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Lies We Tell Ourselves During Divorce Feb 07, 2012

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Have you ever believed something negative about yourself, or felt "stuck" in life? What's the worst kind of lie? The one we tell ourselves. In this episode of Divorce Source Radio with Steve Peck, our guests are Victoria Wynn and Laura Campbell.

Victoria and Laura both serve as successful divorce coaches, and Victoria speaks openly about the lies she had told herself after her divorce from a 16-year marriage. One of Victoria's lies was, "Because I'm a single mom of five kids, I won't find a good, devoted man to be my partner." She goes on to share the truth she ultimately learned: "Because I'm a single mom of five, I know how to love deeply, sacrifice, serve, and create unity."

Victoria created The Lies I tell Myself Project after realizing the need for a custom-tailored process that explains how to know if you're lying to yourself, and most importantly: A way to figure out what the beautiful truth about yourself really is.

Laura Campbell is an author and Divorce & Life Reinvention Coach, supporting women who want to regroup, renew and reinvent themselves before, during and after divorce. Laura has made her life one of dedication and devotion to those unsure of how to get where they really want to go... and her results are phenomenal! Together, these two women are making a difference in the lives of hundreds going through divorce.

Is Dating after Divorce Easier for Men or Women - Single Again! Now What? - Episode #6 Feb 03, 2012

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In this episode of Single Again! Now What?, Joanie, Lesley and Steve discuss Dating after Divorce, is it easier for men or women?

Some think it's easier for women because men flock to them, and women have the opportunity to say yes or no. Lesley talks about the discomfort of being single and alone at a restaurant or bar when guys feel that because she is alone, they have the right to approach her.

Steve doesn't see anything wrong approaching a single woman at the bar if she is not wearing a ring as long as it's done tastefully, and Joanie helps us understand why we do what we do. What would we do without Joanie?

Come along for the fun as we learn, laugh, love and give a "shout out" to Singapore on Single Again! Now What? Episode #6

Is it Appropriate to Medicate Due to The Anxiety and Depression of Divorce? Feb 01, 2012

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Under guidance from a health professional, medication can relieve some of the symptoms of anxiety, but it requires non-drug treatments to produce lasting changes and continuing relief from anxiety. Medication doesn't cure the underlying problem and is usually not a long-term solution. Anxiety medications also come with side effects and safety concerns, including the risk of addiction.

In this episode of The Intelligent Divorce, Mark Banschick, M.D., discusses when drug therapy is deemed appropriate, but also offers healthy alternatives such as meditation, exercise and a healthy diet. Many are surprised to learn that some natural alternatives may work as well as medication. Dr. Banschick believes each patient is unique, and therefore, what suits one patient may not work for another. This program provides options so that you can make a more informed decision regarding your mental and physical health.

What's New at Divorce Source Radio in 2012? Jan 31, 2012

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The Pecking Order is where you'll find what's going on in and around Divorce Source Radio.

Divorce Source Radio founder and host, Steve Peck, provides show updates and gives a shout out to Singapore. You heard right, DSR has a large following there and Steve wants to know who's listening.

Steve also talks about the upcoming Divorce Expo on March 24th and 25th in Michigan, and invites listeners to come to the show and party with him at the mixer the night of March 24th. Divorce Source Radio will be recording shows from the expo and we hope to see you there. For more on the show, visit: www.TheDivorceExpo.com.

Finally, Steve talks about the shows on DSR including our New Show, Single Again! Now What? and encourages listeners to "like" our Facebook page, "follow" us on Twitter and visit our website at www.DivorceSourceRadio.com.

As always, thanks for listening and trusting us. We believe in you and your future!

A woman's Guide to Life After Loss Jan 29, 2012

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In this episode of Divorce Source Radio with Steve Peck, Steve speaks with the author of the bestselling book "Now That He's Gone - A Financial Therapist's Guide to Life After Loss", Beverly Tobocman.

Beverly's book was written to inspire and comfort "suddenly single" women everywhere. "Now That He's Gone" retells amazing stories of women who build emotional and financial security after losing their man and provides a straightforward blueprint for achieving inner peace and rebuilding life as a single.

Topics in the program include:

How to shift your attitude from one of loss to one of challenge and opportunity
The question YOU must answer to live happily ever after
Deciding whether to keep or sell the marital home
How fears trick you into giving up
The power of gratitude and the wisdom of letting go
Are you going to be okay?
And much more

Single Again! Now What? Episode #5 - The Stress of Divorce Jan 27, 2012

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They're baaack! Our fun-loving trio is back together to bring you another episode of fun and deep thoughts. This time, the discussion turns to The Stress of Divorce - The Price for Peace.

