You Don’t Need Cooperation to Reduce Parenting Conflict with Chrystal Fischer
What if reducing co-parenting conflict does not require both parents to cooperate?
In this episode of the Divorce Coaches Academy® Podcast, Tracy Callahan welcomes Crystal Fisher, founder and executive director of Parenting with Grace, author of Protected and Connected, parenting educator, and DC…
When Conflict Keeps Repeating: Interrupting Patterns Exhale–Explore–Engage- Masha Rusanov
Why do clients keep reacting in ways they regret, even when they know better?
In this episode of the Divorce Coaches Academy® Podcast, Tracy Callahan speaks with conflict expert, mediator, DCA® Certified ADR Divorce Coach, and author Masha Rusanov about the unconscious patterns that keep people t…
Designing the Ideal Divorce Process with Nikki Bould
In this thought provoking episode of the Divorce Coaches Academy® Podcast, Tracy Callahan is joined by Nikki Bould, Director of Education and Development for Divorce Coaches Academy New Zealand, to explore a simple but powerful question:
What if we designed the family dispute resolution system to…
Before the Divorce Decision: Coaching Internal Conflict and Ambivalence
Should I get a divorce? It’s a simple question that can carry months—or even years—of uncertainty, fear, grief, guilt, frustration, and competing priorities. In this episode of the Divorce Coaches Academy® Podcast, host Tracy Callahan explores the internal conflict that often begins long before a …
AI vs. AI in Conflict
In this episode, Tracy Callahan explores the growing use of AI in divorce and co-parenting communication and asks an important question: Are we simply improving the communication, or are we developing the communicator? AI can help clients draft better responses, reduce escalation and think through…
AI vs. AI in Conflict
In this episode, Tracy Callahan explores the growing use of AI in divorce and co-parenting communication and asks an important question: Are we simply improving the communication, or are we developing the communicator? AI can help clients draft better responses, reduce escalation and think through…
Staying Together for the Kids- Are We Asking the Wrong Question
Should parents stay together for the kids, or are we asking the wrong question?
In this episode, Tracy Callahan explores what children need when a marriage is struggling. Drawing on comments from Real Housewives of New York City star Sai de Silva and a Census Bureau working paper examining childre…
Love Your Children More Than You Hate Your Ex
“You have to love your children more than you hate your ex.” It’s a familiar phrase, but what does it offer a parent who believes the fight with their co-parent is for their child?
In this solo episode, Tracy Callahan explores how blame can become a lens through which every missed message, changed…
The Work Before the Work: What It Takes to Build a Divorce Coaching Practice
What does it really take to build a divorce coaching practice, before the referrals are consistent, the calendar is full, or the results fully reflect the effort?
In this episode, Tracy Callahan speaks with DCA® Certified ADR Divorce Coach Karen Yurack, founder of White Oak Divorce Coaching. Karen…
Navigating Divorce Conflict: The Skills That Change What Happens Next
Knowing you need to handle conflict differently doesn’t always mean knowing how.
In this episode of the Divorce Coaches Academy® podcast, Tracy Callahan explores how divorce coaches help clients develop practical skills for navigating conflict, from pausing before responding and examining assumpti…
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