Uncoupled & Unfiltered

Ksenia Muench

Divorce isn’t polite, and this podcast isn’t either. Uncoupled & Unfiltered is where strong, self-sufficient adults come to get real about divorce—before, during, and after the papers are signed. Hosted by Ksenia Muench, MBA, a no-BS divorce strategist who’s been through the fire of high-conflict litigation, this show is for people who aren’t here to play games or drag anyone through the mud—but who are done taking crap and ready to move on. If you’re dealing with a litigated divorce and trying to keep it fair, focused, and drama-free, this podcast is your new go-to. You’ll hear from legal pros, therapists, financial experts, and real people in the thick of it. Ksenia also drops unfiltered solo episodes full of straight talk, hard-earned lessons, and a healthy dose of tough love. Divorce sucks. But you don’t. Let’s get through this with clarity, grit, and a little humor—because thriving after divorce is the real flex.

  1. Divorce Recovery: What No One Tells You

    2 DAYS AGO

    Divorce Recovery: What No One Tells You

    Today on Uncoupled & Unfiltered, I sit down with Oona Metz, therapist, divorce recovery expert, and author of Unhitched. With decades of experience, Oona has helped women move beyond simply surviving divorce and begin rebuilding their lives with real support, practical tools, and zero fluff. We dive into what divorce recovery actually looks like, why it’s unlike any other life transition, and the communities and resources that exist to help women feel supported, understood, and far less alone. Key Topics Covered: Why recovery from divorce is fundamentally different from grieving a death or healing from heartbreakWhy structured support groups are often more effective than venting to friends, leaning on family, or searching for answers on social mediaThe origins of Unhitched and why it’s an essential resource for anyone navigating divorceCommon behaviors that keep people stuck—even when they believe they’re “doing the work.”Why the belief “I should be over this by now” stalls healing, and what actually helps insteadThe most common challenges and frustrations women experience during divorce recoveryThe biggest lie we’re told about divorce—and what the truth really is “The opposite of love is not hate, because both love and hate keep you attached. I think the opposite of love is indifference. And so letting go is one of the most important things you have to do in a divorce, and it's hard to do.” - Oona Metz About Our Guest: Oona Metz Oona Metz, LICSW, CGP, is a nationally recognized therapist, writer, and speaker with over 30 years of clinical experience supporting women through major life transitions, especially divorce. She is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, Certified Group Psychotherapist, and a Fellow of the American Group Psychotherapy Association, and leads multiple divorce support groups while training clinicians across the country through The Beacon Group Fellowship. Oona is the author of Unhitched: The Essential Divorce Guide for Women, an empowering and practical roadmap to healing and growth through every stage of the divorce process. Her work blends deep psychological insight with compassionate, real-world guidance to help women move from survival to flourishing. Who This Episode Is For: Women navigating divorce or separation who want practical guidance and emotional supportAnyone struggling to move on after a major relationship loss and feeling stuckPeople are curious about why traditional advice and social media coping strategies often fall shortThose looking for structured tools, communities, and expert insights to rebuild their livesFriends, family, or supporters of someone going through a divorce who want to understand the process betterAnyone interested in real, no-fluff approaches to healing and personal growth Connect with Oona Metz: Website:  www.oonametz.com  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oonametz  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/womennavigatingdivorce/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/oona-metz-licsw-cgp-6a14a41b/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@OonaMetz  Book: https://www.oonametz.com/book-unhitched  Connect with Ksenia Muench: Website: https://www.thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveagaindivorcecoaching/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kvmuench/  Substack: https://substack.com/@thriveagaindc  Email: ksenia@thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com  🎧 Listen, Subscribe & Share Follow Uncoupled and Unfiltered on Spotify, Prime, and Apple Podcasts for weekly conversations about divorce, relationships, dating, and self-discovery. If this episode resonated, please rate, review, and share to help others find the show.

