When The Fairy Tale Ends

About When The Fairy Tale Ends

The only divorce podcast grounded in the reality that the fairy tales you read as a child were actually meant to be cautionary tales. Sometimes, the guy you thought was your prince charming turns out to be the villain instead. We have open and honest conversations about relationship break-ups and divorce and how to recover and come out better on the other side—hosted by Raquell Barton, a CDC-certified Divorce Coach.

Publisher

Raquell Barton, Certified Divorce Coach®

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

26 Jan 2026

Latest episode

22 Jul 2026

Latest episodes

14 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   22 Jul 2026

   13. You Lost Yourself in That Marriage. Here's How You Find Her Again.

   For years, you were the wife, the mother, the planner, the one who kept everything running. Then the marriage ended, and a question showed up that you weren't ready for: who are you without that role? In this episode, Raquell breaks down how women quietly lose touch with themselves inside a marriage and walks through the real, unglamorous process of reconnecting with the woman who was there all along. Not through dramatic reinvention, but through small, deliberate choices that bring you back to yourself. In this episode, we cover: The quiet signs you've lost touch with yourself Why "reconnection" is the right word, not "finding yourself" The "before marriage" list — an exercise for identifying who you were before the roles took over, and noticing which threads are still true now The practice of asking yourself what you want in small, daily ways Why rebuilding female friendship and community isn't a nice-to-have after divorce — it's infrastructure Raquell's own experience of reconnecting with friends eight years post-divorce, and what it means to make decisions that are hers alone This week's assignment: do one thing simply because you want to — not because it's productive, not because it serves anyone else. Notice how it feels. That feeling is the thread to follow. Ready for more than encouragement? If you need structure, strategy, and a clear picture of your next moves, my 90-minute Divorce Strategy Call is the place to start. We'll map out exactly where you are, what decisions are in front of you, and what your clearest next step actually is.https://herdivorceacademy.com/program/book-a-coaching-fit-call Have a question? Ask here! HerdivorceacademyDivorce Hotline Connect with Raquell on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/ Have a Dear Raquell question you want answered on the podcast? 📩 Email your anonymous story to raquell@raquellbartoncoaching.com

2. 

   1 Jul 2026

   12. The Show Must Go On — How to Function When You're Falling Apart During a Divorce

   Some days during divorce aren't about thriving. They're about surviving — and that's enough. In this episode, I'm talking directly to the woman who cried in the shower this morning and still made it to work. The one holding her life together with very little sleep and a determination she doesn't fully recognize in herself yet. If that's you right now, this episode is for you. We're not talking about five-year plans or becoming your best self in the middle of chaos. We're talking about what actually helps when everything feels like too much: why your brain fog and forgetfulness aren't a character flaw, and five practical strategies you can use today to get through the next hour, the next decision, the next hard moment. In this episode, I cover: Why divorce puts your nervous system into sustained threat-detection mode — and why that explains the brain fog, forgetfulness, and exhaustion you might be blaming yourself for Why trying to solve your entire future right now is keeping you stuck in overwhelm The real definition of strength during divorce (hint: it's not "never let them see you cry") Ready for more than encouragement? If you need structure, strategy, and a clear picture of your next moves, my 90-minute Divorce Strategy Call is the place to start. We'll map out exactly where you are, what decisions are in front of you, and what your clearest next step actually is.https://herdivorceacademy.com/program/book-a-coaching-fit-call Have a question? Ask here! HerdivorceacademyDivorce Hotline Connect with Raquell on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/ Have a Dear Raquell question you want answered on the podcast? 📩 Email your anonymous story to raquell@raquellbartoncoaching.com

3. 

   17 Jun 2026

   11. Grieving the Divorce You Chose: Why the Right Decision Can Still Hurt

   Ending a marriage can be the right decision and still break your heart. This episode is about one of the most misunderstood parts of divorce: the grief that comes even when you're the one who decided to leave. Because choosing divorce doesn't protect you from mourning the life, identity, and future you thought you were building. Raquel explores the layers of loss that many women aren't prepared for—from grieving the imagined future and the version of yourself that existed within the marriage to navigating the disruption of routines, traditions, and family dreams. She also breaks down how the five stages of grief can show up during divorce, why healing is never linear, and the powerful truth that relief and grief can coexist. If you've ever found yourself asking, "If this was the right decision, why does it hurt so much?" this episode is for you. In This Episode, We Cover: Why choosing divorce doesn't eliminate grief The hidden losses women experience beyond the end of the relationship How divorce can impact your identity, routines, and sense of future The five stages of grief and how they appear during divorce Why healing isn't a straight line The difference between grief and regret How to hold both relief and sadness at the same time Practical ways to move through grief with self-compassion You can book a Free 60-minute Divorce Consultation Call:  https://herdivorceacademy.com/program/book-a-coaching-fit-call Have a question? Ask here! HerdivorceacademyDivorce Hotline Connect with Raquell on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/ Have a Dear Raquell question you want answered on the podcast? 📩 Email your anonymous story to raquell@raquellbartoncoaching.com

4. 

