I sat down with Randi Cutler Hall on the Getting Real with Grief. podcast to discuss how divorce, if not handled properly, can lead to intergenerational trauma, and how mediation breaks that cycle.

In this conversation, host Sol Kennedy and I discuss the importance of understanding children's perspectives during parental conflicts, the need for effective communication between parents, the role of mediation as a peaceful alternative to litigation, and I offer techniques for dealing with difficult personalities, particularly in high-conflict situations.

As parents, it's our job to minimize the impact divorce will have on our kids. And one of the ways is by working with a mediator like me to develop a comprehensive parenting plan that puts them first. Listen as I share my tips to do just that with The Two Docs.

In our minds, divorces are long drawn out fights with attorneys acting as the weapon against the soon to be ex-spouse. It doesn't have to be that way. Listen as I talk with Money Marci and share how mediation offers a quicker, easier, less expensive path to divorce if both partners are willing to be open to the process.

In this episode of Raising 10, I speak with Ed Franklin about my journey from child of divorce to founding Equitable Mediation Services and becoming a nationally recognized divorce mediator.

In this conversation, divorce mediator Joe Dillon and divorce coach Cheryl Dillon explore the common emotional landmines couples face during mediation and share practical strategies for managing them.

In this episode of Never in Reverse Podcast, host Jeremy Axel and I explore the biggest misconceptions surrounding divorce and why mediation offers a better path forward.

Joe Dillon joins the team at Reignite Resilience for part two of their conversation to discuss how active listening, a peaceful approach, and exuding calm during the proceeds can help even high conflict couples successfully mediate their divorce.

Joe Dillon joins the team at Reignite Resilience to unpack how couples can end their marriage without burning down their future. As I shared on the show, better divorces start with better decisions. With the first being the decision to mediate.