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Unlock ADHD Strategies For Divorce Success with Leanne Gawley

In this episode, the conversation centers around the unique challenges that women with ADHD and other neurodivergent traits may face when moving through divorce and major relationship changes. Leanne Gawley, founder of The ADHD Advantage, joins the podcast to share her personal experiences as a late-diagnosed adult with ADHD and how this discovery reshaped her approach to both her personal and professional life.  Leanne discusses how her own journey, sparked by advocating for her son and later recognizing similar patterns in herself and her husband, highlighted the often-missed ways ADHD presents in women, particularly the internalized struggles and strong feelings of self-blame. Mardi and Leanne move the discussion into the practical realities of navigating stressful life events for neurodivergent individuals, particularly when organization, deadlines, and overwhelming administrative tasks become unavoidable. Leanne offers supportive strategies, including breaking tasks into manageable steps, celebrating small achievements, and designing routines that honor rather than fight against how her brain works. She also speaks to the importance of having professionals who are understanding and flexible, especially for clients whose thought processes and needs may not fit standard expectations. Streamed on www.NEWStreamingNetwork.com Connect with Mardi: Email: [email protected] Website: divorcecoach4women.com About Leanne Gawley:  She is the founder of The ADHD Advantage with Leanne Gawley, a Calgary-based coaching practice serving women in leadership and neurodivergent professionals and families. A former C-Suite finance executive and late-diagnosed woman with ADHD, Leanne knows firsthand how an ADHD brain can quietly complicate the things that look simple on paper: staying on top of deadlines, keeping files organized, and communicating clearly when emotions are running high. She brings her lived experience, along with her CPA, MBA, and ICF ACC credentials, to help clients build systems that actually work for their brains, not against them.  Leanne is also a Canadian Certified Inclusion Professional with deep roots in neurodiversity advocacy and workplace inclusion. She coaches virtually worldwide and is currently writing her first book, Brilliant and Wired Differently: The ADHD Advantage. For Leanne’s gift: https://adhd.leannegawley.ca/ To connect with Leanne: www.leannegawley.ca  www.linkedin.com/in/lgawley/ 

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Meet the Breakup Broker Behind the Scenes on Selling the House

🏠 Meet the Breakup Broker: Behind the Scenes on Selling the House — Join Guest Amy Slate, Real Estate Advisor, Educator, and Founder of The Breakup Broker, together with Host Lisa Lisser, CDC Divorce Coach, on The Divorce Clarity Studio, for an insightful conversation about one of the biggest financial and emotional decisions couples face during divorce—selling the family home. In this informative episode, Amy shares her expertise on navigating the emotional, practical, and financial challenges of selling a home during divorce. Learn how to prepare your property for sale, work through difficult decisions with your former spouse, maximize your home's value, and avoid common mistakes that can delay the process or impact your financial future. Whether you're considering selling your home, buying out your spouse, or simply exploring your options, Amy offers practical guidance to help you make informed decisions with confidence, clarity, and less stress. Streamed on www.NEWStreamingNetwork.com More about Lisa: Lisa is a retired attorney and mother of three who has lived through the experience of divorce and come out a little broken but a lot stronger, I recognize that people going through divorce need something different. My divorce coaching provides the support and guidance that helps my clients uncover the answers they need that may be buried under years of negative messaging. I help my clients wade through the complicated and scary process of divorce, guide them to avoid pitfalls when they can, and help them exercise more thoughtful decision-making that will shorten the process, empower them along the way, and save them money!  Contact Lisa Lisser: [email protected] www.LZLCoaching.com More About Amy: Amy Slate is a real estate advisor, educator, and founder of The Breakup Broker, a platform dedicated to helping women navigate one of the most overwhelming aspects of divorce and separation: housing decisions. Drawing from both professional expertise and personal experience, Amy helps clients understand their options when it comes to selling, staying, buying out a spouse, or creating a plan for what's next. A former educator with a doctorate in education and more than $80 million in real estate sales, Amy combines empathy, strategy, and practical guidance to help people make confident decisions during life's biggest transitions. Through The Breakup Broker, she works with women across the country, providing clarity, resources, and support at the intersection of divorce, real estate, and financial independence. Contract Amy Slate: 860.463.9866 [email protected] [email protected]

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Pros and Cons Of a DIY Divorce with Guest Tracey Bee JD

