The Separation Guide | A starting point for better separation and divorce

By: The Separation Guide
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  • The Separation Guide is your independent guide to separation and divorce in Australia. We support you from start to finish, making separation simpler, more manageable and less stressful. We aim to give you confidence to make the right decisions for your future.
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  • Episode 25: Separation support for men
    Dec 19 2024

    In this episode, host Sabina Read sits down with Arabella Feltham, Separation Consultant at The Separation Guide, to explore how men can navigate separation with strength and support. They discuss:

    • Staying out of conflict and prioritising health

    • The importance of support networks

    • Why men are often blindsided by separation news

    • Managing grief, anger, and mental health challenges

    • Practical advice for FIFO and emergency service workers

    Discover tools and resources to regain control and move forward. Don’t miss it!

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    55 mins
  • Episode 24: Positive Co-parenting during the holiday season
    Dec 13 2024

    Positive Co-parenting over the holiday season

    In this episode, Lisanne Iriks of the Co-Parenting Institute talks with Sabina Read about creating a positive co-parenting environment for your children during the holiday season.

    Whether the separation is relatively new or you are tackling your first Christmas as a separated family, Lisanne shares some ways to manage the emotions and changes to traditions over this time. She shares how to give yourself and your children a positive experience, creating new rituals for the future.

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    44 mins
  • Episode 23: How can I plan my financial future with Tribeca Financial
    Dec 13 2024

    How can I plan for my financial future?

    Live, love, legacy and laugh

    During this episode, Ryan Watson of Tribeca Financial will share how to escape fear and live the life you want in the future, following the priorities to live, love, legacy and laugh.

    Ryan shares the range of emotions you may feel about your finances during separation. He shares some common fears many people experience during this time, such as the fear that you will lose everything in the process (which isn’t true if you get the right support around you) and how to balance immediate needs versus long-term goals.

    His philosophy is that a problem shared is a problem halved.
    Ryan thoughtfully covers how you can feel a greater sense of security and certainty by having the right financial advice and the power of seeing your options laid out. It’s an empowering episode that will give you practical information to step forward confidently.

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    40 mins

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life saving

this is an excellent podcast that is helping me immensely. seperation / divorce is so hard and convoluted, this podcast will calm and empower. it's refreshing to hear such sound advice that has your wellbeing and best future outcome in every episode

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