
119 episodes

The Moms Moving On Divorce & Co-Parenting Podcast Michelle Dempsey-Multack
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4.9 • 203 Ratings
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Letting go and moving on after divorce? That takes guts, strength, and a whole lot of support. Author of the book Moms Moving On and Certified Divorce & Co-Parenting Specialist Michelle Dempsey-Multack, MS, and her guests are bringing you all three. Your divorce support village is waiting for you! Follow Michelle on Instagram @themichelledempsey
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Making Divorce Your Victory and Getting Past the Shame (For You AND Your Children)
If you take a look at Shelly Robinson's popular Instagram account, you'll understand immediately why she was the perfect guest to discuss "Making Divorce Your Victory and Getting Past the Shame (For You AND Your Children)". There's no question that most parents, moms in particular, carry a sense of guilt and shame after divorcing and this episodes serves as a reminder that you have nothing to be ashamed of.
In this episode of Moms Moving On, Shelly and I also cover how to become the best, most conscious parent you can be after divorce, and also gives great insight into:
How to repair relationships with your children after divorce
How to own your "human" moments with your kids
Shifting your perspective to realize that moving past your trauma can be your victory
and so much more!
Shelly Robinson is a holistic family wellness coach + workshop facilitator + conscious parenting advocate and her mission is to teach busy, midlife moms how to kick negative parenting patterns to the curb by teaching them the art and science of creating new habits; how to build conscious connection with their children; and most importantly, how to take radically good care of themselves.
Learn more about Shelly, here!
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Real Housewives of Orange County's Gina Kirschenheiter Chats About How She Put Her Ex's Domestic Violence Conviction Behind Her In Order to Co-Parent Her Very Best
After Gina's ex-husband was arrested for a domestic violence incident, Gina and her ex learned to put their differences aside in order to put their children first, and it's something Gina says she's "really proud of."
To know Gina Kirschenheiter from Bravo's Real Housewives of Orange County is to love her, but to also know how hard she's worked to put the pain of her divorce behind her in order to co-parent well, is to respect her something fierce.
In this episode, Gina candidly shares what her experience was like post domestic violence incident, how it actually strengthened her co-parenting relationship with her ex whom she shares 3 children with, and what life in a big, beautiful, blended family is like with her partner Travis.
Gina Kirschenheiter is an American TV personality who is best known for starring in The Real Housewives of Orange County. She joined the cast in Season 13. Originally from Long Island and a graduate of Hofstra University, Gina now lives in Orange County, California with her partner, Travis, and their 7 children.
*Please note, if you are experiencing domestic abuse of any kind, please reach out to the appropriate authorities before co-parenting with this person. You and your children's safety matter most.
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Special Bonus Episode Featuring a Chapter on Co-Parenting Life Hacks from Michelle's Book, Moms Moving On
Happy Mother's Day, MAMAS!
I thought you might enjoy listening to a chapter from my book, Moms Moving On, Real Life Advice on Conquering Divorce, Co-Parenting Through Conflict and Becoming Your Best Self.
This chapter is called "Co-Parenting Life Hacks for Maintaining Consistency in Two Homes."
I hope you love it!
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Co-Parenting from the Single Dad Perspective and the Importance of Treating Your Co-Parenting Relationship Like a Business; with Author Chris Illuminati
In this episode of Moms Moving On, divorced and co-parenting father of two Chris Illuminati shares his perspective on co-parenting and gets real about single fatherhood. Known for his humor on Instagram, Chris' take on fatherhood will make you laugh, while his approach to co-parenting will open your eyes to what it's like being a dad in a divorced situation.
Chris also gives practical advice on how to treat your co-parenting relationship like a business, and we couldn't agree with this strategy more!
Chris Illuminati is the author of five books and his writing has been featured on websites such as Rolling Stone, Men’s Health, and AskMen. He's a single dad who spends most of his free time running, reading and writing jokes on post-it notes. He lives in NJ with two part-time roommates who call him dad. Chris is known for his witty memes and snarky take on parenting which he shares on his popular IG account, @messagewithabottle
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Stepping Out of Divorce Chaos and Into the Beauty of Your New Reality; with Author and Coach Karen McMahon
Like many of the rest of us, Karen McMahon describes her divorce as a living hell, but nonetheless, one that helped her turn her pain into passion and possibility.
In this episode of Moms Moving On, Karen, an author and relationship and divorce coach, invites listeners to take a "journey beyond divorce" and shares her own powerful story and advice for stepping out of the chaos of divorce and turning pain into possibility!
KAREN MCMAHON is a Certified Relationship and Divorce Coach and Founder of Journey Beyond Divorce. She began divorce coaching in 2010 after recognizing that the pain of her divorce led her on a transformational journey into an incredible new life.
Karen leads a team of divorce coaches in supporting men and women around the world to become calm, clear and confident as they navigate divorce.
Karen is the host of the acclaimed Journey Beyond Divorce Podcast, co-author of Stepping out of Chaos: Turning Pain to Possibility and creator of JBD’s exclusive 12 Step Divorce Recovery Program.
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Life After Divorce: Going From Survival Mode to Finding Your Bravery, Picking Up the Pieces and Moving On; with Dr. Leah Katz
When you're functioning in survival mode after divorce, it can be hard to imagine yourself ever picking up the pieces and moving on. But in this episode of Moms Moving On, Psychologist, Author, and popular Instagram Personality, Dr. Leah Katz, helps us do exactly that.
"Every single day we have the opportunity to wake up and create a new mindset for ourselves and access the bravery," Leah shares. This is exactly the kind of advice we need.
Leah Katz, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist practicing in Portland, Oregon. Originally from New York, she completed her doctorate training at Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology. While living in New York, Dr. Katz worked at a community clinic where she led several groups, treated individuals and couples in therapy, and taught a course in Health Psychology at Stern College for Women.
She currently works in a group practice where she specializes in working with teenage girls and women, with a focus on treating anxiety and depression. She utilizes a hybrid of cognitive behavioral, ACT, and mindfulness techniques in her therapy work. She has gone on several mindfulness retreats and incorporates mindfulness concepts into the therapeutic work she does. She also facilitates mindfulness groups for the broader community.
Dr. Katz is passionate about girls’ and women’s mental health, and helping women navigate challenges to live deeply connected and fulfilled lives. She is in the process of publishing her first book, Gutsy: Mindfulness Practices for Everyday Bravery, which will be released May 22nd 2022.
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Customer Reviews
MMO podcast is a gift
When you’re going through the darkest days and you’re not sure how to make it, the MMO podcast provides enough light and hope to carry you. Michelle has incredible guests and provides such thoughtful perspective. I was so glad I started listening right in the beginning of my process because her mindset is what kept me level-headed and in the best place for my kids. Now that my divorce is finalized, I still listen weekly because she has very relevant advice for after you are through step.
Divorced and healed
I'm coming upon 6 years post divorce. Your podcast and topics are relevant and worth the listen. Now when I have a friend going through or post divorce, I recommend they listen to this podcast.Thank you being a voice so many need to hear.
Very inspiring and helpful
Very inspiring !!! 💙