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Working on Me – Improving Relationships

On this episode of Single Again! Now What?, Joanie Winberg and Steve Peck speak with the author of Guy Free, Working on Me, Shauna Hoffman.

Shauna Hoffman

Guy Free Working On Me is not meant to be a permanent lifestyle. It is meant to be a time in your life where you stop basing your worth, your happiness, and your self esteem on having a man at your side. This is going to be an all out re-deciding of who you are, who you want to be and what you feel inside.

In the program we discuss:

The Key points for a good relationship
Why we sometime seek out our opposite for a partner
The importance of matching values in relationships
The importance of healthy sex
And much more.

Interested in improving your relationships? For more on Shauna Hoffman, visit www.WorkingOnMe.com.

Joanie and Steve are still searching for a new co-host and we’re looking for listeners that would like to give it a shot by doing a show with us. Listeners, be sure to pitch in with your thoughts on those who come on the air with us by emails at: DivorceSouceRadio@gmail.com or via our Facebook page at: www.Facebook.com/SingleAgainNowWhat. For more programs on Divorce and Life after Divorce, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com.

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It’s Never Too Late to Have a Good Childhood

Heartwarming, dream come true, and a family reunion. These are but a few words that ring true, and bring tears of sadness and happiness. Family law attorney Ron Supancic shares his touching and personal story of his parents divorce and subsequent remarriage almost 30 years later; and the profound impact it has had on his life. This is a first for Ron, as he has never publicly shared his family story, and we were honored and privileged to have heard it first – and be able to share it with our special listeners.

Ron Supancic

This episode of The Smart Divorce is not to be missed. It’s a true Hollywood story with an ending that many children of divorce can only dream of, a parent’s reunion after many years of divorce. There are so many life lessons that Ron teaches us; how he has become a wounded healer, uses the talking stick, what it means to develop your mission statement for divorce. There is much to learn – tune in to hear this powerful story of encouragement and hope.

A few highlights from Ron’s story ………
•    Parent’s divorced when he was only 9 years old, a time when divorce was a rare event.
•    Although abandoned by his biological father, they reunited 10 years later when Ron enlisted and served as a Lieutenant Commander in the U.S. Navy’s Judge Advocate General’s Corp.
•    Ron’s mother’s question…..and how the answer reunited the family.
•    How determination and perseverance shaped Ron’s career as family law attorney helping clients see their divorce as a healing opportunity for transformation.

Ron Supancic has been voted one of L.A.’s Super Lawyers by a jury of his peers in Los Angeles Magazine every year since 2006. At a special ceremony held last September, Ron was honored by the California State Bar for 30 years of service as a Certified Family Law Specialist. Ron is a frequent guest on radio and television, where he advocates Collaborative Divorce and Mediation, as well as other innovative approaches to resolve family conflict. Author of three books, When All Else Fails: The Real Cost of Ending a Marriage, Win-Win Custody Solutions, and California Family Law: A Layman’s Guide, Ron offers his clients the newest choices in family law. His commitment is to advocate for his client’s rights in a climate of integrity, dignity and respect. To contact Ron, visit his website at www.thelawcollaborative.com

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Living in The SuperMind

Today’s special guest is Maurie Pressman, M.D., author of Living in The Supermind. Dr Pressman is the Medical Director and Founder of the Pressman Center for Mind/Body Wellness, with offices in Philadelphia. This is a clinic which focuses on spiritual psychotherapy and the exploration of the human soul.

Maurie Pressman, M.D.

Living in The Supermind reveals that there is within us a mind beyond imagination. It is a Supermind which offers the power of knowledge, love, and inspiration beyond dreams. But it must be opened. The Supermind is the mind of dream and spirit. For more on Dr. Pressman and his book, visit: www.MauriePressman.com.

Tools for Better Co-Parenting

It’s tough enough being a parent this days, but when you add in the layer of co-parenting with your children’s other parent, it can become complicated – the good news is, it doesn’t need to be.

