Divorce Source Radio

In this conversation with Psychologist, Dr. Larry Friedberg, we discuss the trials and tribulations of getting your life back on track after divorce. It's not easy starting a new life again.  In this program, we'll explore the Feelings, Hurt, Fear, Guilt and Betrayal, associated with divorce.  We address Parental Alienation issues, due in part, to a partner's own personal abandonment issues they faced as a child.  We'll also be discussing Parenting Issues such as How to Parent Your Child During Divorce. And Finally, I ask Dr. Friedberg the ultimate question... What is Love?  For more free programs, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com or search "Divorce Source Radio" on iTunes.  

Divorce Coach, Shelley Stile discusses the grieving process during this series. The hardest part of a loss is learning to accept this new reality and operate within the new geography. Nonetheless, it can and must be done. Once we have achieved a sense of closure, we can move forward. In every ending there is a new beginning but first we must accept the ending. The loss involved in a divorce is as painful as a death. In many ways it is a death of an entire way of life. But what we need to know is this: it is not so much what happens to us in life, rather it is how we handle what happens to us that is important. In this program, Shelley coaches us through: The Stages of Grieving How to Overcome Your Divorce and Create a Bright Future Dealing with Anger and Negative Emotions The Signs of Depression after Divorce Positive Parenting for the Sake of the Kids And much more

Far too many divorcing couples get so caught up in the anger and drama of divorce that they forget what matters most...Our Kids! Author and creator or the The Child Centered Divorce, Rosalind Sedacca, joins us and shares valuable insight on how to break the news to our children that mom and dad will no longer be living together. One of the most difficult things to do after deciding you are getting a divorce is telling your children.  Rosalind's book, How Do I Tell The Kids about the Divorce? - A Create-A-Story Book Guide for Preparing Your Children - with Love!, addresses this issue in a unique way.   By adopting the principles outlined in The Child Centered Divorce, families stand a greater chance of raising healthy children and reducing future co-parenting problems by divorcing with dignity.  If you  are planning to divorce and haven't yet told your kids, this is a program you need to hear. For more free programs on divorce, visit www.DivorceSourceRadio.com

Divorce is a challenging and extremely stressful situation. With so much emotion involved many of us make a few mistakes during our divorce. If these mistakes involve decisions regarding your children, they can irreparably sever relationships that are important in children's lives. In this program, I'd like to introduce you to the role a Divorce Recovery Coach plays during a divorce. My guest is Shelley Stile, a certified Divorce Recovery / Life Coach. Shelley helps her clients navigate the difficult emotional terrain of this massive life transition. She helps them to release negative emotional baggage from their past - and - their divorce and teaches skills to accept their present life with little or no regrets, blame or resentment. For more programs, visit www.DivorceSourceRadio.com

  On this episode of Being Single, Steve and Toni  are back after a short hiatus as Steve goes on vacation and deals with his computer meltdown. Join the fun as we catch up and  update our listeners on Toni's latest trip to the D as well as  the fun and guests we have planned this summer! Show topics include:   Lets talk the Game of Love Steve gives us recap of his vacation to Captiva Island. Did he do the walk of shame after a night of dancing? How many pairs of sunglasses does a person really need?  Texting and dating etiquette? What happens if he doesn't respond? He texted...or NOT.   How men and women deal with "the look" from across the room. Say YES! to flirting Lets talk about Toni's tattoo. Steve wants to know are you supposed to read or make love? Toni is back in the "D" and she teaches Steve how to roll the dice. Steve learns something new about Toni Are you a dating chameleon?  What are your boundaries for change in a relationship Are you the sa

In episode #7 of "Ask Henry", attorney, Henry Gornbein, answers the question, "When Are Depositions and Interrogatories Useful During a Divorce?" For more full length free podcasts related to divorce, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com

On this episode of Being Single with Steve Peck and Toni Morales we discuss The Astrology of Relationships with YouTube Astrologer Grace, AKA GraceAnd4 on YouTube. Steve and Toni have been fans of her YouTube Series on How to Get With a Man based on their astrological sign.  Grace is also producing a series on How to Get With a Woman based on their astrological sign as well.  Grace also tell why each sign "rocks" and "sucks" in relationships. I you've ever wanted to know how your man or woman ticks, this is a "must hear" episode.  To see more of Grace's videos visit: https://www.youtube.com/user/Graceand4. For more information on Toni visit: www.YouRiseAbove.com.  For more programs on divorce and life after divorce visit: http://www.DivorceSourceRadio.com.  And don't forget to join our Facebook community at: http://www.Facebook.com/BeingSingleRadio.com.

Episode #7 of "Ask Henry" with Attorney, Henry Gornbein, asks the question "When are psychologial Evaluations used and what's their purpose? Hear more full length programs on Psychologial Evaluations as well as othere free programs related to divorce on www.DivorceSourceRadio.com or on iTunes by searching "Divorce Source Radio".

Steve and Toni are back for their third episode of Being Single and they're telling all about their past relationships! Steve explains how an "emotional" affair can be as harmful as a sexual affair.  Toni shares her experience with "downsizing" after divorce.  She once thought living the dream meant the size of your home and how much 'bling" she owned.  She now see things in a much different light and is grateful for what she has.  Toni and Steve, like many of our listeners, have been through quite a built since their divorce.  This program is about things our single listeners can relate to including: Is your astrological sign accurate? Favorite break-up songs Faith And much more For more free programs on Divorce and Life After Divorce, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com.  And be sure to "Like" our Facebook page at: www.Facebook.com/DivorceSourceRadio.com.