    48 min
  2. Train, Eat, Slay: The Baddie Edition

    7 APR

    Train, Eat, Slay: The Baddie Edition

    On this episode of Uncoupled and Unfiltered, I sit down with Chanel Schweer—founder of Joy Movement, certified trainer, former Division I athlete, pro competitor, and mom—who truly understands the power of movement for both mental and physical health. We talk about getting you fired up to build the body of your dreams—and yes, maybe even make your ex realize he should’ve treated you better. This episode is all about breaking the intimidation factor around workouts, making good nutrition feel doable, and learning how to move in ways that actually feel good. It’s about moving with what moves you—and not being afraid of carbs… yes, I said it. Key Topics Covered: How even simple movement can help reduce stress and regulate emotionsWhy divorce can make working out feel overwhelming—or even impossible—and how to ease back inIs it that you don’t like working out, or just haven’t found the type of movement that truly moves you?Strength training and what it actually does for your body (and no, you won’t get bulky)Is the scale really your best friend when you start taking fitness seriously?Carbs as workout fuel: the do’s and don’tsWorkout addiction vs. discipline—understanding the differenceWhy rest days are essential and how to know when you need oneHow workouts you genuinely enjoy can help stabilize your emotions during divorce and rebuild your confidenceHow to adapt your workout routine during perimenopause and menopauseIs it really just genetics—or can you build the body you’ve always dreamed of? "Everyone's going to find what works for them… I always say, find what moves you and do it often.” - Chanel Schweer About Our Guest: Chanel Schweer Chanel Schweer is the founder of Joy Movement, a certified personal trainer, strength and conditioning coach, former Division I athlete (Syracuse University), and pro-level fitness competitor with over 15 years in the industry. She helps people feel confident, strong, and empowered through movement that’s effective and fun—whether that’s in the gym or at home. Chanel is passionate about making workouts accessible, focusing on sustainable habits, and supporting people in building the body and energy they want without intimidation or unnecessary complexity. This Episode Is For You If: You’re ready to move your body without feeling intimidated—or guilty—for skipping a day (or three)You want workouts that actually excite you, not make you roll your eyesYou’re curious about how carbs, strength training, and rest days really work for your bodyYou want to feel strong, confident, and maybe even make your ex do a double-take Connect with Chanel Schweer: Website: https://www.joymovement.co/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joymovement.fit/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chanel-schweer-86553513/  Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/@joymovement  Connect with Ksenia Muench: Website: https://www.thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveagaindivorcecoaching/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kvmuench/  Substack: https://substack.com/@thriveagaindc  Email: ksenia@thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com  🎧 Listen, Subscribe & Share Follow Uncoupled and Unfiltered on Spotify, Prime, and Apple Podcasts for weekly conversations about divorce, relationships, dating, and self-discovery. If this episode resonated, please rate, review, and share to help others find the show.

    52 min
  3. Money Moves After Divorce: How Women Can Take Control with Shari Rash

    31 MAR

    Money Moves After Divorce: How Women Can Take Control with Shari Rash

    On this episode of Uncoupled and Unfiltered, I sit down with Shari Rash, a nationally recognized financial advisor and host of Everyone’s Talkin’ Money, named a Top 4 money podcast by The New York Times with over 24 million downloads. We discuss why women need financial advisors who understand their unique relationship with money. Shari explains why financial conversations can be challenging for women, the emotional side of money, and practical strategies to take control of finances. Key Topics Covered: Why most financial advisors are men—and how that often causes them to miss the mark when speaking to women about moneyWhy women are more likely to feel intimidated by money management, especially during and after divorceCommon financial mistakes women make following major life transitionsAlimony decisions: when a lump sum makes sense versus monthly paymentsMaking big purchases on your own: when to finance—and when not toSmart money strategies after a divorce settlement, including how much cash to keep on hand, how much to invest, and how to prioritize retirementThe importance of liquidity during high-conflict divorces and planning for potential legal fees if future motions ariseThe emotional decision many moms face: going into debt to do right by their kids when a high-conflict co-parent refuses to contributeOne money habit for women that can make a significant difference over timeThe biggest money “rule” women are taught that actually hurts them—and what to do instead “There’s no reason for women to not be good at money or doing money or understanding money. Again, it’s just because you, one, were never taught it, and two, if you were taught it, it was likely from your father who spoke a very different language than you.” - Shari Rash About Our Guest: Shari Rash Shari Rash is the founder and lead financial advisor of GWA Wealth, a virtual fiduciary wealth advisory firm dedicated to making money simple and empowering women to build financial confidence and clarity. With nearly two decades of experience in financial planning, she breaks down complex concepts into practical guidance that helps clients navigate major life transitions, manage money with confidence, and create long‑term financial stability. Shari’s mission is to address the gaps many women face in financial education and support them in making empowered money decisions with less shame and more confidence.  This Episode Is For: Women navigating financial decisions during or after divorceAnyone looking to take control of their money with confidence and claritySingle parents handling major financial responsibilities on their ownIndividuals who want to understand the emotional side of money and how it affects financial choicesPeople seeking practical strategies for budgeting, investing, and long-term financial stabilityAnyone who has felt intimidated by money or unsure how to work with a financial advisor who truly understands their needs Connect with Shari Rash: Website: https://www.everyonestalkinmoneypodcast.com  www.gwawealth.com  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonestalkinmoney/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ9XFRGOsgZr_WFd8T0ShLg  X: https://x.com/MoneyChicShari  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shari-rash/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/everyonestalkinmoneypodcast  Connect with Ksenia Muench: Website: https://www.thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveagaindivorcecoaching/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kvmuench/  Substack: https://substack.com/@thriveagaindc  Email: ksenia@thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com  🎧 Listen, Subscribe & Share Follow Uncoupled and Unfiltered on Spotify, Prime, and Apple Podcasts for weekly conversations about divorce, relationships, dating, and self-discovery. If this episode resonated, please rate, review, and share to help others find the show.

