Dr. Joyce Fine's divorce was amicable for 5 years until things hit a snag when a new relationship was introduced. Compelled by her experience, she now helps men and women stay grounded to have the healthiest divorce possible. Listen as Dr. Fine outlines the what to expect from the divorce journey, from cutting ties amicably - to setting up separate households - to making hard choices when moving in with a new partner. Dr. Fine is a psychologist, divorce coach and co-author of Move Out, Move On, Move In.
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ABOUT OUR GUEST
DR. JOYCE FINE
Joyce Fine, PhD, specializes in psychotherapy with adults, couples, and families, provides psychological evaluations, and works as a coach with individuals and couples deciding whether or not to divorce or those going through divorce to help them make the best decisions possible for all family members. In her divorce work in particular she companions clients through the overwhelm frequently involved in this process and acts as a thought partner. She helps ground clients and guides them to use their thinking skills, rather than acting from an emotional state when making critically important decisions.
During the past twenty years Dr. Fine has worked with children, adults, and families in various settings, including a special education school, hospital inpatient and outpatient psychiatric and general medical settings, community mental health centers and private practice. In addition to being a Certified Divorce Coach, she has also completed divorce mediation, collaborative divorce, and Parental Responsibility Evaluations (aka Custody evaluations). She is also a certified facilitator of the Prepare/Enrich Marriage Assessment program. Find Dr. Fine at drjoycefine.com
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Pamela Elaine Nichols
Pamela Elaine is an author, speaker, and producer. She is also the mother of four children who, like many mothers, put the wants and needs of others first and ignored her own. As a result, her marriage came to a screeching halt. Determined to bounce back strong from divorce, she learned the key characteristics of a resilient woman, practiced them, and now teaches them to other women. In her new book, Muddy High Heels: 14 Lessons Learned from My Breakdown, Breakup & Breakthrough, she writes about how to overcome barriers that hold women back from their physical, emotional, spiritual and financial beauty. In addition to being a Client Experience Consultant and Intake Specialist for Main Line Family Law Center, Pamela Elaine is also President of her business, Destined for Greatness Enterprises, Inc. She has appeared on several radio and news spots to promote health and well-being for women, including The Dr. Oz Show where she shared her story of building her business as a healthy way to bounce back from divorce. Follow her on Facebook @SuccessfulDivorcedMoms and Twitter @urresilientlife.
About the Author
Dr. Joyce Fine
Joyce Fine, PhD, specializes in psychotherapy with adults, couples, and families, provides psychological evaluations, and works as a coach with individuals and couples deciding whether or not to divorce or those going through divorce to help them make the best decisions possible for all family members. In her divorce work in particular she companions clients through the overwhelm frequently involved in this process and acts as a thought partner. She helps ground clients and guides them to use their thinking skills, rather than acting from an emotional state when making critically important decisions..png)
Joyce Fine, PhD, specializes in psychotherapy with adults, couples, and families, provides psychological evaluations, and works as a coach with individuals and couples deciding whether or not to divorce or those going through divorce to help them make the best decisions possible for all family members. In her divorce work in particular she companions clients through the overwhelm frequently involved in this process and acts as a thought partner. She helps ground clients and guides them to use their thinking skills, rather than acting from an emotional state when making critically important decisions.
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