Hosted by Elisabeth Joy · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 131 episodes
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A Blessing in Divorce is a podcast born out of Elisabeth's personal divorce experience as well as the years she has spent guiding women through this difficult time. Listen and subscribe for weekly uplifting, relevant and helpful content that will help you heal and rise while you navigate your divorce and create a new life for yourself. This is a safe space where all are welcome.
Elisabeth Joy hosts A Blessing in Divorce, a society show with 131 episodes published.
NOTE: Call is May 4th @ 6pm EST (I think I said 7pm in the episode) This episode is a little more direct than usual… because this part of the divorce process requires it. We’re talking about one of the most common concer
Self-love is talked about everywhere… but rarely in a way that actually helps. In this episode, we break down what self-love really looks like in real life—especially during and after a relationship breakdown. If you’ve
This episode is for the woman who feels unsure of herself… and thinks confidence is something she needs to “find” before she can move forward. We talk about what confidence actually is, how it’s built, and why your intui
There’s a part of healing no one really prepares you for. It's what comes after things are sorted, after the tears and the chaos… the quiet. In this episode, I’m sharing a concept that reframes loneliness in a powerful w
There’s a quiet question many women ask after separation or divorce… but almost feel ashamed to say out loud: “Is it okay that I’m okay?” In this episode, we’re talking about the pressure to feel a certain way after
Why You Keep Attracting the Same Man (Even When He Looks Different) Have you ever looked back at your relationships and wondered… How did I end up here again? The man is different. The circumstances are different. And ye
Many women quietly ask themselves this question after a relationship ends: Why did I stay so long? In today’s episode, we explore the deeper reasons why women often remain in relationships long after their peace has begu
There comes a point where you’re no longer tired because you’re doing too much — you’re tired because you’ve been carrying too much of everyone else . In this episode, we talk about the quiet exhaustion so many women exp
In this episode, we talk about the quiet, powerful practice of speaking your truth to yourself and why it’s one of the most important steps in healing. When we’ve spent years coping, caretaking, or surviving emotional mi
We did not have kids to find ourselves in a situation where we are sharing time with them with someone we no longer want to live with or who has chosen to not live with us. It's hard and sad and all the things. I see you
January sees an increase of approximately 30% in calls to divorce lawyers. Is it because people are making new year's resolutions to get divorced, or did they wait until after the holidays before making the move. Both ar
There’s something about this time of year. The lights, the gatherings, the way the air itself feels full of both memory and expectation. For many, it’s a season of connection and dinners, rituals and familiar traditions.
When we’ve been hurt, our instinct is to retreat, to heal in private and protect our hearts. But true healing doesn’t happen in isolation. It happens when we are witnessed gently, without judgment and reminded that
Today's episode is about stories. Stories of heartbreak, betrayal, grief and generally the human experience. We all have them. Stories about what happened to us, about who we are now, about what we’ve lost. And those sto
If you’ve ever had the experience of sitting with a friend, or several, and realizing that being witnessed, being heard, already made you feel lighter… then this episode is for you. In today’s world, so many of us
From the moment we are born our experiences, upbringing and rites of passage create imprints on our brain that tell us who we are and what our roles are etc. Or at least what we believe they are. But what if these
Have you ever woken up, kids grown, career humming along, maybe the papers of a divorce finally filed—looked around and thought: Is this it? There’s a hush that settles in mid-life. For some of us it’s sudden like the sl
Do you find yourself waiting for an apology, a compliment, or even a sign that your healing is being witnessed? In this raw and tender episode, we explore the often invisible — yet incredibly powerful — force of validati
In this rather different episode, I get real about a sensitive but important topic: the tendency for women to generalize and hate men after divorce — and why that mindset, while understandable, doesn’t actually
Today we’re diving into a topic that feels so close to the heart - how to manifest love and happiness in your life after divorce. I've talked about this before but we're doing it again a little differently. I
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A Blessing in Divorce is hosted by Elisabeth Joy. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 131 episodes.
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