    48 min
  4. Divorce Mediation 101: Costs, Timeline, and Common Mistakes

    24 MAR

    Divorce Mediation 101: Costs, Timeline, and Common Mistakes

    On this episode of Uncoupled and Unfiltered, I sit down with Amanda Singer, a professional family mediator and founder of West Coast Family Mediation, who helps couples navigate divorce in a collaborative and amicable way. We talk about why you don’t need to be friends to negotiate a fair settlement or finalize a divorce without draining your bank account—or your emotional well-being. Even if you don’t get along, there are ways to mediate successfully when you have the right mediator and the right support. Key Topics Covered: What mediation is—and how it differs from litigationWho mediation is right for (and when it’s not the best fit)The typical timeline for the mediation processWhy mediation can get tricky and how an experienced mediator helps get things unstuckThe role and importance of a consultative attorneyThe most common sticking points in mediation and why they ariseSeparation date vs. filing date—and why the distinction mattersWhat to do (and what not to do) before entering mediationDivorce coaches and CDFAs as part of the divorce ecosystemHow to choose the right mediator for your situation “With mediation, you have a mediator who works as a neutral third party… that mediator isn’t going to represent you or your spouse, but is going to work with both people together to resolve the issues related to the divorce.” - Amanda Singer About Our Guest: Amanda Singer Amanda Singer is a professional family mediator, attorney, and founder of West Coast Family Mediation. She helps couples navigate divorce and family transitions collaboratively, outside of court, with a focus on fair outcomes, clear communication, and preserving emotional well-being. With a background in law, dispute resolution, and divorce financial analysis, Amanda is known for guiding even high-conflict situations toward practical, workable agreements. This Episode Is For: Anyone considering divorce who wants a less adversarial, more cost-effective path forwardCouples who don’t get along but still want to reach a fair, workable settlementPeople feel overwhelmed by the legal, emotional, and financial sides of divorceAnyone curious about mediation and whether it could work for their situation Connect with Amanda Singer: Website:  https://westcoastfamilymediation.com/  Instagram: westcoast_mediators Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/westcoastfamilymediation/  LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/west-coast-family-mediation-center, https://www.linkedin.com/in/singeramanda/  Connect with Ksenia Muench: Website: https://www.thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveagaindivorcecoaching/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kvmuench/  Substack: https://substack.com/@thriveagaindc  Email: ksenia@thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com  🎧 Listen, Subscribe & Share Follow Uncoupled and Unfiltered on Spotify, Prime and Apple Podcasts for weekly conversations about divorce, relationships, dating, and self-discovery. If this episode resonated, please rate, review, and share to help others find the show.