In this episode, the conversation centers around the real-life pros and cons of handling a divorce on your own. Mardi Winder talks with Tracey Bee, sharing her story as a former family law attorney turned court strategist. Listeners get a down-to-earth look at what it really takes to go through divorce without hiring a lawyer. Tracey talks about why she left traditional law to help people complete their own divorce, and she’s honest about how tough family court can be, especially when there’s conflict, complicated finances, or one party who isn’t playing fair. Throughout the episode, there’s an emphasis on knowing when a DIY (pro se) divorce might make sense, such as in straightforward situations with little drama or complicated financial matters. Tracey also highlights a few warning signs that signal you really should have a lawyer, including abuse, a language barrier, or big financial stakes. She points out that judges and attorneys have their own way of operating, which often doesn’t line up with what people expect from watching TV or reading online, so it’s important to have realistic expectations from the start. There’s plenty of practical advice on preparing for mediation, getting clear about what you want, and not getting too caught up in specific outcomes.  Tracey and Mardi remind listeners to focus on what their life could look like after the divorce, rather than just fighting for one result or another. The episode wraps with a genuinely helpful reminder: just because you can handle things solo doesn’t always mean it’s the best choice, and having the right support and information is what really makes the difference. Streamed on www.NEWStreamingNetwork.com Connect with Mardi: Email: [email protected] Website: divorcecoach4women.com About the Guest Tracey Bee is the Founder of The Divorce Solutionist and a former family law attorney turned Pro Se Family Court Strategist. She focuses on helping people successfully navigate the complex Family Court system using strategy and not just the law. Connect with Tracey: Wednesday 10-4pm ET calls: 862-800-7850 Website: https://thedivorcesolutionist.com/

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Unlock ADHD Strategies For Divorce Success with Leanne Gawley

In this episode, the conversation centers around the unique challenges that women with ADHD and other neurodivergent traits may face when moving through divorce and major relationship changes. Leanne Gawley, founder of The ADHD Advantage, joins the podcast to share her personal experiences as a late-diagnosed adult with ADHD and how this discovery reshaped her approach to both her personal and professional life. Leanne discusses how her own journey, sparked by advocating for her son and later recognizing similar patterns in herself and her husband, highlighted the often-missed ways ADHD presents in women, particularly the internalized struggles and strong feelings of self-blame. Mardi and Leanne move the discussion into the practical realities of navigating stressful life events for neurodivergent individuals, particularly when organization, deadlines, and overwhelming administrative tasks become unavoidable. Leanne offers supportive strategies, including breaking tasks into manageable steps, celebrating small achievements, and designing routines that honor rather than fight against how her brain works. She also speaks to the importance of having professionals who are understanding and flexible, especially for clients whose thought processes and needs may not fit standard expectations. Streamed on www.NEWStreamingNetwork.com  Connect with Mardi: Email: [email protected] Website: divorcecoach4women.com About Leanne Gawley: She is the founder of The ADHD Advantage with Leanne Gawley, a Calgary-based coaching practice serving women in leadership and neurodivergent professionals and families. A former C-Suite finance executive and late-diagnosed woman with ADHD, Leanne knows firsthand how an ADHD brain can quietly complicate the things that look simple on paper: staying on top of deadlines, keeping files organized, and communicating clearly when emotions are running high. She brings her lived experience, along with her CPA, MBA, and ICF ACC credentials, to help clients build systems that actually work for their brains, not against them. Leanne is also a Canadian Certified Inclusion Professional with deep roots in neurodiversity advocacy and workplace inclusion. She coaches virtually worldwide and is currently writing her first book, Brilliant and Wired Differently: The ADHD Advantage. For Leanne’s gift: https://adhd.leannegawley.ca/  To connect with Leanne: www.leannegawley.ca www.linkedin.com/in/lgawley/

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What About the House Get the Inside Story! Guest Stacey Ellison CDLP

🏡 What About the House? Get the Inside Story! — Join Guest Stacey Ellison, CDLP® a Certified Divorce Lending Professional, together with Host Lisa Lisser, CDC, Certified Divorce Coach and host of The Divorce Clarity Studio, for an informative discussion about one of the biggest financial decisions in divorce—what happens to the family home? In this insightful episode, Stacey shares expert guidance on mortgage options, refinancing, home equity, buyouts, and the lending challenges that often arise during divorce. Learn what every homeowner should know before making decisions about keeping or selling the house, how to avoid costly mistakes, and why working with the right professionals can make all the difference. Whether you're considering staying in your home, buying out your spouse, or preparing to sell, this episode provides practical advice to help you make informed financial decisions with confidence and clarity. Host, Lisa Lisser, an Excellent relationship-building professional skilled in Divorce Coaching, Pre-Mediation Divorce coaching, conflict co-parenting support, Mindset Coaching, Spiritual Counseling, Nonprofit Planning and Management, Network building, Branding & Identity, Jewish History, Jewish Education, and Volunteer Management.​ Contact Lisa Lisser: [email protected] https://lzlcoaching.com/ Guest, Stacey Ellison, CDLP® is a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP®) and Divorce Mortgage Planner. She has a deep understanding of the financial complexities that arise during and after divorce. With over 30 years of experience in the mortgage industry, Stacey brings a unique blend of technical knowledge and compassionate guidance to individuals navigating one of life’s most challenging transitions.  Contact Stacey Ellison: Stacey Ellison, CDLP® NMLS #942649 908-229-2705 https://divorcemortgagesolutions.biz/

