Conflict to Connection: A Guide to Divorce, Coparenting & Relationships
Join us as we explore how to navigate separation, divorce and coparenting with clarity, compassion and practical guidance.
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How to Manifest a Good Divorce (opens the original)
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Can you actually manifest a good divorce? Mitch, Bill and Bella explore why more children are witnessing amicable separations among their friends' families, and what it takes to build the same for your own. They talk through what it means to be genuinely open to a good outcome, even when everyone around you assumes separation has to be painful. Bill introduces the idea of the relationship itself as a system, one that can be deliberately rebuilt for a new co-parenting dynamic, separate from who e
Is Conflict Getting in the Way of Your Child Feeling Loved? Q&A Part 2 (opens the original)
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What this episode is about In this second instalment of listener Q&A, Mitch, Bill and Bella take on two questions sent in by listeners: whether the family court system is set up to genuinely help separating families, and whether conflict between parents can get in the way of a child feeling loved, even when that love has never actually gone anywhere. The conversation moves from the limits of what courts can realistically offer, through to a much more personal discussion about unconditional love,
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