S1 E9: Tortured Poets Tell Tales of Dating After Divorce (Part 1 o 3)

S1 E11: All Too Well: Personal Stories of Financial Abuse As a Weapon of The Controller (Part 2 of 2)

The hosts continue to draw from their personal experiences, shedding light on financial abuse and its impact on survivors and families.

S1 E10: All Too Well: Personal Stories of Financial Abuse As a Weapon of the Controller (Part 1 of 2)

The co-hosts of the Domestic Silence Podcast delve into the often overlooked but crucial topic of financial abuse. Drawing from their personal experiences and expertise, they shed light on the various forms this type of abuse can take and its profound impact on individuals and families. As their stories unfold, the listener will discover that financial abuse isn't just about controlling money; it's a method of exerting power and control over another person's life and choices. They provide examples ranging from restricting access to funds and employment sabotage to coercive debt accumulation and exploitation of assets. Throughout this and the following episode, the hosts offer practical insights and resources for listeners who may be experiencing financial abuse or know someone who is. They stress the importance of awareness, empowerment, and seeking support from trusted sources. As the episode concludes, the hosts encourage listeners to recognize the signs of financial abuse, break the silence surrounding it, and work towards creating environments where financial autonomy and security are respected and protected.

S1 E9: Tortured Poets Tell Tales of Dating After Divorce (Part 1 o 3)

You've managed to successfully extricate yourself from an abusive relationship and you're ready to start living your life again on your terms. How do you know when it's time to attempt to connect with another human romantically? Is the idea of dating after divorce daunting? In this and the 2 subsequent episodes, we share our personal thoughts and experiences, from the scary to the downright silly. Can you relate?

S1 E8: Pulling Back the Curtain on Abusers and Revealing Their Flying Monkeys

Drawing inspiration from "The Wizard of Oz," we explore how abusers often enlist allies, or "flying monkeys," to manipulate, control, and perpetuate abuse within relationships and in the aftermath of a difficult divorce. Through compelling real-life stories and psychological analysis, the podcast sheds light on the insidious nature of abuse and its profound impact on survivors. Furthermore, the episode provides valuable resources and strategies for listeners who may be experiencing or witnessing abuse in their own lives. By unraveling the metaphorical symbolism of flying monkeys, we empower our audience to recognize the signs of abuse, break free from its grip, and seek support for themselves or loved ones.

S1 E7: In the Wake of Conviction: Confronting the Abuser in Family Court

Confronting an abusive ex in family court is a daunting but necessary step towards justice and healing. It involves facing the perpetrator in a legal setting, where evidence of abuse is presented and decisions are made regarding custody, visitation, and support. This process can be emotionally exhausting and triggering, as survivors recount traumatic experiences and navigate complex legal procedures. However, it also provides an opportunity to reclaim power and hold the abuser accountable for their actions. With the right resources and and support networks, survivors can navigate the challenges of family court and seek the protection and justice they and their children deserve. This episode deals with a personal experience in the US family court system and presents tools and strategies you can use when confronted with a contentious custody court battle.