak
2. Diana Romanov
3. Anne Wintemute
4. Jamie Lima
5. Tessa Noel
6. Heather Ruiz
7. Renee Bauer
8. Dr. Marianna Strongin

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