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Join attorney Evonne S. Hopkins for a follow up show on High Conflict divorce. We had a lot of questions come in from listeners and Evonne answers them all

Evonne S. Hopkins is a North Carolina Board Certified Family Law Specialist and Certified Parent Coordinator licensed to practice in North Carolina, California, and the District of Columbia. Evonne earned joint JD/MBA degrees from the University of San Francisco in 2003 and a Bachelor of Arts (Honors) in Philosophy from Rollins College in 1998. Evonne utilizes her training, education, real world experiences, as well as her people skills to obtain the best results for her clients.Evonne has been practicing for 20 years and takes pride in helping thousands of families navigate through extraordinarily high conflict cases. Never one to shy away from conflict, Evonne is known for her straightforward honest style, powerful advocacy and is considered a formidable opponent.In addition to North Carolina, Evonne has been fortunate to live in New York, Florida, California, Spain and Japan. Evonne’s world has always been one of many cultures filled with diversity and family. She approaches each case with unique insight and a keen ability to problem solve and rework false narratives.When she’s not practicing law, Evonne loves to travel and support local animal rescue organizations.

To catch the first episode of this series please listen to the Meier Clinics podcast. Dr. Paul Meier, counselor Michaela Neff, and Kristin talk about Life Changing Events and how they shape us. The first episode on Meier Clinics has a more religious tone which fits with the Meier Clinics podcast. We shared this show here as well as on that podcast which includes Kristin's experience with her step-father's passing.

Join licensed clinical social worker, Kaytlyn Gilis, and Kristinf or a discussion about post separation abuse. Often the abuse you've endured while in a partnership with someone escalates once you've separated. Kaytlyn has made this one of her counseling specialties. They take a deep dive into how to protect yourself!

Kaytlyn (Kaytee) is a psychotherapist, author, and consultant with a passion for working with survivors of traumatic relationships- whether familial or romantic. She has extensive experience working with survivors of childhood neglect and family trauma. Her recent book, Invisible Bruises: How a Better Understanding of the Patterns of Domestic Violence Can Help Survivors Navigate the Legal System, sheds light on the ways that the legal system can perpetuate the cycle of domestic violence by failing to recognize patterns that would otherwise hold perpetrators accountable and protect survivors. Her blog on Psychology Today, Invisible Bruises, received over 5 million views over the past year.Kaytee has been featured on iheart radio, The Dr. Wendy Walsh Show, CP24 News out of Toronto, Newsweek, Shaye Ganam's radio show, and numerous articles online including Psychology Today, Psychotherapy Networker, Choosing Therapy, The Mind Journal, The Good Men Project, and many others. She provides training on recognizing patterns of domestic violence and family trauma, and helping survivors move forward. Kaytee has given trainings for Zur Institute, TPN, and others.

www.kaytlyngillislcsw.com

Join Dr. Paul Meier, Michaela Neff, and Kristin as they each share a signifant event in their lives and how that event impacted their mental health.

Join attorney, Evonne Hopkins, and Kristin as they talk about divorce involving a narcissist. Divorce is not easy for anyone. If you've been married to someone using coercive control, a gaslighter, a trauma creator - it becomes a high conflict endeavor to extricate yourself and your family. Evonne answers the multitude of questions our listeners have sent in regarding this kind of divorce.

Evonne S. Hopkins is a North Carolina Board Certified Family Law Specialist and Certified Parent Coordinator licensed to practice in North Carolina, California, and the District of Columbia. Evonne earned joint JD/MBA degrees from the University of San Francisco in 2003 and a Bachelor of Arts (Honors) in Philosophy from Rollins College in 1998. Evonne utilizes her training, education, real world experiences, as well as her people skills to obtain the best results for her clients.Evonne has been practicing for 20 years and takes pride in helping thousands of families navigate through extraordinarily high conflict cases. Never one to shy away from conflict, Evonne is known for her straightforward honest style, powerful advocacy and is considered a formidable opponent.In addition to North Carolina, Evonne has been fortunate to live in New York, Florida, California, Spain and Japan. Evonne’s world has always been one of many cultures filled with diversity and family. She approaches each case with unique insight and a keen ability to problem solve and rework false narratives.When she’s not practicing law, Evonne loves to travel and support local animal rescue organizations.

Join podcaster, Katherine A Hart, and Kristin as they talk about how silence has shaped their lives.