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The Money Talk Every Divorced Parent Needs to Have Guest Lisa Lisser

💵 The Money Talk Every Divorced Parent Needs to Have — Join Guest Lisa Lisser, CDC, Certified Divorce Coach, Retired Attorney, Jewish Educator, and Host of The Divorce Clarity Studio, together with Host Justin Milrad, Certified Divorce Coach®, Financial Planner, and host of The Conscious Divorce, for an essential conversation about protecting your family's financial future after divorce. Co-parenting isn't just about schedules and communication—it's also about creating a clear financial plan that minimizes future conflict. In this insightful episode, Lisa and Justin discuss the financial conversations every divorced parent should have before disagreements arise. Learn how to anticipate future expenses, navigate shared financial responsibilities, plan for education, extracurricular activities, healthcare, and unexpected costs, while building a framework that supports both parents and, most importantly, their children. Whether you're newly divorced or have been co-parenting for years, this episode offers practical strategies for improving financial communication, reducing stress, and creating a more cooperative, child-focused partnership for years to come. Streamed  on www.NEWStreamingNetwork.com More about Lisa:  Lisa is a retired attorney and mother of three who has lived through the experience of divorce and come out a little broken but a lot stronger, I recognize that people going through divorce need something different. My divorce coaching provides the support and guidance that helps my clients uncover the answers they need that may be buried under years of negative messaging. I help my clients wade through the complicated and scary process of divorce, guide them to avoid pitfalls when they can, and help them exercise more thoughtful decision-making that will shorten the process, empower them along the way, and save them money!  Contact Lisa Lisser:  [email protected]  www.LZLCoaching.com Justin Milrad: Justin Milrad is a Certified Divorce Coach, author of YOU 2.0: Transform Your Life After Divorce, and founder of ReclaimandReboot.me, a platform helping individuals rebuild and thrive after divorce. With an MBA, a background in financial planning, and personal experience navigating divorce and co-parenting, Justin combines practical strategy with compassionate coaching to help clients regain confidence and create a fulfilling next chapter. Connect with Justin:   +1 (518) 732-5246 [email protected] Book a free consultation: http://www.reclaimandreboot.me/booking

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Pets and Divorce: What You Should Consider with Guest, Karis Nafte

This episode takes a thoughtful look at something a lot of people don’t think about right away when going through a divorce: what to do about the family pet. The conversation centers around Karis Nafte, a pet custody mediator, who brings both humor and compassion to a subject that can get surprisingly complicated and emotional. With years of experience in dog behavior and working with separating families, Karis has seen firsthand how pets can get caught in the middle, sometimes becoming part of the conflict instead of just innocent bystanders. The discussion highlights how easily pets can become a source of tension, whether on purpose or simply because everyone is hurting and unsure. Karis encourages people to get honest about what their pets really need rather than letting old arguments or guilt make the decisions. She explains why not every dog, or cat, horse, or even pig, will adjust the same way to living in two homes, and why it’s important to look at the animal’s breed, age, and personality before making big changes. There’s also a practical side to this episode, with plenty of advice about setting up healthy routines for pets during stressful times and thinking carefully before jumping into shared custody, especially if kids aren’t in the picture. Karis shares stories, tips, and a bit about her new book, all aimed at helping families figure out the best way forward for their furry family members and for themselves. Streamed on www.NEWStreamingNetwork.com Connect with Mardi: Email: [email protected] Website: divorcecoach4women.com About our Guests Karis Nafte, is the founder and owner of Who Keeps the Dog, Pet Custody Mediation. A Certified Dog Behavior Consultant & Accredited Family Mediator, she brings 25 years professional experience as a dog behavior expert into the world of dogs and divorce. A global pioneer in her work, Karis has developed, and teaches, the first accredited pet care education course for divorce professionals to learn best practice for a dogs best interest.  A passionate and engaging speaker with a unique background in the world of families divorcing with pets, Karis has presented on the subject pet custody for the American Bar Association, the Association of Professional Family Mediators, The South Africa Association of Mediators, the Kentucky Bar Association and International Mediation Week. Her work has been featured in the Associated Press, Scripps News, The New York Post, VICE News, ABC News and Australian Dog Lover Magazine. To connect with Karis: Website: https://www.whokeepsthedog.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karis-nafte-cdbc-b4b9b81a6/ IG: @whokeepsthedog

