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The Divorce to Bliss Podcast

The Divorce to Bliss Podcast

De : Rachel S. Ruby
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Are you going through a divorce or already divorced and feeling stuck, down, unfulfilled, unhappy, or unable to move forward in your life? Do you want to heal and be happy but don't know how to begin? This podcast is for you! Learn how to start the healing process in order to create a beautiful new life. Rachel S. Ruby, author of Divorce to Bliss, is a divorce healing coach, attorney, writer and entrepreneur. After divorcing mid-life from a marriage that spanned 3 decades, she was able to heal herself and create an amazing life, and you can too with her methods! Tune in weekly to learn how, and visit her website to learn more: RachelSRuby.com/coaching

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  • Should You Keep the House After Divorce? 5 Questions to Ask
    Oct 23 2026

    Should You Keep the House After Divorce? 5 Questions to Ask

    Should you keep your marital home after divorce, or is it time to let go and create a new beginning?

    If you're navigating divorce and struggling with the decision to stay in your family home or move somewhere new, I want you to know that there is no right or wrong answer. What matters is understanding where your decision is coming from.

    In this episode, I share 5 important questions to ask yourself when deciding whether to keep your house after divorce or let it go.

    Your home is more than just a building. It's filled with memories, emotions, routines, and a sense of security. But sometimes, holding on to the house can mean holding on to a part of your life that you're ready to move beyond.

    Together, we'll explore how to make this deeply personal decision from a place of emotional clarity rather than fear.

    In this video, we'll explore:

    How does your body feel when you return to your marital home?
    If money weren't an object, would you still choose this home today?
    Are you staying to protect yourself, someone else, or your marriage?
    Are you keeping the house because it feels right, or because letting go feels scary?
    What does the woman you're becoming need in her next chapter of life?

    I'll also share how you can reclaim your marital home if you decide to stay, or how to emotionally let go and create a new beginning if you choose to move forward.

    Remember, your home isn't just a building. It's the place where you feel safe, authentic, and free to be yourself. And you have the power to create that feeling wherever you go.

    💜 JOURNAL PROMPT

    "If my home could reflect who I am becoming, it would..."

    Take some time to reflect on this question. Your answers may help you discover what your heart truly needs as you navigate life after divorce.

    💬 Have you struggled with the decision to keep your marital home or move on?

    I'd love to hear your story in the comments. Your experience may help another woman who is navigating this difficult transition.

    If this episode helped you, please subscribe to my channel for more insights, healing tools, and guidance on navigating divorce, rebuilding your self-worth, and creating a life that feels authentic to you.

    🦋 Want to learn more about healing from divorce? Check out these links:

    ✅ Website and coaching: https://rachelsruby.com
    ✅ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rachel_s_ruby/
    ✅ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RachelSRubyAuthor
    ✅ Free Gift: https://rachelsruby.com/free-gift/
    ✅ Book: https://a.co/d/eyVRvqV

    #divorcerecovery #lifeafterdivorce #divorcehealing #divorceadvice #healingafterdivorce #startingoverafterdivorce #divorcecoach #emotionalhealing #divorcesupport #selflove

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    20 min
  • Why Some Men Turn Cruel After Divorce: 3 Archetypes of Cruelty
    Oct 16 2026
    Did your former husband become cruel, hostile, or resentful after divorce? Has he used your children as leverage, shifted blame onto you, or made it difficult for you to move forward? If so, you're not alone.In this episode, I sit down with Kim Petersen, USA Today bestselling author, writer, and certified holistic and metaphysical practitioner, to explore the three archetypes of men who may become difficult or hostile after divorce. We discuss why some former partners struggle with separation, avoid accountability, or find it difficult to see their ex-partners move forward and thrive.💜 In This Episode, Kim and I Discuss:• The Possessive Man: How controlling behavior can continue after divorce and affect a woman's ability to heal.• The Guilty Man: Why some former partners avoid taking responsibility for their actions and shift the blame onto their ex-wives.• The Ego-Wounded Man: How wounded self-esteem, resentment, and a loss of identity may contribute to hostility after separation.• Co-Parenting Challenges: How children can become caught in conflict between former partners.• Healing After Divorce: How to rebuild your identity, confidence, and self-trust after a difficult relationship.• Setting Healthy Boundaries: Why limiting unnecessary communication, avoiding arguments, and documenting important interactions can help you move forward.• Finding Yourself Again: How self-reflection, spirituality, and personal growth can help you reconnect with yourself and build a healthier future.How Can You Start Healing After Divorce?Kim shares insights from her personal experiences and years of writing about relationships. We explore the importance of recognizing unhealthy patterns, setting boundaries, taking responsibility for our own part in a relationship, and learning to trust ourselves again.Divorce can be challenging, even when you're the one who chooses to leave. After years of sharing your life with someone, rediscovering who you are and what you want can take time. If you've experienced controlling behavior, manipulation, or hostility from a former partner, this conversation may help you feel less alone and understand some of the challenges you may be facing.🔗 CONNECT WITH KIM PETERSEN🌐 Website: https://kimpetersen.com.au/📖 Substack, Midlife Soul Dating: https://midlifesouldating.substack.com/✍️ Medium: / kpetersenwrites11 🦋 Want to Learn More About Healing From Divorce?🌐 Website and Coaching: https://rachelsruby.com📸 Instagram: / rachel_s_ruby 📘 Facebook: / rachelsrubyauthor 🎁 Free Gift: https://rachelsruby.com/free-gift/📖 Book: https://a.co/d/eyVRvqVLet's continue learning, healing, and finding our way back to ourselves together.#DivorceHealing #HealingAfterDivorce #DivorceRecovery #ToxicRelationships #HealthyBoundaries #EmotionalHealing #SelfTrust #CoParentingSupport the show
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    36 min
  • You Didn't "End Up" With Your Ex. You CHOSE Them.
    Oct 9 2026

    What if your ex wasn't simply a mistake? What if understanding why you chose them could help you stop repeating the same relationship patterns?

    In this episode, I sit down with dating and relationship coach Jennifer Kugelman to explore why we often find ourselves attracted to the same types of partners, why emotionally unavailable relationships can feel familiar, and how subconscious beliefs may influence our choices in love.

    If you're healing after divorce, struggling with an unfulfilling marriage, or wondering why your relationships seem to follow the same painful patterns, this conversation will help you reflect on your experiences and begin looking inward with greater compassion.

    Together, Jennifer and I discuss how childhood experiences can shape our understanding of love, why we sometimes seek partners who seem capable of healing our deepest emotional wounds, and how recognizing these patterns can help us reclaim our personal power.

    By understanding your relationship patterns through this new perspective, you can begin to make healthier choices, break old cycles, and HEAL from the emotional wounds that have affected your relationships. Your past relationships do not have to define your future. 🦋

    Connect with Jennifer Kugelman:

    🌐 Website: https://www.jenniferkugelman.com
    📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennifer.kugelman/
    ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@jennifer.kugelman
    🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jennifer.kugelman_
    💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-kugelman/
    📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JenniferKugelmanCoaching

    🦋 Want to Learn More About Healing From Divorce?

    🌐 Website and Coaching: https://rachelsruby.com
    📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rachel_s_ruby/
    📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RachelSRubyAuthor
    🎁 Free Gift: https://rachelsruby.com/free-gift/
    📖 Book: https://a.co/d/eyVRvqV

    If this conversation resonated with you, please subscribe to my channel, leave a comment sharing your biggest takeaway, and share this episode with someone who may need to hear it. 🦋

    #divorcerecovery #intimacy #lifeafterdivorce #healingjourney #divorcehealing #selflove

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    39 min
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