Recovering from narcissistic abuse is a process that takes time and self-reflection. Get exEXPERT tips from someone who has lived through it and thrived!

Understanding what type of person you are dealing with during your divorce is critical to a productive divorce and productive after-divorce life!

Healing and co-parenting with your narcissist ex is challenging, to say the least. Ina guides you on how to navigate it and you will be ok.

It’s important you understand the words that come from your mouth. Not all exes are narcissists, but some legitimately are (others are just assholes).

Moving during divorce is hard and we’ve done it more than a dozen times! Learn tips from us and how we’ve finally created homes that we love.

T.H. & Rebecca learned to co-parented with their ex-husbands to benefit their sons who struggle with anxiety, depression, learning challenges and autism.

Figuring out how much money you should be making in your job is difficult, but understanding your value is critical so you aren’t underselling yourself.

Finding a job, starting a new career & figuring out how much you should be paid is confusing. We can help guide you so you don’t undersell yourself!

How to rewrite your story after divorce, change the narrative in your head, and move forward in your life is explained by Emmy Winner Valerie Gordon.

The voice in your head seems to have more negative thoughts than positive ones. During divorce & beyond, it’s important to identify the truth!

Divorce is a process that’s difficult to manage with so many people involved. Jennifer Lazor identifies what you can control in your divorce.

Cheating…infidelity; no matter what the word it’s all ugly and usually leads to divorce. Cindy owns her infidelity and teaches others to move forward.

Losing control of your marriage, your life & yourself? Cindy was. With mutual infidelity, she got a divorce, became a coach, and teaches what she learned.

Tips for moving away from a relationship with a difficult person, who could be a narcissist but not necessarily. It’s abuse, but you can move forward.

Self-discovery and self-reflection are gifts of solo travel after divorce, regardless of where you go. Remember, it’s YOUR trip.

Climbing Kilimanjaro is similar to navigating a divorce, Daniel from DO40 shares his experience and shares what he unexpectedly learned.

Men think differently, men handle situations differently, and, big surprise, men recover from divorce differently. It’s always good to hear the other side.

Relationship coach, Rachel Sussman, says to most men: stop drinking, close the dating app, and let’s focus on YOU. Men suffer just like women.

Have you heard the little voice in your head? NLP is a process to help you switch the voice from a negative to a positive one, especially during divorce.

Want to shift your mindset? Improve your self-awareness and competence? A Neuro-Linguistic Program Practitioner could help you get there.

Ben & Nikki wrote the book Our Happy Divorce because their journey from friendship to marriage to parents to divorce and back to friendship is amazing!

When you start a divorce, it feels like it’s the worst thing in your life, but through the recovery, you can see that it’s the best thing in your life.

Allowing yourself time to recover, to feel the effects of divorce is part of healing and growing. This is a trauma and moving forward happens slowly.

Lucy, our REAL LIFE expert shares her story of abuse and how she turned her unhealthy marriage into an amicable co-parenting relationship and …remarried!