    48 min
  5. Indifference Beats Hate In High-Conflict Co-Parenting & Blended Families

    17 MAR

    Indifference Beats Hate In High-Conflict Co-Parenting & Blended Families

    On this episode of Uncoupled and Unfiltered, we sit down with Karen S. Bonnell, a co-parenting coach, mediator, author, and mentor with over 30 years of experience supporting couples, parents, and blended families through times of transition, loss, and change. Together, we dive into the often-overlooked topic of co-parenting and the role stepparents play when entering the co-parenting dynamic. Co-parenting skills don’t come naturally like walking or eating; they require a significant learning curve shaped by trial, error, and growth. In this conversation, we go deep into how to stay focused on the children, avoid getting pulled into pointless and draining battles, and center your energy on what you can actually control. Key Topics Covered: The differences between healthy co-parenting and high-conflict co-parenting dynamics.Co-parenting therapy versus co-parenting coaching—and when each approach is most effective.Practical strategies for keeping your focus on your children instead of what’s happening in the other household.Why the opposite of love is indifference—and how emotional neutrality is often the healthiest place for effective co-parenting.How to respond when a co-parent is driven more by resentment toward their former partner than by love for their children, and the psychological reasons behind this behavior.The limitations of the court system in managing complex co-parenting conflicts, and why a well-crafted, detailed co-parenting plan is essential.How the co-parenting dynamic shifts when stepparents enter the picture.What a healthy and supportive stepparent role looks like.Situations in which a stepparent oversteps boundaries and how to navigate those challenges effectively. “Again, what do I have control over? I have control over what happens in my household, and in my backyard, my relationship with our kids, and that’s where my focus is going to be.” - Dr. Karen S. Bonnell About Our Guest: Dr. Karen S. Bonnell Karen S. Bonnell, MS, ARNP, is a respected co-parenting coach, mediator, and author with over 30 years of experience helping parents and blended families navigate separation, divorce, and life transitions. She is the author of several widely used co-parenting and parenting plan resources and is known for her child-centered, practical approach to building healthy two-home families. Who This Episode Is For: Parents navigating co-parenting after separation or divorce who want to reduce conflict and stay focused on their children’s well-being.Individuals dealing with high-conflict co-parenting dynamics and looking for practical, emotionally grounded strategies.Stepparents and blended-family members seeking clarity on their role and how to support healthy co-parenting relationships.Anyone feeling stuck in resentment, power struggles, or court-driven solutions, and wanting a more effective, child-centered approach.Anyone looking for guidance on effective co-parenting. Connect with Dr. Karen S. Bonnell: Website:  https://substack.com/@karensbonnell  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karenbonnell/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/karenbonnell  Amazon Author's Page: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B00M8VZXCE/about?ccs_id=b46b9ec2-68be-4507-a24f-ecf728ec5a2c Connect with Ksenia Muench: Website: https://www.thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveagaindivorcecoaching/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kvmuench/  Substack: https://substack.com/@thriveagaindc  Email: ksenia@thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com  🎧 Listen, Subscribe & Share Follow Uncoupled and Unfiltered on Spotify, Prime, and Apple Podcasts for weekly conversations about divorce, relationships, dating, and self-discovery. If this episode resonated, please rate, review, and share to help others find the show.