Joanie Winberg, Lesley Hatfield and Steve Peck talk about the personal stress they experienced when going through their own divorces and discuss ways to make your divorce less stressful.

Stress is no laughing matter, but somehow, Joanie, Lesley and Steve find a way to laugh at themselves and share what they learned through the process of divorce. As they say, "laughter is the best medicine," and this show is the perscription for your wellbeing.

Join Joanie, Lesley and Steve weekly for Single Again! Now What? And if you ever have a question or show suggestion, write them at DivorceSourceRadio@gmail.com.

Can Divorce Cause Post Traumatic Stress Disorder? Jan 25, 2012

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Did you know that PTSD – Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, affects more than just service members in the military? PTSD results from exposure to a traumatic event, such as divorce – which could impact on how children’s lives unfold.

Dr. Robert J. Cipriano Jr. (www.simcipgroup.com), a preeminent Licensed Psychologist in Florida who specializes in police psychology and works for one of the largest police departments in the Southeastern part of the United States, shares his knowledge, experience and expertise on this manageable and treatable disorder.

Dr. Cipriano draws on his years of field experience to explain how trauma and violence can impact an individual’s psychological wellbeing; specifically recognizing signs and symptoms of the disorder, how it manifests, and how to work and interact with those who may suffer from it.

Topics include:

How to recognize the symptoms of PTSD
How stigma affects those that suffer from PTSD
Growing up in a household with someone who has PTSD
Helping children cope when a parent has PTSD
The myths and magical thoughts that others may have surrounding PTSD, especially stigma
Enhancing of Communication Skills & Interpersonal Relations

Join Deborah and Steve on the journey to understand this disorder. Could you or a loved one have experienced PTSD as a result of a high conflict divorce or a traumatic event in your past? Listen and learn, as Dr. Cipriano so wisely comments – “Education is empowerment, and empowerment can overcome fear, hopelessness and helplessness”.

Dr. Cipriano can be reached at info@SIMCIPGROUP.COM

Personal Protection Orders during Divorce Jan 24, 2012

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A personal protection order (PPO) is an order issued by the court. In situations where there is a domestic relationship, it can protect you from harassment, assault, beating, molesting, wounding, or stalking by another person. It provides police to prevent a crime before it happens, by preventing the other person from purchasing a firearm or interfering with your daily activities. The order can also prohibit him/her from entering your premises and removing minor children unless the removal is part of a court parenting time order.

In this episode of "Ask Henry", with attorney Henry Gornbein, we take a closer look at Personal protection orders from all sides. Whether you are the one seeking the order or are on the receiving end, we cover all sides in this program.

Topics Include:

How to acquire a protection order
What the order means and the legal ramifications of violating an order
What to do if an order expires and you still fear for your safety
The repercussions for filing a false Protection Order
What to do if you feel you are wrongly served a protection order
How to have a protection order against you dismissed
How the courts view Protection Orders
And much more.

Single Again! Now What? Episode #4 - Ego Jan 21, 2012

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We're back with episode #4 of Single Again! Now What? with Joanie, Lesley and Steve.

Join the fun as we explore the ego and how it affects our daily life and relationships. We talk about Eckhart Tolle's books in this show, as much of his work is related to letting go of an unhealthy ego.

Nothing will kill a relationship more quickly than ego. So the next time you see your ego getting involved in your relationship, get rid of it! If you find yourself defending yourself or not allowing you to really listen, then you need to take a step back. Listen carefully to what’s really being said, and use it to create the most amazing relationship.

As usual, the show is served up with a big helping of laughter, so learn, laugh and love with Joanie, Lesley and Steve on Single Again! Now What?

Parental Kidnapping Jan 19, 2012

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In this episode of DSR with Steve Peck, our topic is Parental Kidnapping, and our guest is Maureen Dabbagh, a Virginia Supreme Court Family Mediator specializing in cross-border child custody disputes.

Maureen has experienced Parental Kidnapping firsthand. Her three-year-old daughter was abducted from the United States and taken to the Middle East by her Syrian ex-husband. Maureen and her daughter had no communication for 17 years.

The reality of family abduction is that it is a form of child endangerment. Children abducted by family members are often forced into the nomadic, unstable lifestyle of a fugitive: They are taught to hide their real identities under a false name and to avoid and distrust law enforcement and authority figures.

Maureen is the author of "Parental Kidnapping in America: An Historical & Cultural Analysis." Through her books, practice, and public appearances, she hopes to educate those experiencing or fearing a family abduction. You can learn more about Maureen Dabbagh on her Facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/maureen.dabbagh.

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