Single mothers carry a huge responsibility to their children. It is often very challenging as they have to overcome significant challenges, such as financial difficulties, social stigma, and the emotional and physical toll of raising a child alone. But despite these obstacles, many single mothers rise to the occasion, showing immense courage and determination. They learn to rely on their own resources, become more self-sufficient, and develop a deep sense of inner strength.
The experience allows mothers to demonstrate their strength and resilience in the face of adversity. It can be a challenging journey, but it is also one filled with moments of joy, triumph, and deep connection with one's children.
Links mentioned in the episode:
Check out my blog post, How to find (or start) a local single mum's group HERE.
Read my blog post on 17 reasons why being a single mum is awesome HERE.
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It can be overwhelming to balance the demands of work, parenting, and daily life, especially when doing it alone. But with the right tools and strategies, creating a supportive, loving, stable, and nurturing home for yourself and your children is possible.
Today I talk about factors that contribute to our children's emotional and physical well-being. Creating a stable and nurturing environment for your children requires effort and support, but the benefits are significant for both you and your children. It helps to build positive relationships, promote healthy emotional and physical development, and create a sense of security and stability that is essential for a child's well-being.
Links mentioned in the episode:
Check out my blog post, Side Hustle Tips for Single Mothers HERE.
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Maintaining a work-life balance can be challenging for anyone, but it can be even more difficult for a single mother. Juggling the responsibilities of work, parenting, and personal time can sometimes feel overwhelming. However, it's important to prioritize self-care and find ways to balance all aspects of life in order to prevent burnout and maintain overall well-being.
Ultimately, maintaining a work-life balance as a single mother requires intentional effort and a willingness to prioritize self-care and personal time. By caring for yourself and setting clear boundaries, you can find the best balance for yourself and your family.
I hope these tips help you achieve a healthy work-life balance, leading to a more fulfilling and successful life both personally and professionally.
Links mentioned in the episode:
Check out my blog post, A day in the life of a working single mum HERE.
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This week on the show, my special guest Jade shares Part 2 of her story.
**Please note this episode and topic may act as a trigger for some people, and this episode is unsuitable to listen to within earshot of children.**
Jade is a single mum who has been through a lot. She was in a relationship where her partner gaslit her, was unfaithful, and was emotionally abusive. For a long time, Jade struggled with the effects of her partner's behaviour. She questioned her own sanity and felt like she was losing her grip on reality. Today, she is a thriving woman who is now paying it forward. She is using her own experiences to help others who may be going through similar challenges, helping other women to recognise what is holding them back and reclaiming personal power.
Her story is a powerful reminder not to ignore the subtle signs of gaslighting and emotional abuse, and that no one deserves to be in an abusive relationship.
In this episode Jade and I talked about:
Links mentioned in the episode:
You can connect with Jade on her Instagram.
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This week on the show, my special guest Jade shares Part 1 of her single mum story.
**Please note this episode and topic may act as a trigger for some people, and this episode is unsuitable to listen to within earshot of children.**
Jade is a single mom who has been through a lot. She was in a relationship where her partner gaslit her, was unfaithful and was emotionally abusive. For a long time, Jade struggled with the effects of her partner's behaviour. She questioned her own sanity and felt like she was losing her grip on reality. Today, she is a thriving woman who is now paying it forward. She is using her own experiences to help others who may be going through similar challenges, helping other women to recognise what is holding them back and reclaiming personal power.
Her story is a powerful reminder not to ignore the subtle signs of gaslighting and emotional abuse, and that no one deserves to be in an abusive relationship.
In this episode Jade and I talk about:
Stay tuned for Part 2 of her story which drops next week.
Links mentioned in the episode:
Join the Thrive Tribe waitlist HERE.
If you suspect it is happening to you, sign up HERE to receive your free guide to help you recognise gaslighting behaviour.
Download the E-book – Thirteen single mothers share their struggles, top tips, and their favourite things about being a single mother – HERE.
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In this episode, I talk about the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS), including what it is, and how keeping it regulated can help you. The ANS is something I’ve grown more and more interested in over the last two years, and it’s something I often incorporate into my coaching practice.
Today, I share:
Links mentioned in the episode:
Read my blog post where I share “Eight Ways to Survive Easter Without Your Kids” HERE.