    1 hr
  6. Aimee Says: AI, Advocacy, and Surviving Abuse

    10 MAR

    Aimee Says: AI, Advocacy, and Surviving Abuse

    On this episode of Uncoupled and Unfiltered, I sit down with Anne K. Wintemute, Co-Founder and CEO of Aimee Says—an innovative AI-powered support tool designed for survivors of relationship abuse and domestic violence. We explore what makes this tool so powerful, how it supports survivors in moments of confusion or overwhelm, and the ways it helps people find their voice, advocate for themselves, and regain a sense of grounding when everything feels like it’s spinning. Key Topics Covered: Why Aimee Says was created and the critical gap it fills for survivors—one that existing resources and systems often fail to address.How Aimee Says differs from tools like ChatGPT, and why it’s specifically designed with survivor safety, validation, and advocacy in mind.How post-separation abuse is rarely researched or meaningfully addressed, and why survivors are so often expected to “move on” while the abuse continues.The reality that the burden of proof so often falls on the victim—not the perpetrator—and how easily emotions can take over during testimony. We discuss how this AI tool helps survivors stay grounded, clear, and regulated when it matters most.Using Aimee Says to navigate complex dynamics with court-appointed minor’s counsel or custodial evaluators.How Aimee Says can support survivors in rebuilding trust in new relationships, recognizing triggers, and navigating healthy relationship dynamics moving forward. “The antidote to chaos is clarity.” - Anne K. Wintemute About Our Guest: Anne K Wintemute Anne K. Wintemute is the Co-Founder and CEO of Aimee Says, an AI-powered support tool created for survivors of relationship abuse and domestic violence. With deep expertise in post-separation abuse and survivor advocacy, Anne developed Aimee Says to address critical gaps in existing support systems and help survivors find clarity, grounding, and their voice. She is a frequent speaker and advocate at the intersection of trauma-informed care, technology, and survivor empowerment. Who This Episode Is For: Survivors of relationship abuse or domestic violence who are seeking clarity, validation, and tools to help them find their voice.Anyone navigating the family court system, including interactions with custodial evaluators or court-appointed minors’ counsel.Advocates, therapists, and legal professionals who want to better understand survivor-centered, trauma-informed support tools.Individuals are rebuilding trust after abusive relationships and learning how to navigate new dynamics with greater confidence and self-awareness.Anyone interested in how ethical, purpose-driven AI can be used to support healing, advocacy, and personal empowerment. Connect with Anne K. Wintemute: Website:  https://www.aimeesays.com/en/home  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-wintemute-897077106/  Connect with Ksenia Muench: Website: https://www.thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveagaindivorcecoaching/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kvmuench/  Substack: https://substack.com/@thriveagaindc  Email: ksenia@thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com  🎧 Listen, Subscribe & Share Follow Uncoupled and Unfiltered on Spotify, Prime, and Apple Podcasts for weekly conversations about divorce, relationships, dating, and self-discovery. If this episode resonated, please rate, review, and share to help others find the show.

    45 min
  7. Narcissistic Abuse: The Signs, the Damage, and What You Must Know to Protect Yourself

    3 MAR

    Narcissistic Abuse: The Signs, the Damage, and What You Must Know to Protect Yourself

    On this episode of Uncoupled and Unfiltered, I sit down with Dr. Kerry McAvoy, a retired clinical psychologist, author, leading expert on narcissistic abuse and toxic relationships, and a survivor of narcissistic abuse herself. We explore what narcissism truly is, why this form of abuse is uniquely destabilizing, how to recognize the signs, what to watch for, and how to protect yourself — including how to reclaim and rebuild your life after the relationship ends. This is NOT a breakup story. It’s a survival conversation. Key Topics Covered: A clinical definition of narcissism, and how it differs from ordinary selfishness — including distinctions between narcissism, psychopathy, and sociopathyHow victims are selected, and why survivors are often among the strongest, most capable individuals — contrary to common misconceptionsWhat a relationship with someone with Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) looks and feels like from the insideWhat makes narcissistic abuse uniquely harrowing, and how it can permanently rewire victims’ brain functioning long after the relationship endsWhy survivors often stay longer than outsiders expect — and why “just leaving” is rarely simpleHow abuse frequently escalates after the relationship ends, and the forms it takes Why being targeted does not end with separation — even when the abuser remarries or appears to move onPractical strategies to reclaim your life rather than living in fear of the next reaction or moveDating after narcissistic abuse, including warning signs to recognize early and when to walk away “If you feel like everything is risky, like you're walking on water and you're trying to manage another person's emotional response, I think that's a sign that something's wrong.” - Dr. Kerry McAvoy About Our Guest: Dr. Kerry McAvoy Dr. Kerry McAvoy is a retired clinical psychologist, author, and leading expert on narcissistic abuse and toxic relationships with over 25 years of clinical experience. She hosts the Breaking Free from Narcissistic Abuse podcast, where she combines research-backed insight with personal experience to help survivors understand abusive dynamics and reclaim their lives. Her memoir Love You More offers a candid look at her own journey through narcissistic abuse, and her work — including books and courses — provides practical guidance for those healing from trauma and confusion caused by manipulative partners. Who This Episode Is For: Survivors of narcissistic abuse seeking clarity, validation, and language for their experienceAnyone navigating separation, divorce, or post-separation conflict with a high-conflict or narcissistic partnerThose questioning whether what they experienced was “really abuse.”Professionals, friends, or family members wanting a deeper understanding of narcissistic dynamicsSurvivors preparing to date again and hoping to recognize red flags earlyAnyone rebuilding their sense of self after a relationship that distorted reality Big Five Personality Test - to assess your personality style. Narcissistic abuse survivors tend to score high on agreeableness and conscientiousness. “Is It Toxic or Troubled” survey with a free online self-paced course to help those with a troubling relationship, be it a romantic partner, a friend, a co-worker, or a family member.  Connect with Dr. Kerry McAvoy: Website  Facebook  Instagram  YouTube  Tiktok  Book: Love You More: The Harrowing Tale of Lies, Sex Addiction, & Double Cross Connect with Ksenia Muench: Website Instagram  LinkedIn  Substack  Email  🎧 Listen, Subscribe & Share Follow Uncoupled and Unfiltered on Spotify, Prime, and Apple Podcasts for weekly conversations about divorce, relationships, dating, and self-discovery. If this episode resonated, please rate, review, and share to help others find the show.

