Category: Gray Divorce
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Kent Interview on Heidi St. John Podcast
Kent is interviewed on the nationally recognized Heidi St. John podcast discussing the various ways parental divorce can impact the […]
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ADP 041 Kent Interviews Journalist Kate Spicer. A Look at Parental Divorce from the Inside
Kent interviews internationally recognized, Kate Spicer, regarding her article “I’m Unmarried and Childless at 54.” The lively and frank discussion […]
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ADP 036 Navigating Holidays with Divorced Parents-Interview
Holidays can feel like they’re more hassle than they’re worth, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Leslie Nunnery […]
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How to Stop Having Crazy Holidays
It’s possible to enjoy holidays when divorced parents are in the mix. Therapist and author Kent Darcie shares how boundaries […]
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It’s Ok NOT to be OK!
Counselor and author Kent Darcie discusses how parental divorce can create situations that mess with our brains. The problem is […]
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One Reason Adults with Divorced Parents Keep Secrets
Counselor and author Kent Darcie discusses how children of divorce’s need to keep secrets in childhood can lead to keeping […]
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Gates Puts Gray Divorce Back in the Spotlight
If you haven’t heard, Bill and Melinda Gates are divorcing after 27 years (34 as a couple1). Not familiar with […]
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Second Highest Season for Divorce is Here
January is #1 for inquiries and filings, but according to a University of Washington study, August is second.* With Covid, […]