Dr. Isolina Ricci

Our guest, Dr. Isolina Ricci, Ph.D., is the author of the enduring classic for parents Mom’s House, Dad’s House, Mom’s House, Dad’s House for KIDS, and the newly released The CoParenting Toolkit. She is an internationally renowned licensed family therapist, educator, and mediator whose work has inspired and supported two generations of parents. Many of her pioneering concepts such as “Parenting Plans,” the “business-like” approach for managing conflict and communications, better words to replace legal terms like “custody” and “visitation,” have all become accepted standards.

In this episode of The Smart Divorce we discuss how to co-parent without conflict, do what’s in your children’s best interest and more.

Topics include:

The 3 lane Co-Parenting Highway
How parents can build on their strengths
“The Miserable Middle”
Co-Parenting guidelines
Flexible Co-Parenting
What kids want their parents to know
And much more!

The Co-Parenting toolkit is available at: www.momshousedadshouse.com Mom’s House, Dad’s House books are available through amazon.com.

For more information check out Dr Ricci’s website CoParentingToday.com, there are free articles. For example, “Divorce from the Kids Point of View”, “What your words really say” or “Parenting Plans: your most important document”.

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Unconscious Dating After Divorce

In this episode of Divorce Source Radio with Steve Peck, we explore what Freud called “the unconscious” – the collection of repressed thoughts, wishes, fantasies and drives, many of which have an aggressive quality. What is the relevance? Inside these unconscious conflicts lies the answer to why we are attracted to and or seem to attract a certain kind of person.

Elizabeth Tupling

The show is called Conscious Dating and our guest is Elizabeth J. Tupling, MS, TLLP is a psychotherapist specializing in individual, and family therapy, and maintains a private practice in Huntington Woods, Michigan.

For the person who is wondering why they are always drawn to the “bad boy” or “bad girl”, the addict, the emotionally and or legally unavailable person, it’s important to “open up the hood and look underneath”. What we’ll usually find is a long standing, established pattern of being attracted to the same kind of person, and not knowing why. Like a moth to a flame, we drift toward exactly what we consciously know is not healthy for us – it’s a real primitive, primal process that originates in early “imprinting” in the brain. This imprinting creates an unconscious definition of how relationships should feel for us – good or bad.

The challenge for the listener is to examine what feels “good” in the early stages of an attraction. And if the person is doing a truthful inventory of these feelings they might find that subtle cues of rejection, the need to chase, dismissal of one’s needs, justification of disrespectful behaviors, all feel vaguely familiar, comfortable and worse off, comforting. Doesn’t make sense does it? It usually doesn’t, it’s unconscious.

For more on Elizabeth Tupling, visit: www.MySoulGrowth.com. For more programs on divorce and life after divorce, visit www.DivorceSourceRadio.com.

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Questions Women Have About Men

Single Again! Now What? is back! This time Joanie and Steve are looking for answers to questions women have about men.

SeeingWithTheHeart Joining us on the show is the author of the award winning book Seeing With The Heart. William Lacey is a social commentator and we discuss the development of “spiritual sight”. His book also speaks about the opportunities for the personal growth and transformation during difficult times of trial and change. William provides a man’s perspective (with Steve’s help) to the most pressing questions that women wonder about men including relationships, faith and social issues. Don’t worry ladies, Joanie shared the woman’s point of view as well.

Some of the questions women have about men:

1) What are the things that turn a man off when he is just getting to know a woman on the first couple of dates?
2) How can a woman be sure there won’t be affairs in a relationship?
3) Why do men feel they need to fix everything when I simply want to be heard?
4) Why won’t men stop and ask for directions?

For more information and to order the book, go to www.SeeingWiththeHeart.com.

Also on the show: Ever dream of being on the radio? Here’s your chance! Lesley finds herself becoming more tied down with her company with less time for Single Again! Now What? We’re going to miss Lesley’s wit and wisdom on a regular basis and we’re looking for someone to fill her shoes. Listen to this show for more information on auditioning for our show. Good luck!

Visit www.Facebook.com/SingleAgainNowWhat for single again resources, show info and much more. For more free programs related to divorce, visit www.DivorceSourceRadio.com.

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The Anatomy of An Affair – Part 5

Part 5 of our series, The Anatomy of An Affair continues with David Feder.

Listener note: This is Part 4 of this series, and if you are finding this program through our archive directory, iTunes or Stitcher Radio, it is advised you begin with program 1 and follow the podcasts in their original order.