    54 min
  8. Why Exes Are So Tempting

    24 FEB

    Why Exes Are So Tempting

    On this episode of Uncoupled and Unfiltered, I’m joined by Dr. Marni Feuerman, a distinguished psychotherapist based in South Florida and widely recognized for her expertise in relationships. Together, we dive into why exes can be so tempting—whether it’s the same ex or the same pattern in a different face. We unpack why we tend to idolize past partners, explore the personality traits that make some people more likely to return to an ex, and discuss how to break the cycle and move forward in a healthier, more intentional way. Key Topics Covered: Why exes can be so tempting—and why the pull can feel so strongWhen going back to an ex might be a good idea… and when it’s a clear mistakeHow personal growth (or the lack of it) impacts your decision-making about revisiting past relationshipsThe boundaries you need to set to move on and break the cycle trulyThe personality traits and attachment styles that make some people more likely to repeat old relationship patternsHow loneliness, fear of being single, and emotional vulnerability impact decisions about reconnecting with an exThe role social media and digital contact play in reigniting old relationshipsSelf-reflection questions to help identify unresolved feelings and determine whether revisiting an ex is healthy or harmful About Our Guest: Dr. Marni Feuerman Dr. Marni Feuerman is a distinguished psychotherapist based in South Florida, specializing in relationships and personal growth. She is widely recognized for her expertise in helping individuals and couples navigate breakups, understand attachment patterns, and build healthier relationship habits. With years of clinical experience and a compassionate, insightful approach, Dr. Feuerman provides practical guidance for creating meaningful connections and breaking repetitive relationship cycles. Who This Episode Is For: Anyone struggling with the pull of an ex or wondering why past relationships feel so temptingPeople who have found themselves repeating old relationship patterns and want to understand whyThose navigating breakups or divorces and seeking clarity on moving forward in a healthy wayListeners are curious about how attachment styles, personal growth, and emotions influence decisions about reconnecting with an exAnyone looking for practical strategies and boundaries to break the cycle and build healthier future relationships “Time is your friend in these circumstances. You should not need to rush anything, especially with a new partner or making a decision.” - Dr.  Marni Feuerman Connect with Dr.  Marni Feuerman: Website:  https://thetalkingsolution.com/ , https://www.drmarnionline.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmarnifeuerman/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrMarniFeuerman  Connect with Ksenia Muench: Website: https://www.thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveagaindivorcecoaching/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kvmuench/  Email: ksenia@thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com  🎧 Listen, Subscribe & Share Follow Uncoupled and Unfiltered on Spotify, Prime, and Apple Podcasts for weekly conversations about divorce, relationships, dating, and self-discovery. If this episode resonated, please rate, review, and share to help others find the show.

    52 min

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Divorce isn’t polite, and this podcast isn’t either. Uncoupled & Unfiltered is where strong, self-sufficient adults come to get real about divorce—before, during, and after the papers are signed. Hosted by Ksenia Muench, MBA, a no-BS divorce strategist who’s been through the fire of high-conflict litigation, this show is for people who aren’t here to play games or drag anyone through the mud—but who are done taking crap and ready to move on. If you’re dealing with a litigated divorce and trying to keep it fair, focused, and drama-free, this podcast is your new go-to. You’ll hear from legal pros, therapists, financial experts, and real people in the thick of it. Ksenia also drops unfiltered solo episodes full of straight talk, hard-earned lessons, and a healthy dose of tough love. Divorce sucks. But you don’t. Let’s get through this with clarity, grit, and a little humor—because thriving after divorce is the real flex.

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