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Keep the Kids in Mind (Video Podcast)

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Know Your Worth Through Divorce with Stacy Francis

In this episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel interviews Stacy Francis, President & CEO of Francis Financial. Francis Financial is a financial planning & wealth management firm that specializes in working with women navigating through divorce or widowhood. She is a Certified Financial Planner™ and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst®. She is also the founder of the nonprofit, Savvy Ladies.

Tune in to this episode for insights from Stacy Francis:

  • How an unspeakable tragedy in Stacy’s family inspired her to found Savvy Ladies, a nonprofit organization providing free financial education to all women.
  • The importance of Identifying your financial status during the relationship and/or after divorce
  • How to properly budget as co-parents
  • Embrace financial literacy to your children as soon as possible
  • What steps should be taken if your spouse passes away

Stacy’s suggested reading:

Learn about and connect with Stacy Francis

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In every episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel Green, a family, and divorce mediator with over 25 years of experience, interviews Marriage Therapists, Attorneys, Divorce Coaches, Child Development Specialists, Financial Planners, and Teachers to help people who are going through a divorce or separation with children involved. How can divorcing couples keep the kids in mind? What are the common pitfalls for divorcing couples with children and how can people protect children from the conflict, so that they come through whole and healthy? What are the (surprising) benefits to children of divorce? How can the parents move into a restructured family with 2 homes? This podcast explores these questions and more.  

Connect with Rachel Green: 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachel-green-65b451a/ Website: https://www.mediate2resolution.com/

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Counseling Children Through Divorce with Bob Immerman

In this episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel interviews Bob Immerman. Bob has been an elementary School Counselor for 27 years. He possesses a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and Theater from Temple University and a Master’s Degree in Counseling and Human Relations from Villanova University.

Bob has worked extensively with students between the ages of 5 and 11 as they deal with family changes. 

Tune in for insights from Bob Immerman:

  • Helping children find balance in life when their parents separate
  • How parents can properly communicate with their children in the midst of the emotions of divorce
  • Healthy parenting practices of apologizing 
  • How parents should encourage positive support systems for their children

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In every episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel Green, a family, and divorce mediator with over 25 years of experience, interviews Marriage Therapists, Attorneys, Divorce Coaches, Child Development Specialists, Financial Planners, and Teachers to help people who are going through a divorce or separation with children involved. How can divorcing couples keep the kids in mind? What are the common pitfalls for divorcing couples with children and how can people protect children from the conflict, so that they come through whole and healthy? What are the (surprising) benefits to children of divorce? How can the parents move into a restructured family with 2 homes? This podcast explores these questions and more.  

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Financial Issues in Divorce with Donna LaScala

In this episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel interviews President of Comprehensive Divorce Solutions LLC, Donna LaScala, CDFA. Donna is an experienced Financial Professional with a demonstrated history of working in the financial services industry. She is skilled in Conflict Resolution, Financial Advisory, Mentoring, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, and Financial Analysis. 

Tune in to the episode for insights from Donna on:

  •  The importance of understanding the mechanics of your financial assets 
  • Common financial mistakes made by those going through divorce and what a divorcing couple should be focusing on
  • How Donna dissects the answer to her common question, “What does this money mean to you?”
  • Donna’s perspective on how to plan for your children’s higher education without putting yourself or them into perpetual debt
  • How the collaborative divorce process takes every family member, including the children, into account 
  • The importance of paying attention to how and what you talk about finances in front of your kids 

Connect with Donna LaScala:

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In every episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel Green, a family, and divorce mediator with over 25 years of experience, interviews Marriage Therapists, Attorneys, Divorce Coaches, Child Development Specialists, Financial Planners, and Teachers to help people who are going through a divorce or separation with children involved. How can divorcing couples keep the kids in mind? What are the common pitfalls for divorcing couples with children and how can people protect children from the conflict, so that they come through whole and healthy? What are the (surprising) benefits to children of divorce? How can the parents move into a restructured family with 2 homes? This podcast explores these questions and more.  