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This week on the show, my special guest Maggie Bailey shares Part 2 of her story.
**Please note this episode and topic may act as a trigger for some people, and this episode is not suitable to listen to within earshot of children.**
This is the story of Maggie, a single mother raising two daughters, who lost her husband to suicide. Maggie’s husband had been struggling with substance abuse for many years, and despite Maggie’s efforts to help him, he was unable to overcome his demons. Since then, she has found the courage to speak publicly about her experience, knowing she has a unique opportunity to help others who are struggling with mental health issues and substance abuse.
Maggie’s story serves as a reminder that we are all capable of overcoming challenges and making a positive impact on the world around us. If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health issues or substance abuse, please seek help. You are not alone; there is always hope for a better tomorrow.
In this episode, Maggie talks about:
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Listen to Part 1 of Maggie's story here.
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This week on the show, my special guest Maggie Bailey, shares Part 1 of her story.
**Please note this episode and topic may act as a trigger for some people, and this episode is not suitable to listen to within earshot of children.**
This is the story of Maggie, a single mother raising two daughters, who lost her husband to suicide. Maggie’s husband had been struggling with substance abuse for many years, and despite Maggie’s efforts to help him, he was unable to overcome his demons. Since then, she has found the courage to speak publicly about her experience, knowing she has a unique opportunity to help others who were struggling with mental health issues and substance abuse.
Maggie’s story serves as a reminder that we are all capable of overcoming challenges and making a positive impact on the world around us. If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health issues or substance abuse, please seek help. You are not alone, and there is always hope for a better tomorrow.
In this episode, Maggie shares:
Stay tuned for Part 2 of her story which drops next week.
Links mentioned in the episode:
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Download the E-book – Thirteen single mothers share their struggles, top tips, and their favourite things about being a single mother – HERE.
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Kids react to separation and divorce differently. They might feel like they've done something wrong to cause the separation, or they might feel anxious... They might withdraw, and they might display disruptive behaviours... These are normal reactions, and the best thing you can do, as parents is to let your kids know that it's okay to experience and share how they're feeling.
If you are separating from the other parent of your children, it's helpful to know what your kids might worry about so you can support them to the best ability. In this episode, I share ten things that kids might worry about when you separate.
I hope this episode helps you understand and listen to how they're feeling, and make sure they feel supported during the process.
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In this episode, I talk about children and what they should know, what they shouldn’t know, and what they probably know anyway, as you consider separation. Divorce or separation can be a challenging transition for children. It can be a traumatic event, but you and your children will adjust to this new situation as you find your new normal. I hope this episode helps you guide your children through this transition too.
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The decision to separate usually results after weeks, months, or even years of contemplation. In this episode, I share ten things I highly recommend you do before separating or divorcing, if possible.
Getting a divorce or separation is a tremendous amount to handle legally, financially, socially, and emotionally. It’s something you take on when you’ve tried working it out and are certain there are no other viable options. So it’s crucial you do what you can to make this transition as easy as possible for yourself and your children.
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This week on the show, I have Ginger Gentile joining me.
Ginger is a filmmaker and change-maker. She reunites families torn apart from parental alienation and divorce through her work as a coach and also through her films Erasing Family and Erasing Dad. She is a documentary filmmaker dedicated to addressing ignored issues and shedding light on solutions. She travels frequently as a public speaker and is an in-demand consultant for parents reversing alienation, startups and NGOs raising money, and filmmakers.
Ginger’s experience is also drawn from her own journey as a child of high-conflict divorce. She is certified to offer the New Ways for Families Course created by Bill Eddy of the High Conflict Institute and she is also a certified iPEC coach.
In this episode we talk about:
Links mentioned in the episode:
If you are curious to learn more about the topic of parental alienation, please listen to past episodes 325 and 326.
Check out Ginger’s website Erasing Family and Reversing Parental Alienation.
You can connect with Ginger on her Facebook and Instagram.
You can stream her documentary Erasing Family on all major platforms.
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This episode is relevant to you if you are trying to decide whether or not to get divorced or separate (you don't need to be married). This is one of the hardest decisions you’ll ever have to make. Too often, when making this decision, we rely on our feelings for answers, but doing this can confuse you and keep you in limbo, for months, or even years in many cases.
