The holidays after divorce don’t just feel different.
They can feel like everything you once knew was ripped out from under you.

This is the moment where you decide what happens next.

Holiday Heart-to-Heart is for the woman who is done pretending she’s fine, done bracing for impact, and ready to take her holidays back on her terms. Not by forcing joy. Not by bypassing the pain. But by learning how to move through it with steadiness, clarity, and self-trust.

This isn’t about getting over it.
It’s about owning this season instead of letting it own you.

It’s about having a voice in your ear when things hit hard.
About knowing what to do when the grief spikes, the anger flares, or the weight of holding it together feels like too much.
About showing up for your kids without disappearing yourself in the process.

This season is still yours.

What you'll get:

• Private, Bite-Sized Audio Episodes
  Real, grounded conversations you can listen to the moment it gets hard. Guidance for the moments most women dread but don’t talk about like how to split time, what to do when memories hit and how to handle the family looks. Short enough to fit into real life. Powerful enough to change how you move through the day.

• Guided Resets
  A simple, calming practice you can use when emotions spike and your nervous system feels overwhelmed. Designed to help you regulate, steady yourself, and come back to center in minutes.

• Holiday Healing Journal
  Thoughtful prompts to help you process the grief, release the pressure, and reconnect to what actually matters to you this season. Because clarity comes when you give yourself space to be honest.

Everything you need to stop surviving the holidays and start moving through them with intention, strength, and self-respect.

You don’t need to wait for this season to be over.
You don’t need to numb out or power through.

You get to decide how this feels.

Holiday Heart-to-Heart is your permission to take your holiday back.

Holiday Heart-to-Heart is designed to provide emotional support, tools for self-reflection, and practical advice to navigate the holiday season post-divorce. If you’re experiencing acute distress, we encourage you to reach out to a licensed mental health professional.