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The Good Divorce Show with Karen McNenny and Christina McGhee

Bonus Parents, Big Feelings: Christina McGhee on Introducing New Partners with Intention

Guest: Christina McGhee, MSW, author of Parenting Apart, founder and lead trainer of the Co-Parenting Specialist Certification Training program, and ...

Why Hire a Divorce Coach

By Karen McNenny Divorce isn’t only a legal process — it’s a life transition that reshapes your finances, your parenting, ...

The Good Divorce Show with Karen McNenny and Kate Liles

Growing Up Across Two Homes When Nothing Was Shared

Child of Divorce: How Childhood Divorce Shapes Adult Relationships and What Parents Can Do Differently When parents divorce, they often ...

Summer Encore: For the Dads — Patrick Duganz on Father Engagement After Divorce

In the midst of summer in Western Montana, while families enjoy the great outdoors, the focus on the importance of ...

Karen McNenny and Kelly Myers

The Weight of Two Losses: A Child and a Marriage

Divorce and Co-Parenting: What Happens When the System Fails Families? What if the biggest challenges in divorce aren’t caused by ...

The Good Divorce Show: Book Journey Part 3

The Book Is in the World — Now the Real Work Begins (Part 3 of 3)

On April 26th, 2024, an email arrived asking Karen if she’d ever thought about writing a book. Exactly two years ...

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Tearing It Apart and Sewing It Back Together: Writing The Good Divorce (Part 2 of 3)

She had a book deal. Now she had to write the book. In Part 2 of this behind-the-scenes series, Karen ...

The Making of a Book Part 1

The Book That Was Chasing Me: How The Good Divorce Found Its Way Into the World (Part 1 of 3)

At 18, Karen McNenny wrote in a pageant essay that her greatest ambition was to write a bestselling book. She ...

The Good Divorce Show with Karen McNenny and Dr. Carol Hughes

Gray Divorce, Adult Children, and the Myth That They’ll Be Fine

Episode 99 with Dr. Carol Hughes What happens when parents wait until the children are grown to divorce—only to realize ...

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