Today, I share some insights and reflection questions to help you determine if divorce or separation is the right move for you, or if you are able to take your relationship or marriage in a new direction. You don’t have to sit on the fence, stuck with indecision forever.
If you are going through this right now, please know that you are not alone. May you find the strength and confidence to move forward with concrete plans for yourself and your children.
Links mentioned in the episode:
Join the Thrive Tribe waitlist HERE.
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In this episode, I share with you a variety of options to get through the divorce process - from a full-on trial, to DIY, to mediation, to collaborative... Divorce is an emotional and stressful process, and can be a difficult time for families. There are a number of important decisions you have to make. It is critical to be prepared and we know it can be especially tough on kids. I hope the information I share with you helps you make the transition as smooth as possible for you and your children.
Links mentioned in the episode:
Check out my recent episode where I talked about collaborative divorce HERE. (Episode 324)
Join the Thrive Tribe waitlist HERE.
Download the E-book – Thirteen single mothers share their struggles, top tips, and their favourite things about being a single mother – HERE.
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In this episode, I discuss how you can be seen as credible during separation. It’s very important you appear as a credible person when you are dealing with lawyers, mediators, and even your ex. Credibility is important because it can help influence decisions and set reasonable expectations, and when you establish credibility, you establish you are thinking about what is important and best for the kids, and not letting your emotions get the better of you. So here, l give you tips on how you can establish your credibility. I hope what I discussed today will help you to remain objective, and to communicate with confidence and clarity.
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In this episode, I talk to you about some ways you can improve your mindset. If you’ve listened to my past podcast episodes you will know that I am an advocate of developing and having the right mindset. Improving your frame of mind and the thoughts that run through your head can drastically alter your life. So, if you want to be a better version of yourself, learning how to improve your mindset can help you get there more quickly.
Links mentioned in the episode:
Check out my recent episode where I talked about the brain and the science behind our thoughts HERE. (Episode 332)
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Download the E-book – Thirteen single mothers share their struggles, top tips, and their favourite things about being a single mother – HERE.
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In this episode, I talk to you about how you can prepare yourself emotionally for divorce or separation. In today’s society, divorce is a present reality for all couples that decide to marry. If you are ever faced with this decision or life change, it's important to mentally and emotionally prepare yourself for the difficulties that may lie ahead.
Divorce isn’t easy; it can be a traumatic experience for everyone involved as you deal with many complex issues. I hope this episode helps you see the silver lining. Instead of focusing on your current emotional state, know that your choices and preparation will allow you and your children to live in a home where you are no longer exposed to anger, an unhealthy relationship, and perhaps even domestic violence.
Links mentioned in the episode:
Check out my recent episode on collaborative divorce HERE.
If you live in the United States, you can check out www.findlaw.com/state to see applicable family and divorce laws in your location.
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In this episode, I talk to you about the brain. I talk about how thoughts and habits are created in the brain and why it’s so important to be mindful of the way we think in order to create lasting change. How we think is very important. Ever heard of the phrase, “we become what we think about?” Thoughts are really important to people because they determine our well-being, how we act, how we behave, the choices we make, how we feel about ourselves, our relationships with others, and the quality of our lives.
I hope this episode helps you understand yourself and your thoughts better and to be mindful of them so you can create new habits.
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In this episode, I talk about habits and how we can develop healthy habits that will support us in achieving our goals. Understanding how to build new habits is essential for making progress. And the first step is to start with your ‘why.’ Why do you want to reach your goal? As you set your goals for this new year, make a solid plan so they become a reality. You can then start creating new habits that align with your goals and that will help support you in reaching your goals.
I hope this episode helps you think of the new year as a fresh start. A new year is a unique opportunity. In this episode, I share a list of things to help you create new habits to achieve your goals this year. What you focus on becomes your reality. May you all live your life with intentions that will help you get closer to your goals.
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In this week’s episode, I have my new husband Greg joining me! Get ready for laughter and cringe moments as Greg and I recall our highs and lows of 2022. And lastly, we want to share our wedding story with you!