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Pros and Cons Of a DIY Divorce with Guest Tracey Bee JD

In this episode, the conversation centers around the real-life pros and cons of handling a divorce on your own. Mardi Winder talks with Tracey Bee, sharing her story as a former family law attorney turned court strategist. Listeners get a down-to-earth look at what it really takes to go through divorce without hiring a lawyer. Tracey talks about why she left traditional law to help people complete their own divorce, and she’s honest about how tough family court can be, especially when there’s conflict, complicated finances, or one party who isn’t playing fair. Throughout the episode, there’s an emphasis on knowing when a DIY (pro se) divorce might make sense, such as in straightforward situations with little drama or complicated financial matters. Tracey also highlights a few warning signs that signal you really should have a lawyer, including abuse, a language barrier, or big financial stakes. She points out that judges and attorneys have their own way of operating, which often doesn’t line up with what people expect from watching TV or reading online, so it’s important to have realistic expectations from the start.  There’s plenty of practical advice on preparing for mediation, getting clear about what you want, and not getting too caught up in specific outcomes. Tracey and Mardi remind listeners to focus on what their life could look like after the divorce, rather than just fighting for one result or another. The episode wraps with a genuinely helpful reminder: just because you can handle things solo doesn’t always mean it’s the best choice, and having the right support and information is what really makes the difference.  Streamed on www.NEWStreamingNetwork.com Connect with Mardi: Email: [email protected] Website: divorcecoach4women.com  About the Guest Tracey Bee is the Founder of The Divorce Solutionist and a former family law attorney turned Pro Se Family Court Strategist. She focuses on helping people successfully navigate the complex Family Court system using strategy and not just the law.  Connect with Tracey: Wednesday 10-4pm ET calls: 862-800-7850 Website: https://thedivorcesolutionist.com/

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The Money Talk Every Divorced Parent Needs to Have Guest Lisa Lisser

💵 The Money Talk Every Divorced Parent Needs to Have — Join Guest Lisa Lisser, CDC, Certified Divorce Coach, Retired Attorney, Jewish Educator, and Host of The Divorce Clarity Studio, together with Host Justin Milrad, Certified Divorce Coach®, Financial Planner, and host of The Conscious Divorce, for an essential conversation about protecting your family's financial future after divorce. Co-parenting isn't just about schedules and communication—it's also about creating a clear financial plan that minimizes future conflict. In this insightful episode, Lisa and Justin discuss the financial conversations every divorced parent should have before disagreements arise. Learn how to anticipate future expenses, navigate shared financial responsibilities, plan for education, extracurricular activities, healthcare, and unexpected costs, while building a framework that supports both parents and, most importantly, their children. Whether you're newly divorced or have been co-parenting for years, this episode offers practical strategies for improving financial communication, reducing stress, and creating a more cooperative, child-focused partnership for years to come.  Streamed on www.NEWStreamingNetwork.com More about Lisa: Lisa is a retired attorney and mother of three who has lived through the experience of divorce and come out a little broken but a lot stronger, I recognize that people going through divorce need something different. My divorce coaching provides the support and guidance that helps my clients uncover the answers they need that may be buried under years of negative messaging. I help my clients wade through the complicated and scary process of divorce, guide them to avoid pitfalls when they can, and help them exercise more thoughtful decision-making that will shorten the process, empower them along the way, and save them money!  Contact Lisa Lisser: [email protected] www.LZLCoaching.com  Justin Milrad: Justin Milrad is a Certified Divorce Coach, author of YOU 2.0: Transform Your Life After Divorce, and founder of ReclaimandReboot.me, a platform helping individuals rebuild and thrive after divorce. With an MBA, a background in financial planning, and personal experience navigating divorce and co-parenting, Justin combines practical strategy with compassionate coaching to help clients regain confidence and create a fulfilling next chapter. Connect with Justin:  +1 (518) 732-5246 [email protected] Book a free consultation: http://www.reclaimandreboot.me/booking