Divorce & Other Things You Can Handle

This week we are opening our 4-part series with Carey Davidson, founder of Tournesol Wellness, an integrative healing arts practice and learning center. In this episode, Carey takes us through the 5 personality archetypes, the gifts and challenges they offer, and how each archetype can achieve optimal balance and resilience. Carey Davidson founded Tournesol Wellness to help heal and strengthen people with all different types of ailments - including both the physical and emotional as well as the acute and ongoing. Modern medicine, while necessary and at times miraculous, is limited to treating a specific ailment or part of the body, not the person as a whole. Carey’s approach dives deeper into understanding your primary archetype and how you can achieve balance, strength, and resilience. The 5 archetypes are based in ancient Chinese transformative medicine and can help us understand our emotional and physical ailments in the short and long term.

When Sarah was a child, she was faced with her parent’s divorce. Her world and her life had changed. Sarah found that cleaning up, organizing and owning her space helped her cope, and began her path to helping others become more organized. As Sarah set out on her professional path of organizing homes,  she found that most of her clients were going through major and at times traumatizing life transitions. This led her to develop a more intentional way of decluttering. In Sarah’s words “The transformation of space can be a vehicle of healing.” Even the simple task of sorting through clothes makes you revisit the significance and meaning of certain things in your life. In this episode, Sarah walks us through the ways that you can transform your space and heal following a divorce and how you can help your kids heal by setting up their new spaces.

This week, we have Tara Eisenhard, author of the D-Word and renowned divorce coach. Join us as she takes us through her Infidelity Recovery Boost, a multi-step process to help you evolve through the divorce process.

8 years after finalizing her divorce, Kelly digs deep into the realities of divorce. Her’s wasn’t at all what she expected, full of ups and downs but all worth it! Hear how Kelly got through and onto the best chapter of her life.

Join us this week as we address the stigma around prenups and how a pragmatic approach can actually be the foundation for long-lasting romance.

This week, Jen is joined by Certified Divorce Finance Planner Lili Vasileff of Divorce and Money Matters to discuss how divorce can affect your finances at each decade and what to focus on to make sure you are planning for the long term.

Anything is possible for women when they own their financial worth. Wealth manager and financial planner Marielle Schurig joins Jennifer this week to discuss how women can learn to own their financial worth.

This week’s episode is all about getting control of your finances during a state of transition such as divorce. We hear from so many of our readers and writers about how they knew nothing about their finances during their marriages, giving full control to their husbands. But when things begin to go downhill in your marriage, do you know enough to take control of your own money?

In this episode, Samantha opens up about her 20-year journey of single motherhood how she reinvented herself, and how she helps other women find and pursue their purpose.

Susan Guthrie and Rebecca Zung join us to talk about how mindfulness can be brought into the mediation process, and give the best chance at a win-win resolution. It is possible to step away from the fear and conflict that typically defines a divorce. Tune in to hear more!

Gabrielle Hartley, Esq. joins us this week to talk about her book Better Apart and the 5 elements needed to help you find peace as you navigate the choppy waters of divorce.

In this week’s episode, Jennifer talks about creating your own destiny after divorce with author, expert, and wellness coach, Dawn Burnett. Dawn takes us through her own journey, through two marriages, abusive relationships, her personal down spiral into debt and more. In her struggles, a pattern emerged.

This week Elise Pettus, creator of Untied.net joins us to share her divorce journey and how it brought her to create a dynamic site and community full of resources and support for divorced women.

Dr. Kristin Davin, also known as “Dr.D” joins us to discuss dating after divorce and provides us with 8 guiding questions to get ready to date again after a toxic marriage, infidelity, or any other form of unhealthy relationship. Get ready to challenge yourself, confront your doubts and set yourself up for success in your future relationships!

Ladies, start your engines! Divorce & Other Things You Can Handle is back for its second season with our amazing new host, Jennifer Butler. In this mini-episode, you will be introduced to Jennifer by our Director of PR and Partnerships, Judy Herbst. After almost exactly a year of writing for Worthy, sharing her expertise and experience, Jennifer has agreed to host this podcast that we are so proud of. We all have so much to learn from Jennifer as she has gone through the challenging transitions that come with divorce, loss, relocation, career changes and more. Tune in to season 2 for as Jennifer leads us through an exciting lineup of guests with expertise in finance, relationships, career, self-love, wellness and more! It all begins with Dr. Kristen Davin, an esteemed therapist specializing in divorce, marriage, dating, life transitions, and relationships. She will be talking a bit about our new study Jumping in: Dating After Divorce in 2019 and how to trust again after being betrayed in a relationship. R

If you’ve ever felt like you can’t control parts of who you are, or that your happiness is limited because of your personal nature you are going to love this episode. Carey Davidson is the founder and CEO of Tournesol Wellness, a fabulous center in New York City. After she moved through her own divorce, Carey sought out to create a roadmap for others to heal and thrive using modern science, ancient Chinese medicine and a whole lot of love.

The holidays can be a tough time...especially in moments of transition.It’s a crazy balance of a new year and a fresh start, and a nagging feeling of traditions that just aren’t the same anymore. This episode is all about the ways Worthy is making this holiday season special for women like you, including our $500 giveaway! No matter what your holidays look like, and regardless of how you've decided to balance the old and new, you’re doing just fine!

Veronica Dagher is an award-winning senior wealth management reporter for the Wall Street Journal. She’s the co-creator, host and co-producer of the top-rated podcast the Wall Street Journal’s Secrets of Wealthy Women where she’s interviewed some of the most well-known women in the world like Gloria Steinem, Bobbi Brown and Rebecca Minkoff. She co-produces and hosts videos for WSJ.com and is a regular guest on the Fox Business Network and other national media where she speaks about women, personal finance, markets and the economy. She is a frequent panel moderator and MC across the U.S. and is currently working on her first book, but she took a break from all of that to talk with us about wealth and women, and all of the ways a woman like you should identify as capable and worthy of wealth!

We must let go of the life we have planned, so as to accept the one that is waiting for us. You may have liked this quote when we shared it on our Instagram page, and we’re really excited to open this episode with it because there is a new life in the extended Worthy family. You may remember Nicole Amaturo, our favorite Personal Growth and Love Coach because this is the third time she’s been on our show! She is one of your, and our favorites, and we are so excited to talk to her after the birth of her new baby! If you’ve heard her here before you’ll remember that Nicole has 3 kids with her ex-husband, and that after she found the courage to leave that unfulfilling marriage she truly created the life she deserves. This episodes she talks to us about how she’s feeling at this moment of transition in her life, and she answers all of our nosy questions about her new blended family! Nicole is always so generous with her experiences, and we know that you’re enjoying her fresh start as much as we are, so we’re very

We know the divorce process can feel impossible, which is why we brought back our favorite divorce lawyer, Erin Levine. Erin founded Hello Divorce and is empowering women across the United States through their divorce journeys by saving them money and helping them become informed experts. In this episode we talk about everything from the unspoken rules of divorce court to the most common missteps Erin sees her clients make in the middle of the divorce process.