Connect with Rachel Green: 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachel-green-65b451a/ 

Website: https://www.mediate2resolution.com/

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The Voice of Child-Centered Divorce with Rosalind Sedacca (video podcast)

In this episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel interviews Rosalind Sedacca, CDC, Divorce & Co-Parenting Coach and founder of the Child-Centered Divorce Network. 

Rosalind Sedacca, CDC is recognized as The Voice of Child-Centered Divorce.  The Child-Centered Divorce Network provides advice, programs, coaching and other valuable resources for parents who are facing, moving through or transitioning after a divorce. She is the author of How Do I Tell the Kids About The Divorce? A Create-a-Storybook Guide To Preparing Your Children – With Love! — an internationally acclaimed ebook designed to help parents get through the tough divorce talk with the best possible outcome for themselves and their children. Rosalind is also the host of the Divorce, Dating & Empowered Living Radio Show & Podcast.

Tune into the episode for insights from Rosalind Sedacca, CDC:

  • The importance of putting your love for your kids over every other emotion in your divorce
  •  How divorce is sometimes the best thing that can happen to a marriage
  • Actions to avoid with your children when divorcing
  • Advice for co-parenting during and after divorce 

Learn more from and connect with Rosalind Sedacca, CDC:

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In every episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel Green, a family, and divorce mediator with over 25 years of experience, interviews Marriage Therapists, Attorneys, Divorce Coaches, Child Development Specialists, Financial Planners, and Teachers to help people who are going through a divorce or separation with children involved. How can divorcing couples keep the kids in mind? What are the common pitfalls for divorcing couples with children and how can people protect children from the conflict, so that they come through whole and healthy? What are the (surprising) benefits to children of divorce? How can the parents move into a restructured family with 2 homes? This podcast explores these questions and more.  

Connect with Rachel Green: 

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The Divorce Process Experienced Through the Eyes of A Teenager (video podcast)

In this episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel interviews Susana, a young woman whose parents divorced when she was a teenager. She shares what worked, and didn’t work, for her and her younger brother. 

In every episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel Green, a family, and divorce mediator with over 25 years of experience, interviews Marriage Therapists, Attorneys, Divorce Coaches, Child Development Specialists, Financial Planners, and Teachers to help people who are going through a divorce or separation with children involved. How can divorcing couples keep the kids in mind? What are the common pitfalls for divorcing couples with children and how can people protect children from the conflict, so that they come through whole and healthy? What are the (surprising) benefits to children of divorce? How can the parents move into a restructured family with 2 homes? This podcast explores these questions and more.  

Connect with Rachel Green on LinkedIn

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Creative Co-Parenting Solutions with Helene Bernstein (video podcast)

In this episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel interviews Helene Bernstein, Divorce and Family Law Mediator and Attorney, Collaborative Divorce Attorney of the Law and Mediation Office of Helene Bernstein.

About Helene Bernstein 

Website: http://www.hbernsteinlawandmediation.com/ 
Connect with Helene on LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/brooklynmediatorandlawyer
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hbernsteinlawandmediation 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hbernsteinlawandmediation/ 

In every episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel Green, a family, and divorce mediator with over 25 years of experience, interviews Marriage Therapists, Attorneys, Divorce Coaches, Child Development Specialists, Financial Planners, and Teachers to help people who are going through a divorce or separation with children involved. How can divorcing couples keep the kids in mind? What are the common pitfalls for divorcing couples with children and how can people protect children from the conflict, so that they come through whole and healthy? What are the (surprising) benefits to children of divorce? How can the parents move into a restructured family with 2 homes? This podcast explores these questions and more.  

Connect with Rachel Green on LinkedIn

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The Benefits of Parent Coaching with Katherine Tasheff (video podcast)

In this episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel interviews Katherine Tasheff. Katherine is a Parenting Coach and Founder of Custom Parenting, where she helps frustrated parents build a calmer, stronger connection with their kids, with fewer tears and less drama.

