How to Handle Divorce Burnout with Self-Care Coach and Therapist Abbey Sangmeister
Divorce isn’t just a legal process—it’s an emotional, mental, and logistical marathon that can leave you feeling completely drained. In this episode of Divorce Happens, Olivia sits down with therapist and coach Abbey Sangmeister (Google’s #1 Self-Care Coach!) to talk about how to prevent burnout while navigating divorce.
How to Handle Debt in Divorce: The Smartest Money Moves to Secure Your Future with CDFA Janice Berner
In this episode of Divorce Happens, Olivia sits down with Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) and CPA, Janice Berner, to answer a crucial listener question: What do you do if you’re considering divorce but have significant debt? Janice breaks down the key steps, from understanding how debt is divided in divorce to why maintaining liquidity is essential.
Divorce & Real Estate: Making Smart Moves with Melissa Zimbelman
Olivia Howell sits down with Fresh Starts Expert Melissa Zimbelman, a seasoned real estate broker and property manager, to talk about navigating housing transitions during and after divorce. Melissa shares expert insights on everything from downsizing and short-term rentals to the importance of finding a realtor who truly understands your unique situation.
Your Home, Your Future: Mortgage Tips for Divorcing Homeowners with Brian Jeffrey Green
In this episode of Divorce Happens, Olivia sits down with mortgage expert Brian Green to break down the refinancing process for those looking to stay in their marital home. Brian shares his insights on what it means to refinance, the key steps to take early in the divorce process, and how to prepare financially to ensure you can afford to keep your home.
Feeding Your Family Through Divorce: Meal Prep, Mindset & Self-Care with Whitney Cardosi
Olivia Howell sits down with Fresh Starts Expert Whitney Cardosi, a health coach and cookbook author, to discuss how nutrition and simple meal strategies can support parents during divorce.
Understanding Custody: What Every Divorcing Parent Needs to Know with Family Law Attorney Jolee Vacchi
Navigating custody agreements during divorce can be overwhelming, but understanding the basics can make the process less daunting. In this episode of Divorce Happens, host Olivia Howell sits down with Jolee Vacchi, Esq., the founder of Foundations Family & Mediation Center, to break down the legal complexities of custody.
Divorcing with a Special Needs Child: What Every Parent Needs to Know with Special Needs Advocate Angela O’Brien
Navigating divorce is complex, but when you're a parent of a child with special needs, it becomes even more overwhelming and intricate. In this episode, Olivia sits down with Angela O’Brien, a professional organizer, Enneagram coach, and special needs advocate, to discuss the unique challenges of divorce for families with special needs children.
Selling Your Home During Divorce: What You Need to Know with Tina Tzortzis
In this episode, Olivia sits down with Tina Tzortzis, a seasoned real estate professional specializing in helping individuals navigate the sale of their homes during a divorce. Tina shares the key steps to take before selling, how to work with both spouses fairly, and why it's crucial to have a neutral, supportive professional guiding the process.
Rebranding Yourself After Divorce: A Fresh Start with Jenn Johnson
Olivia sits down with Jenn Johnson, a multi-talented expert who blends yoga, hypnosis, neurolinguistic programming, trauma work, and marketing to help people step into the best version of themselves. Jenn shares how to approach life after divorce through a marketing and branding lens, using practical exercises to rediscover your strengths, passions, and personal style.
Healing, Intuition & Spirituality: A Fresh Start After Divorce with Chelsea Kim Long
Olivia sits down with Chelsea Kim Long, a Fresh Starts Expert who helps people reconnect with their spirituality, intuition, and inner peace during and after major life transitions. Chelsea shares why it’s especially important for women to tap back into their spiritual side post-divorce and how doing so can bring clarity, confidence, and healing.
Navigating Divorce in Pregnancy & Postpartum with Perinatal Mental Health Expert Alexandria Phillips
Becoming a new mom is a huge life transition—but what happens when it coincides with divorce? In this episode, Olivia sits down with Alexandria Phillips, a perinatal mental health expert and therapist, to talk about the unique challenges of navigating divorce during pregnancy and postpartum.
Yoga & Healing After Divorce: How Movement Releases Stuck Emotions with Alexandra Plante
Olivia Howell sits down with Alex Plante, a yoga teacher, librarian, and self-proclaimed "good friend to all," to explore the profound connection between yoga and healing post-divorce. Alex shares how movement, breathwork, and somatic practices help release stored emotions, reduce stress, and create space for fresh starts.
Solo & Single Parent Travel: How to Make It Work After Divorce with Nicole Cunningham
Olivia Howell sits down with Fresh Starts expert Nicole to discuss how travel can transform life post-divorce. Nicole is the founder of Copilots for Coparents. Nicole shares why traveling solo or with your kids is an opportunity for self-discovery, joy, and creating lasting memories.
From Stay-at-Home Mom to Confident Job Seeker: Finding Your Next Career Move with Arissan Nicole
Olivia Howell and Arissan Nicole dive into how to re-enter the workforce after divorce, update your resume with confidence, and leverage your existing skills (even if you haven’t had a traditional job in years!). They discuss the emotional and financial impact of job searching, how to avoid feeling overwhelmed, and why taking small, strategic steps is key to success.
Mindset Shifts for Divorce: Rapid Resolution Therapy & Emotional Healing with Lauren DeGolia
Olivia Howell sits down with Lauren DeGolia, a mindset expert and Rapid Resolution Therapy (RRT) practitioner, to talk about how to shift your thinking and embrace the next phase of your life with clarity and purpose.
Where to Start When Considering Divorce: Expert Advice from Allison McFadden
Thinking about divorce but unsure where to start? In this episode of Divorce Happens, Olivia Howell sits down with divorce coach, mediator, and former family law attorney Allison McFadden to discuss the first steps in the divorce process and how to approach this major life change with clarity and confidence.
Living With Your Ex? How to Handle Shared Living Space During Divorce with Realtor Holly Martins
Divorce is challenging enough—but what happens when you have to continue living with your ex while figuring out your next steps? In this episode of Divorce Happens, Olivia Howell sits down with divorce-specialized realtor Holly Martins to tackle the complexities of selling a marital home, setting boundaries while living together, and making the transition as smooth as possible.
Parenting Through Divorce: How to Manage Stress & Support Your Kids with Bonnie Scott
Olivia Howell sits down with Bonnie Scott, a licensed professional counselor, to talk about the unique challenges that moms face while going through a divorce. Bonnie shares expert insights on how to manage emotional stress, support your kids, and build a strong support system during this major life transition.
Overcoming Divorce Stress: Practical Tips for Emotional Resilience with Robyn Gaillard
Olivia Howell sits down with mind-body connection consultant and clinician, Robyn Gaillard, to explore the profound emotional and physical impact of divorce. Robyn shares how stress from separation isn't just a passing phase—it’s a chronic adjustment that requires patience, self-awareness, and intentional healing.
Divorce & Two Homes: Strategies for Keeping Kids (and Parents) Organized with Lindsey Mahanna
Olivia Howell sits down with professional organizer Lindsey Mahanna to discuss strategies for managing two homes after divorce. From setting up a color-coded calendar system to organizing essential items for seamless transitions, Lindsey shares practical tips to help co-parents and kids feel more grounded and less overwhelmed.