   3 Jun 2026

   10. The #1 Reason Women Feel Unprepared During Divorce

   This episode is for the woman who keeps thinking, “I should have handled this better by now.” In this solo episode of When the Fairy Tale Ends, I’m talking about one of the most common feelings women experience during divorce: feeling completely unprepared. Not just emotionally, but financially, mentally, and strategically. And the truth is, most women are trying to make life-changing decisions while overwhelmed, grieving, parenting, working, and surviving all at the same time. I’m breaking down why feeling “lost” during divorce is not a personal failure, how emotional overload impacts decision-making, and why having endless information without a strategy only creates more confusion. We also talk about the difference between emotional support and strategic support — and why clarity matters more than perfection during this process. If you’ve been second-guessing yourself, spiraling through worst-case scenarios, or feeling ashamed that you don’t have everything figured out, this episode will help you breathe a little deeper and focus on your next right step. Topics covered in this episode: Why divorce creates emotional and mental overload The difference between information and clarity How survival mode impacts decision-making Fear vs. fact during divorce What strategic support actually looks like How to stop reacting and start making grounded decisions Simple ways to create more clarity during the divorce process You can book a Free 60-minute Divorce Consultation Call:  https://herdivorceacademy.com/program/book-a-coaching-fit-call (https://herdivorceacademy.com/program/book-a-coaching-fit-call) Have a question? Ask here! HerdivorceacademyDivorce Hotline Connect with Raquell on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/ (https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/) Have a Dear Raquell question you want answered on the podcast? 📩 Email your anonymous story to raquell@raquellbartoncoaching.com

5. 

   20 May 2026

   9. How to Break the Patterns Before Your Next Relationship

   How do you stop repeating the same relationship patterns after divorce? In this episode of When the Fairy Tale Ends, Raquell gets honest about the lessons she learned from two marriages, the red flags she ignored, and what finally helped her build healthier relationship habits moving forward. This conversation is all about self-awareness, boundaries, emotional responsibility, and learning how to date differently after heartbreak. Raquell shares why so many women settle for “potential,” how to stop over-investing too quickly, and the importance of collecting data before making major life decisions in a new relationship. She also opens up about communication, standards, and why peace has become non-negotiable in this season of her life. If you’ve ever wondered how to trust yourself again after divorce or heartbreak, this episode will leave you thinking differently about what healthy love actually looks like. In this episode, we discuss: The red flags Raquell wishes she hadn’t ignored Why self-awareness matters more than blame How to define what you truly want in a relationship The difference between standards and unrealistic expectations Why observing someone over time changes everything The importance of boundaries, communication, and emotional responsibility How to stop sending your “representative” in relationships You can book a Free 60-minute Divorce Consultation Call:  https://herdivorceacademy.com/program/book-a-coaching-fit-call Have a question? Ask here!HerdivorceacademyDivorce Hotline Connect with Raquell on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/ Have a Dear Raquell question you want answered on the podcast?📩 Email your anonymous story to raquell@raquellbartoncoaching.com

6. 

   6 May 2026

   8. Why You Stayed Longer Than You Should Have (It’s Not Your Fault)

   Why did I stay so long? It’s a question so many women ask themselves… and almost always with shame attached to it. In this episode, we’re having a different kind of conversation—one that challenges the way you’ve been taught to look at your past. Because staying isn’t as simple as people make it seem. And the reasons behind it run deeper than most people are willing to admit. If you’ve ever questioned your decisions, second-guessed yourself, or felt stuck in guilt… this episode will shift the way you see it. Not by giving you all the answers— but by helping you start asking better questions. In this episode: Why leaving isn’t always the obvious choice The emotions that keep you tied to something longer than you expected What most people don’t understand about staying The quiet factors that influence your decisions more than you think You can book a Free 60-minute Divorce Consultation Call:  https://herdivorceacademy.com/program/book-a-coaching-fit-call (https://herdivorceacademy.com/program/book-a-coaching-fit-call) Have a question? Ask here!HerdivorceacademyDivorce Hotline (https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline) Connect with Raquell on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/ (https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/) Have a Dear Raquell question you want answered on the podcast?📩 Email your anonymous story to raquell@raquellbartoncoaching.com (mailto:raquell@raquellbartoncoaching.com)

7. 

