In this Part 1 mini-episode, Kate shares gentle guidance on difficult conversations during divorce — from finances and children’s arrangements to talking about the future.
In this Part 1 mini-episode, Kate shares gentle guidance on difficult conversations during divorce - from finances and children’s arrangements to talking about the future.
Why difficult conversations matter during divorce
Kate explores why these conversations can feel so uncomfortable, what’s really happening beneath the surface when we avoid them and why leaning into them can make separation smoother and kinder for everyone involved.
Don’t miss Part 2 on 14th of January, where Kate shares simple, practical strategies to help these conversations feel calmer, clearer and more manageable.
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