Rich in Relationship

While divorce may be triggered by anger, holding onto anger in the form of resentment can lead to a longer, more expensive divorce that is more painful for the children as well as everyone involved. Regina explains how forgiveness can save us time, money, and energy in the divorce process. Regina is an alumna of Georgetown University’s SFS and George Washington University Law School, who has been...

Bullying is present in so many forms, it is a wonder only 1 in 5 kids report it. Learn how to the consequences, how to identify and treat bullying in your home and school. Follow us for more! Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@richinrelationship5766 Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/richinrelationship/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/richinrelationship/ Pinterest - https://www.pinterest.co...

Which kind of divorce is best for the family? Which kind of divorce costs less? Takes the least time? How do these forms of divorce compare? Learn about divorce options and how to choose in this episode of Rich in Relationship.

Joy is separate and distinct from happiness. Happiness is transitory and stress-related. Joy is an experience we can have under any circumstances! Learn the difference between sadness and depression. Get valuable tools for managing sadness and remaining in joy. 

The pandemic has changed the way we do everything, including dating, learn more about pandemic dating with dating coach Hunt Ethridge.

Relationship getting a little stale? Wish you had a little more excitement? Tired of seeing each other in your sweats? Learn how to rekindle the romance in this episode of Rich in Relationship

A community of smart kick-ass women and virtual workshops taught by pros, coaches, therapists, lawyers, financial analysts, and more. Learn more about this new club for divorcing women that provides support and information for those in the process. https://www.chapter2club.com/

With so much fear in the air, how can we learn to face it and manage it so that it works for us?

Rosalind Sedacca, CDC is a Divorce & Co-Parenting Coach, recognized as The Voice of Child-Centered Divorce. She is the founder of the Child-Centered Divorce Network which provides Coaching along with valuable ebooks, programs and other helpful resources for parents who are facing, moving through or transitioning after a divorce. Rosalind also addresses tips for dating after divorce as a parent...

SHOW LESS Every time we want to make a change, do something new, there is a negotiation involved. Moving from "Here: to "There" involves other people, money, circumstances, interests, etc. Learn how to prepare and balance negotiation using the I FORE SAW IT method.

Jennifer Warren Medwin, MS is a CDC Certified Divorce Coach, Supreme Court of Florida Family Mediator, and a Certified Marital Mediator. Her private practice in Pinecrest, Miami is called Seeking Empowerment: Clarity through Partnership. Jennifer specializes in working alongside individuals and couples who are contemplating divorce and with those who hope to save their marriages. She partners with...

What if resilience demands intimate relationships as a foundation/ What are the similarities between intimacy and resilience?

SplitSmart is an organizational tool for divorce. Whether amicable or contested, organization is the key to keeping expenses down and emotions in check. Organization ensures transparency and prepares couples for efficient and productive settlement conversations. If kids are involved, our goal is to help you create a future where your children can thrive in the love of both parents and you can peac...

With our lives turned upside down by COVID, we feel we are less in control of the risks in our lives than ever before. In this episode we talk about what is risk management and what is their relationship to creativity?

Renée strongly believes that reconfigured families can work. This is a philosophy she applies to her job in the office and her job at home as a mom and stepmom to four children. Recognizing that people need reliable information about divorce, Renée penned the book Divorce in Connecticut, which can be found in every library throughout the state. Then one day she realized that children needed a reso...

As Resilience becomes a societal buzzword, it is helpful to understand what can get in the way of resilience particularly in relationships.

SplitSmart is an organizational tool for divorce. Whether amicable or contested, organization is the key to keeping expenses down and emotions in check. Organization ensures transparency and prepares couples for efficient and productive settlement conversations. If kids are involved, our goal is to help you create a future where your children can thrive in the love of both parents and you can peac...

A resilient relationship is one that can bounce back from any setback, that will respond to adversity by growing through it. In this episode, we explore what is the basis for a resilient relationship.

In times of stress and change, we need to be especially aware of what is going on with our children and how to build resilience in their lives so that they rise out of life's challenges stronger than before. Learn more about how to increase resilience in your child's life in this episode.

Carmela and Rich talk about the relationship between mind, body, and emotion and how to unlock triggers and blocks.  Dr. Carmela Bennett Bio: I blend 25 years of experience and training with psychodynamic, somatic (mind/body integration), gestalt and the expressive arts, to work with individuals, couples and families and specialize in relationships, anxiety disorders, addiction, life/career t...

Everybody craves intimacy but many don't fully understand how to build intimacy. In this episode, we lay out the base of intimacy so couples can begin to focus on how to deepen their relationship. Follow us for more! Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@richinrelationship5766 Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/richinrelationship/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/richinrelationship/ Pinterest -...

This week we are speaking with Health and Nutrition Coach Jenna Lessner about how whether you are talking about your body, your relationship or your divorce, It's easier to get "there" when you can at least accept yourself and "here" first.  Jenna Lessner is a Certified Holistic Nutritional Consultant who goes above and beyond for her clients. After her own 130-pound weight loss Jen...

In this episode, we explore what it takes to Thrive in Your Marriage with Julie and Greg Gorman. About Julie & Greg Gorman: Whether scuba diving, surfing, or driving the kids to practice, Greg and Julie Gorman venture through life hand in hand, firmly believing that God holds a distinct purpose for every couple. Together they have written four books and produced multiple video-driven, small gr...

Gaslighting and Denial are intimately intertwined. After you listen to this episode, you will start to recognize that both denial and gaslighting have different depths, intensities, and variations. 

Any dynamic that occurs with individuals happens culturally and visa versa. We see gaslighting and denial in personal relationship, in company dynamics and across our culture. With the internet, we now have the large3str opportunity for gaslighting ever offered. An exploration of this principle as it applies to racism and solutions.