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The Stay or Go Podcast for Women Considering Divorce

Britta Jo
Divorce
Mental Health
Patriarchy
Personal Growth
Emotional Abuse
Parenting
CPTSD
Relationships
Self-Improvement
Therapy
Self-Discovery
Women Empowerment
Narcissism
ADHD
Covert Narcissism
Empowerment
Women's Rights
Co-Parenting
Childhood Trauma
Codependency

Stay or Go is the bold, no-BS space where women on the edge of divorce find clarity, courage, and the unapologetic power to choose their future. stayorgogocoaching.com

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Latest Episodes

Episode 132: Welcome back, loves! When you’re caught in the heavy swirl of questioning your marriage, carrying the mental load, and constantly pouring from an empty cup, feeling disconnected from your own body is almost second nature. But what if ple... more

Episode 131: Considering divorce and feeling totally isolated? Discover the life-changing power of emotional safety, true sisterhood, and stepping into your authenticity. ✨

Well hello, gorgeous babes! 💖 Quinn and I are still floating in our gorgeou... more

Episode 130: Feeling overwhelmed by divorce decisions and carrying the weight of everything on your own shoulders?  In this raw, unscripted episode, I’m inviting you right into the messy behind-the-scenes of my life. Just 48 hours before hosting our ... more

Episode 129: Why "conscious uncoupling" might be trapping you with a volatile spouse. Thinking you can gently off-ramp from a high-conflict marriage? In this heart-to-heart, I’m pulling back the curtain on why trying to use a collaborative divorce ap... more

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Jennica Mills
Co-founder of Neurogenic Yoga; somatic educator with over 22 years of experience in somatic trauma release, sexual wellness and embodiment practices
Neurogenic Yoga
Episode: Why Your Nervous System Matters When You’re Considering Divorce with Jennica Mills
Jess Johnson
Former trauma therapist turned mind-body connection coach; specializes in EFT and clinical EFT
Jess Johnson Coaching
Episode: Stop Mansplaining Your Inner Child: EFT Tapping with Jess Johnson
Quinn Otrera
Coach and Alter Ego design advocate who shared a practical worksheet
Self-employed/Coach
Episode: Feeling Stuck in Your Marriage? Meet Your Alter Ego With Quinn Otrera
Dani Granaroli
Coach specializing in shadow work, existential kink, and somatic practices
Independent coach/Founder of Dominion community
Episode: The "Sacred Marriage": Why Your Shadow Holds Keys to Your Power with Dani Granaroli
Deanna Elizabeth
Author, co-author of Handbook for Human Potential; certified human design analyst with focus on life cycles and relationships
Independent practitioner / Human Design analyst
Episode: Stop Doubting, Start Designing: Become the Authority of Your Life with Human Design and Diana Elizabeth
Joe Craig
Guest discussing the affairs topic with Britta, sharing personal experiences and insights
Episode: Beyond the Betrayal: When the Affair is Not Your Fault
Allison Alexander
Tarot aficionado with many years of experience reading and teaching Tarot
Self-described Tarot practitioner
Episode: Tarot and the Art of Inner Listening with Allison Alexander
Vanessa Kulick Price
Author and writer of The Rooted Weaver Substack; renovating an 1850s farmhouse; former State Department diplomat
The Rooted Weaver, Substack
Episode: The Courage to Leave and Rebuild From the Roots with Vanessa Kulick Price
Chandra Zas
Co-author of "The Handbook for Human Potential"
Episode: Come Home to Your Body Wisdom With Chandra Zas

Host

Britta Jo
Divorce coach supporting women considering or navigating divorce

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 270 ratings
  • Just another internet echo chamber

    Move along

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Juice. Here
    United Statesa month ago
  • For Coming Back To Yourself

    Britta has a way of talking about the things so many women are feeling but don’t always know how to put into words.

    What I love most is that there is no judgement and no pressure to have all the answers. Whether you’re questioning your marriage, feeling completely lost in yourself, dealing with trauma, stuck in survival mode, or simply wondering how you got to this point in your life, you feel understood.

    She doesn’t tell you whether to stay or go. She gives you the tools and space to slow eve... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Suz JH
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Mrs Ex

    Think this podcast may have saved my soul. Thank you so much Britta. To listen to something and feel so seen and feel your shame and embarrassed melt away is transformational.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TImogenR
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • I want to hear the guests!

    I love hearing women”s stories. This is a great podcast in many ways but please, podcast hosts of the world, when you have a guest on telling their story, listen to the episode and track how often you are talking compared to the guest. I want to hear their story, not the host”s train of thought on the topic! The guest should be speaking the majority of the time.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    CatTailStudios
    United States5 months ago
  • When I had no where else to turn

    I found Britta when I was so low it felt like there was nothing left. Her insights and resources sparked a paradigm shift that changed my life. Thank you, thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vanessa KP
    United States5 months ago

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Personal stories and practical insights are frequently praised for offering reassurance and concrete takeaways.
Many describe the content as empowering and useful for rebuilding self-trust while deciding whether to stay or leave.
Episodes discussing infidelity can feel triggering or conflict with some listeners' views.
Listeners often value Britta Jo's candid, compassionate approach and say the guidance helps them feel understood and less alone.
Some listeners want guest experts to have more time to share their perspectives.

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Divorce Overwhelm: What to Do When Your Fuel Tank Hits Empty
Q: Do I actually have to do this?
Quinn suggests questioning immediate obligations, such as making dinner, and choosing to pause or let go so a person can refuel and decide what matters.
Divorce Overwhelm: What to Do When Your Fuel Tank Hits Empty
Q: What are you needing right now?
Britta Jo realizes she needs to stop adding tasks to her plate, refocus on her own needs and accept Quinn's offer to record an episode together.
The "Sacred Marriage": Why Your Shadow Holds Keys to Your Power with Dani Granaroli
Q: What role does community play in sustaining shadow work and growth?
Community provides witness and shared practice, helping individuals stay committed to self-connection while experimenting with new modalities in a supportive environment, which strengthens real-world outcomes like better boundaries and financial empowerment.
The "Sacred Marriage": Why Your Shadow Holds Keys to Your Power with Dani Granaroli
Q: How does the mind-body integration change the way you coach someone who is considering divorce?
By guiding clients to connect bodily sensations with cognitive frameworks, they learn to navigate their inner resistance and fears in real time, enabling clearer decisions about staying or leaving a relationship with greater self-trust and presence.
The "Sacred Marriage": Why Your Shadow Holds Keys to Your Power with Dani Granaroli
Q: Tell us how you found Existential Kink and how it shaped your approach to shadow work.
Existential Kink introduced the idea of embodied radical approval for the parts we typically reject, which reframed self-work as building a relationship with those parts rather than forcing them away, and it deeply influenced how Dani teaches clients to embrace the underworld as a source of power.

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What is This Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Guidance for women weighing whether to stay in a marriage or pursue separation or divorce, with an emphasis on clarity, personal agency, emotional safety, and self-trust. Regular host Britta Jo, a divorce coach, combines candid personal reflections with practical frameworks, coaching exercises, and explanations of topics such as coercive control, attachment, nervous-system regulation, and preparing for difficult conversations. Some episodes feature specialists in areas such as somatic education and trauma-informed emotional support, while others are solo discussions rooted in coaching experience and personal storytelling. The approach is direct and validating without prescribing whether someone should stay or leave. It is especially suited ... more

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2. Jess Johnson
3. Quinn Otrera
4. Dani Granaroli
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6. Joe Craig
7. Allison Alexander
8. Vanessa Kulick Price

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