Olivia Howell speaks with filmmaker and director James Takata about his personal experiences with divorce and the lessons he learned throughout the process. James shares three key insights: the importance of asking for help, the futility of trying to fix others, and the immense value of therapy.

On this episode of Divorce Happens, we chatted with Jordan Reid, the founder of Ramshackle Glam and author of The Big Activity Book for Divorced People. Jordan shares her experience of announcing her divorce and the impact that writing about her journey has had on both her and her audience.

On this episode of Divorce Happens, we chatted with Christina Bailey, of Baby Bailey Mama Drama, who shares her experience of announcing her divorce from her wife on social media. As a first-grade teacher and mother of four, Christina discusses the challenges of navigating such a personal moment publicly while balancing her role as a parent and a social media influencer.

On this episode of Divorce Happens, we chatted with Rachel Sobel about the challenges and strategies of announcing a divorce. Rachel shares her personal experience of navigating the process, especially before the age of social media, and how it impacted her relationships.

On this episode of Divorce Happens, we chatted with Jolie Steele, who opens up about her experience announcing her divorce on social media, to family, and friends. Jolie shares the thoughtful process she went through in preparing to share such a personal update, particularly in light of her children.

On this episode of Divorce Happens, we chatted with crisis communication strategist Molly McPherson about the rising trend of announcing divorces on social media. Molly shared why both celebrities and everyday individuals are embracing public transparency about their splits and offered expert advice for crafting a thoughtful and strategic announcement.

On this episode of Divorce Happens, we chatted with comedian, actor, and father Tom Arnold about navigating divorce in the public eye. Tom shared his experiences of announcing his divorce before and after the rise of social media, offering insights into handling tabloid narratives and public perceptions.

On this episode of Divorce Happens, we chatted with realtor Holly Martins about her five fresh tips for getting a marital home ready to sell during a divorce. Holly shared practical advice on navigating this emotional and logistical challenge, emphasizing the importance of communication, planning, and teamwork.

On this episode of Divorce Happens, we chatted with writer and mom of three, Scarlett Longstreet, about the delicate art of announcing a divorce. Scarlett opens up about her own experience of sharing the news with her community, highlighting why a clear and thoughtful announcement can reduce assumptions and create space for understanding.

On this episode of Divorce Happens, we chatted with home organizer Shantae Duckworth about reclaiming your space after divorce. Shantae shares practical tips on how to refresh your surroundings, incorporate new items, and re-organize your home to reflect your new chapter.

On this episode of Divorce Happens, we chatted with divorce attorney Alex Peterson of Family First Legal Group to explore 5 Fresh Tips for navigating the divorce process with clarity and confidence.

In this episode of Divorce Happens, we dive into the challenges of managing ADHD and executive functioning during the transitional period of divorce. Whether you’re staying in the marital home or preparing to downsize, the process can feel overwhelming—especially for those with ADHD or neurodiverse tendencies.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Susan Trotter, a renowned relationship, dating, and divorce coach, to explore the often daunting world of dating after divorce. Dr. Trotter offers valuable insights into regaining confidence and embracing the possibilities that come with a fresh start.

In this insightful episode, we tackle one of the most challenging conversations a parent can face during a divorce: telling your children. Therapist Oona Metz joins us to share expert advice on how to approach this delicate subject with honesty and sensitivity.

In this episode, we talk to Jolee Vacchi, family law attorney and founder of Foundations Family Law & Mediation Center. We dive into the complexities of property division during a divorce, exploring how assets and liabilities are distributed between separating spouses.

On this episode of Divorce Happens we sit down with burnout coach and therapist Abbey Sangmeister to delve into the critical topic of preventing and healing burnout during the emotionally taxing process of divorce.

Welcome to Divorce Happens, the podcast where we inspire, educate, and support you through divorce and beyond so that you can start fresh on the next phase of your journey.