About Katherine Tasheff 

Website: https://customparenting.com/ 
Connect with Katherine on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katherinetasheff/ 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/customparenting/ 

In every episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel Green, a family, and divorce mediator with over 25 years of experience, interviews Marriage Therapists, Attorneys, Divorce Coaches, Child Development Specialists, Financial Planners, and Teachers to help people who are going through a divorce or separation with children involved. How can divorcing couples keep the kids in mind? What are the common pitfalls for divorcing couples with children and how can people protect children from the conflict, so that they come through whole and healthy? What are the (surprising) benefits to children of divorce? How can the parents move into a restructured family with 2 homes? This podcast explores these questions and more.  

Connect with Rachel Green on LinkedIn

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Psychedelic Therapy For Healing After Divorce with April Pride (video podcast)

In this episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel interviews April Pride, a creative entrepreneur working in cannabis and psychedelics & focused on female consumers.  In 2015, April founded Van der Pop, a women-focused cannabis lifestyle brand, sold to Canopy Growth in 2018. She is currently CEO, Founder at Of Like Minds and host of The High Guide podcast.

About April Pride 

Website: https://www.thehigh.guide/ 
Connect with April on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aprilpride/ 
Listen to The High Guide Podcast: https://www.thehigh.guide/podcast 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehigh.guide/ 

In every episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel Green, a family, and divorce mediator with over 25 years of experience, interviews Marriage Therapists, Attorneys, Divorce Coaches, Child Development Specialists, Financial Planners, and Teachers to help people who are going through a divorce or separation with children involved. How can divorcing couples keep the kids in mind? What are the common pitfalls for divorcing couples with children and how can people protect children from the conflict, so that they come through whole and healthy? What are the (surprising) benefits to children of divorce? How can the parents move into a restructured family with 2 homes? This podcast explores these questions and more.  

Connect with Rachel Green on LinkedIn

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Life Transition After Divorce with Lisa Lisser (video podcast)

In this episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel interviews Lisa Lisser, an attorney, educator and CDC certified divorce coach. She is blending her talents and life experiences to do the work she was meant to do. She understands the complicated process of divorce through both legal eyes and personal experience. With empathy and compassion, she will help reduce your overwhelm, provide you with a sounding board, and give you the confidence you need to move through your divorce and launch into the next stage of your life. 

About Lisa Lisser

Website: https://lzlcoaching.com/ 

Connect with Lisa on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-lisser-88aa29115/ 

To make an appointment for a free 30 minute discovery session online, or call or text Lisa at 973-814-7687.

In every episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel Green, a family, and divorce mediator with over 25 years of experience, interviews Marriage Therapists, Attorneys, Divorce Coaches, Child Development Specialists, Financial Planners, and Teachers to help people who are going through a divorce or separation with children involved. How can divorcing couples keep the kids in mind? What are the common pitfalls for divorcing couples with children and how can people protect children from the conflict, so that they come through whole and healthy? What are the (surprising) benefits to children of divorce? How can the parents move into a restructured family with 2 homes? This podcast explores these questions and more.  

Connect with Rachel Green on LinkedIn

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Collaborative Parenting and Blended Families with Catherine Canadé (video podcast)

In this episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel interviews Catherine Canadé, mediator and collaborative attorney. Catherine helps families transition through separation and divorce outside of a traditional court process.

Through divorce and family mediation or the collaborative process, where the clients shape and determine the results, Catherine assists her clients in achieving resolutions that are workable, affordable and durable, through processes that are far more efficient and cost effective in resolving conflict than working through the court system.

About Catherine Canadé

Website:  https://www.canadelaw.com/ 
Connect with Catherine on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherine-canad%C3%A9-esq-5538b74/ 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CanadeLawMediation

In every episode of Keep the Kids in Mind, Rachel Green, a family, and divorce mediator with over 25 years of experience, interviews Marriage Therapists, Attorneys, Divorce Coaches, Child Development Specialists, Financial Planners, and Teachers to help people who are going through a divorce or separation with children involved. How can divorcing couples keep the kids in mind? What are the common pitfalls for divorcing couples with children and how can people protect children from the conflict, so that they come through whole and healthy? What are the (surprising) benefits to children of divorce? How can the parents move into a restructured family with 2 homes? This podcast explores these questions and more.  

Connect with Rachel Green on LinkedIn