EP: 110
FIONA ECKERSLEY
Learning to Move On After Midlife Divorce with Fiona Eckersley
Divorce is difficult enough. But if you’ve been married for many years and your identity is wrapped up in your role as a partner and parent, the process can be even more fraught. What makes midlife divorce particularly challenging? And how do you move on from a relationship that defined you for so long?
Fiona Eckersley is the Confidence Coach and Divorce Recovery Expert behind Find Your Fabulous, a coaching practice that helps women in their forties and beyond heal after divorce. She is also the creator of the Fabulous and Thriving Midlife Divorce Program and author of the Amazon bestseller Fearful to Fabulous: Unlock Your Power, Move On, and Thrive After Midlife Divorce.
On this episode, Fiona joins Katherine to discuss the particular challenges associated with midlife divorce. She explains what it means to unlock your power in the aftermath of divorce, offering strategies for quieting negative self-talk and recognizing the truth of who you really are. Listen in for Fiona’s 7-step process for moving on after midlife divorce and learn why it’s crucial to do the inner work before you repartner.
TOPICS COVERED
The particular challenges that come with midlife divorce
What it means to unlock your power after a divorce
Quieting negative self-talk with the truth of who you really are
How Fiona’s experience with midlife divorce informs her work
What Fiona did to build a support system after divorce
The destructive coping mechanisms Fiona sees in her work
Fiona’s 7-step process for moving on after midlife divorce
- Stop focusing on what life was supposed to be
- Face the financial realities
- Eliminate bad habits
- Release anger and reframe emotions
- Replace negative self-talk with positive dialogue
- Examine how relationships have changed
- Establish goals and create a pathway
Why it’s crucial to do the inner work before we repartner
CONNECT WITH FIONA ECKERSLEY
Email fiona@findfabulouswithfiona.com
Free Download of Fearful to Fabulous
CONNECT WITH KATHERINE MILLER
The Center for Understanding Conflict
The New Yorker’s Guide to Collaborative Divorce by Katherine Miller
Email katherine@westchesterfamilylaw.com
Call (914) 738-7765
RESOURCES
Fearful to Fabulous: Unlock Your Power, Move On, and Thrive After Midlife Divorce by Fiona Eckersley