What a whirlwind of a year it has been. We are happy to end 2022 on a high note, and we look forward to more memories and experiences for next year. Thank you for being part of my journey and for allowing me to be a part of yours.
From our family to yours, have a wonderful season of celebrations!
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This week on the show, I have the legendary Bill Eddy joining me.
Bill Eddy is a lawyer, therapist, mediator, and co-founder of the High Conflict Institute. He pioneered the High Conflict Personality Theory (HCP) and is the world’s leading expert on methods for managing disputes involving people with high-conflict personalities. He provides training on this subject to lawyers, judges, mediators, managers, human resource professionals, businesspersons, healthcare administrators, college administrators, homeowners’ association managers, ombudspersons, law enforcement, therapists, and others. He has worked as the senior family mediator at the National Conflict Resolution Center, a certified family law specialist representing clients in family court, and a licensed clinical social worker therapist. In 2021, he received the Lifetime Achievement award from the Academy of Professional Mediators.
Bill serves on the faculty of the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution at the Pepperdine University School of Law, and is a conjoint associate professor with the University of Newcastle Law School in Australia. He has delivered talks and training to lawyers, judges, and mediators in over 30 U.S. states and 13 countries, and has authored or co-authored 20 books. His popular blog on the Psychology Today website has more than 5 million views. He regularly consults on issues of alienation, family violence, and false allegations in family court cases.
In addition, Bill is the developer of the New Ways for Families® method of managing potentially high-conflict families in and out of family court.
In this episode we talk about:
Links mentioned in the episode:
You can connect with Bill on his Website, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, or his YouTube channel.
You can also check out his Podcast, It’s All Your Fault HERE.
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Today I give the single mums out there a bit of a pep talk. The holiday season can bring so much stress and overwhelm to many single mums. Being a single mum during the holidays can be lonely, but it doesn’t mean you cannot be happy. There are still so many things to be grateful for.
I hope this episode helps you make your single-parent holiday season an awesome, incredible time with your kids. Holidays are some of the hardest times for a single parent, but with positivity and creativity, you can make it fun and develop new holiday traditions with your kids. You can do this!
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Today I talk about developing new traditions when it comes to dealing with holiday seasons as a single parent. I hope the ideas I share with you create meaningful and new memorable Christmas traditions. Every major life event, whether joyful or sad, brings on a period of transition as we adjust to the “new normal,” and it turns out that celebrating Christmas as a single parent can be just as good, or often (and especially over time), even better!
I hope this episode is insightful for you and provides you with hope. Give yourself a pat on the back, there is no better gift you can give to yourself knowing that you are thriving after dealing with adversity.
Links mentioned in the episode:
Join the Thrive Tribe waitlist HERE.
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In this ep, I chat about five different parent-child contact problems one might face. For example, in a recent podcast, I discussed a polarizing topic about parental alienation. Some believe in it and some don’t. Here, I spend a bit of time discussing this more to bring greater awareness and understanding of this topic.
In this episode, I discuss:
These five parent-child contact problems are things to be mindful of, so you are able to maintain positive parent-child relationships.
Links mentioned in the episode:
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This week on the show, I have Susan Shofer joining me.
Susan Shofer is a two-decade agency-licensed private investigator with over 1,100 testifying hours. Ten years ago, while working as a private investigator, Susan became a certified divorce coach. Her area of expertise is high-conflict divorce with a specialty in parental alienation. Susan is a member of the Parental Alienation Study Group, comprised of the most prominent mental health clinicians and legal professionals in the parental alienation space. She is also the Director of the Baltimore /Annapolis/ DC/ Northern Virginia NADP (National Association of Divorce Professionals).
Susan’s passion and mission are to help people navigate through their high-conflict divorce using specific strategies unique to their cases. Her specialty is teaching targeted parents how to approach parental alienation with a true understanding of why it happens, how it must be litigated in court, and ways to effectively communicate with alienated children.
In this episode we talked about:
This is a topic that is close to my heart. it is so important and so tragic. I hope it helps you if you are suffering from going through this.
Links mentioned in the episode:
If you want to get in touch with Susan, you may email her at Susan@susanshofer.com.
Check out Susan's website HERE.
You can connect with Susan on Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Instagram, or her YouTube channel.
You can watch Susan’s TedX talk HERE.
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