Single Again! Now What? returns from the 4th of July break with Joanie telling tales of her trip with a friend to Nantucket.  Have you ever been on a trip with a friend that seemed to control the flow of what you do and when you do it?  This was Joanie's experience and she talks about having to call her friend after the trip to express her displeasure for the way things went.  She values her friend but felt the need to get some things off her chest.  We've all felt this way and Joanie shows us how being up-front is always the best way. Steve talks of the great Mackinaw Island in Michigan and his new found love for coconut water.  He also reminisces about a time when he was married and wanted to go to New Orleans with his wife and she didn't want to go.  His solution... go by himself.  Was this the right or wrong decision?  You be the judge. Other topics include: Do wives control their husbands? Listener questions answered and much more.   For more programs on divorce and life after divorce, visit: www.Divo

In the third episode of "Ask Henry", Henry answers the question, "Is it okay to date while going through my divorce"? If you would like to ask Henry a question, phone our Listener Volicmail Line at (248) 686-2256.  TO hear more programs and listener questions, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio@gmail.com.

When your divorce is completed, it will be time to pick up the pieces and move on with your life.  This program features advice on rebuilding your life from one of the nation’s leading psychologists, Dr. Larry Friedberg. This program will delve into all aspects of starting your new life including: - Moving into your new home or apartment - How to spend quality time with your children and prepare them for their new living arrangements - The concerns of providing for two households on half the income - Learn why you shouldn’t hang on to your anger and be a martyr to your marriage And as for moving on with new relationships, we’ll discuss: - Why it might be a good idea to rediscover yourself before entering into a new relationship - Learn how to not marry the same type of person you just divorced - How not to fantasize that your new relationship will be perfect - Recognize that you still may feel unhappy after becoming involved in a new relationship because you haven't properly dealt with the grief of your divo

Millions of Americans are addicted to alcohol and /or prescription or illegal drugs.  If you or your spouse has suffered through an addiction during your marriage, this may present a challenge during your divorce. Even if you're not an addict, you might be made to look like one as false claims could leveled against you as part of a bitter divorce. So the question is, What do you do if you are an addict or falsely accused of being one during your divorce? Divorce Source Radio legal correspondent, Henry Gornbein joins me in this program to provide insight on Substance Abuse and how it can affect your divorce. For more free programs on divorce, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com

Parental Alienation occurs during the timeframe of a divorce or a separation. This condition is identified when a child expresses UNJUSTIFIED HATRED or UNREASONABLE DISLIKE of a parent and aligns with the one parent they prefer. Parental Alienation makes a rejected parent's access and relationship with the child difficult or impossible to maintain. Our guest, Joseph Goldberg, is founder of the CanadianSymposium for Parental Alienation Syndrome  (CSPAS). Topics in the program include: How to recognize a parental alienation problem with your child and what parents should be on the lookout for in identifying this problem What are the psychological markers to help mental health professionals differentiate between a case of Real Abuse from cases of Real Parental Alienation? Is PAS a mental illness? Strategies used by alienating parents to consciously obstruct visitation with the non-favored parent And much more... For mor information,visit www.DivorceSourceRadio.com

In episode #6 of "Ask Henry", attorney, Henry Gornbein, answers the question, "Do I  have to pay spousal support?" (Also knwn as alimoney) He also answers the follow-up question, "What's the difference between modifiable and non-modifiable spousal support?" For more programs, visit www.DivorceSourceRadio.com or search "Divorce Source Radio on iTunes.

"Ask Henry" Question #4: Will my sex addiction play a role in my divorce?

In a past program, we looked in depth at what Parental Alienation is. In this program, psychologist, Dr. Larry Friedberg, discusses the emotional toll parental alienation takes on the entire family and we discuss its cause and effect. Topics in the program include: Why someone would be an Alienating Parent The role Personality Disorder Plays in Parental Alienation The damage Parental Alienation does to children What to do if you are being alienated What to do if your child disowns you How you can lose your right to custody if the court finds you to be an alienating parent. For more programs, visitL www.DivorceSOurceRadio.com

In this episode of "Ask Henry",  a listener asks the question, "Should I stay in my home during my divorce with my wife?" If you would like to ask Henry a question, call (248) 686-2256 or send an email to DivorceSourceRadio@gmail.com.  For more free audio programs on divorce, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com. 

Deborah Moskovitch, is the author of The Smart Divorce and the creator and facilitator of The Smart Divorce consulting services. Deborah has appeared on national television and radio programs and presents The Smart Divorcee seminars and workshops throughout Canada and the U.S. Learning The Smart Divorce process helps you move efficiently and effectively through the practicalities and process of divorce while significantly reducing the complexity, costs and time involved ending a marriage. By providing the tools and strategies to make better informed decisions for you and your children, The Smart Divorce helps you move forward with focus, hope and confidence. If you are considering divorce or just beginning the process, this is a MUST HEAR program! For more programs, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com

Research into family breakdown shows that more than one in three children never see their fathers again after their parents split up, and nearly one in ten is so traumatized by the separation that they have considered suicide.  Children are often used as 'emotional footballs' and are left feeling 'used, isolated and alone,' with many turning to alcohol and drugs. A father's biggest fear during a divorce is what impact this will have on his children, and the possibility of actually losing custody, as well.  Many  people in our society don't see fathers' rights as important as mothers' rights.  Although there is a movement towards 50/50 custody in some states, very often, mothers end up winning custody of their children.  Children need both parents and fathers shouldn't be pushed out of their children's lives after a divorce. This is the story of Chris Marshall, a father who has been fighting for years for the right to have a reasonable custody arrangement.  His legal nightmare has cost him tens of thousands of