In this episode, David answers questions on might have if they have been involved in an affair such as:

•    Should I agree to therapy with my partner if he hasn’t ended his affair yet?
•    What is the best way to end my affair with my Affair Partner?
•    How do I make my partner feel safe when he/she pushes me away. It’s frustrating and I am feeling hopeless. I can’t seem to do anything right.
•    How do I rebuild trust after an affair? Are there steps to follow?
•    What about sex after an affair? I don’t feel like it but I’m afraid if I say no, it will be my fault that my partner goes back to his Affair Partner?
•    What is Forgiveness?
•    Should I tell my children about the affair?
•    Affairs in the workplace – What do I do if you both work at the same company?

For more on David Feder, visit: www.MyLifeAfterAn Affair.com.

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Understand Sexual Dysfunction and Have Better Sex!

Male and female sexual dysfunction affects millions, and is at the core of many past and future relationship problems. Edward Lichten, M.D., AKA, “Dr. Love”, is back on Divorce Source Radio with Steve Peck to discuss the reasons and cures for such problems.

If you are a male, new to dating, and ready to become involved sexually, you might fear performance anxiety. Dr. Lichten breaks down the reasons why men might not be able to achieve an erection due to stress, even with Viagra, and provides advice on dealing with this situation.

For many women, achieving an orgasm doesn’t come easily. Dr. Lichten explains why this is so, and introduces a propriety cream that is helping women achieve powerful orgasms regardless of their age.

Edward Lichten, M.D.

Dr. Lichten explains what women really want and need to feel fulfilled in a relationship, and it doesn’t always require a hard erection. The key, as he explains is LTH, or Loyalty, Trust and Honesty.

The Legal Precess of Divorce Part 1 – Selecting an Attorney

In this episode of “Ask Henry” with family law attorney, Henry Gornbein, we begin a series designed to walk you through the process of divorce. This is Part 1, of The legal process of Divorce – Selecting an Attorney.

Being well prepared and knowledgeable is key to a successful divorce. This episode educates you and provides options for a more peaceful divorce. Whether contemplating divorce or just beginning the process, Henry walks you through the process of selecting an attorney that’s right for your case, including questions to ask the attorney, what to expect during the process, and how to best prepare for the consultation.

There are many myths regarding filing for divorce. Some say that you should seek a law firm that only represents men or women as a means of achieving a better outcome. Others say it’s important who files for divorce first. Henry addresses these questions and breaks down fact from fiction.

If you would like to as Henry a question, send an email to DivorceSourceRadio@gmail.com and we’ll answer it in an upcoming show or via email. Visit www.DivorceSourceRadio.com for more programs on the legal and emotional side of divorce, and visit our Facebook page at: www.Facebook.com/DivorceSourceRadio.

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Needy and Clingy People

In this episode of The Intelligent Divorce with Mark Banschick, M.D., we discuss needy and clingy personality types. Have you been with this type of person or was it you that displayed these traits?

Neediness Pushes People Away: When the relationship is no longer in the “whirlwind romantic” stage, you may feel the need to cling too much in order to maintain what you had. “What’s wrong?” “I feel like you are not there.” Anxiety occurs because you sense a change, but you may be responding to something completely normal. It’s a burden to have to deal with a clingy lover. “Everything is fine.” Will you just stop it?” The irony is that as you push your concerns forward, you partner may just decide it is too much to deal with.

Divorce Source Radio And if you’re the clingy person and you are involved with a narcissist, this can turn explosive. There is no shame to admit that you are too clingy. And there are usually good reasons why you became that way; like anxieties in early childhood. Good relationships are worth a lot, so if you’ve got a tendency to be too needy, do something about it. Work on overcoming the wounds of the past, and make better relationships in the future.

While it’s fine to test the temperature of a relationship, be aware that your neediness may undermine a stable bond between you and your partner. And, if you are that partner, you may want to listen to this show and have some empathy. There’s a lot that can be done to keep your love fresh, with the help of counseling. This episode will help you learn more about needy and clingy people.

For more on Dr. Mark Banschick, visit: www.TheIntelligentDivorce.com.

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