   22 Apr 2026

   7. The Fairytale Lies That Taught You to Lose Yourself in Love

   What if the love stories you grew up on weren’t romantic… they were conditioning? In this episode, I’m taking you deeper into something most women have never stopped to question—how fairytales didn’t just shape what we expected from love, they shaped how we show up in it. And not in a way that serves us. Because the truth is, you didn’t just believe the story… you became it. I’m breaking down the patterns so many of us have lived out without even realizing it. The over-functioning. The fixing. The self-abandoning. The waiting. And how those behaviors quietly lead to burnout, resentment, and relationships where you slowly lose yourself. This isn’t about blaming you. It’s about helping you see clearly—so you can finally move differently. Because once you understand the script, you stop repeating it. In this episode: How fairy tales subtly taught women to ignore intuition and endure discomfort Why stories like Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast, and The Little Mermaid conditioned women to normalize self-sacrifice The belief that love requires suffering — and how that shows up in modern relationships How women are socialized to wait, hope, and “be chosen” instead of choosing themselves Why many women stay in unhealthy marriages longer than they should The connection between fairy tale conditioning and divorce shame How recognizing these patterns creates clarity instead of self-blame Key Takeaway: You didn’t fail in your relationships—you followed a script you were taught. And now that you see it, you get to choose something different. You can book a Free 60-minute Divorce Consultation Call:  https://herdivorceacademy.com/program/book-a-coaching-fit-call (https://herdivorceacademy.com/program/book-a-coaching-fit-call) Have a question? Ask here! https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline (https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline) Connect with Raquell on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/ (https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/) Have a Dear Raquell question you want answered on the podcast? 📩 Email your anonymous story to raquell@raquellbartoncoaching.com (raquell@raquellbartoncoaching.com)

8. 

   15 Apr 2026

   6. What Fairy Tales Should Have Taught Us About Love — and Why They Didn’t

   Ever wonder why you ignored those red flags? Blame Cinderella. In this episode, certified divorce coach Raquell Barton unpacks the fairytales that shaped how we view love, marriage, and self-worth—and why they set us up for heartbreak. From Cinderella's "stay and endure" message to Beauty and the Beast's dangerous "you can fix him" narrative, these childhood stories taught us how to be chosen, not how to choose wisely. If you've ever stayed too long, loved too hard, or lost yourself in a relationship, this episode will help you understand why—and what to do differently going forward. In This Episode: ✨ Why fairytales were warnings disguised as love stories ✨ The 5 biggest lies Disney told us about relationships ✨ How to recognize when you're abandoning yourself for partnership ✨ Why suffering doesn't earn you a happy ending (and what does) ✨ The truth about intuition—and why we're conditioned to ignore it ✨ What real, healthy love actually requires ✨ Raquel's story: knowing her marriage was wrong one week before the wedding Coming in Part 2: In the next episode, Raquel connects the dots from fairytales to your real-life relationship patterns—helping you understand the "why" so you can move differently going forward. You can book a Free 60-minute Divorce Consultation Call:   ( https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline)https://herdivorceacademy.com/program/book-a-coaching-fit-call Have a question? Ask here! https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline ( https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline) Connect with Raquell on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/ (https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/) Have a Dear Raquell question you want answered on the podcast? 📩 Email your anonymous story to raquell@raquellbartoncoaching.com

9. 

   25 Mar 2026

   5. The Top 3 Things a Divorce Coach Helps You With (That Your Lawyer Won’t)

   "I already have a lawyer. Why would I need a divorce coach?" It's the question Raquell hears constantly, and she gets it. Divorce is expensive, and most women don't want to add one more person to the team. But here's what you need to know: Your lawyer handles the legal divorce. A divorce coach helps you handle the life part. And the life part? That's where 90% of your stress actually lives. In this episode, Raquell breaks down the top three things a divorce coach helps you with that your lawyer won't, can't, and honestly shouldn't help you with. If you've ever felt like you're drowning in paperwork, reacting instead of planning, or spending way too much money on legal hours—this episode is for you. In this episode: The three life-changing things a divorce coach helps with that lawyers don’t: Why lawyers are not equipped (or paid) to provide emotional or logistical support How coaching reduces overwhelm, conflict, and legal costs How to make decisions from grounded clarity instead of fear How to show up prepared and empowered throughout the entire divorce process You can book a Free 60-minute Divorce Consultation Call: ⁠ ⁠ ( https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline)https://herdivorceacademy.com/program/book-a-coaching-fit-call Have a question? Ask here! ⁠https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline⁠ ( https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline) Connect with Raquell on Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/⁠ (https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/) Have a Dear Raquell question you want answered on the podcast? 📩 Email your anonymous story to raquell@raquellbartoncoaching.com

10. 

    11 Mar 2026

    4. Rebuilding Financial Confidence After Divorce: Wealth Strategy for Women with Myrna Laine-Hyppolite

    Divorce can change everything, especially when it comes to money. In this episode, we sit down with Myrna Laine-Hyppolite, a wealth strategist, financial wellness coach, and Chief Financial Officer with more than 30 years of experience in the finance industry. As the founder of Empower Financial Wellness, Myrna helps high-achieving women turn their income into long-term wealth and financial independence. For many women navigating divorce, finances suddenly shift from shared responsibility to something they must manage alone. Myrna explains why this transition can feel overwhelming—and how women can begin rebuilding financial clarity and confidence one step at a time. Drawing from her own experience in finance and her work with women going through major life transitions, Myrna shares her Five Steps to Financial Wellness, a practical framework designed to help women organize their finances, reduce stress, and create a plan for the future. Whether you are recently divorced, navigating financial independence after a relationship, or simply want to feel more confident managing money, this episode offers clear guidance and empowering insights. What listeners will learn: The 5 core steps to financial wellness and how to apply them during or after divorce Why so many women feel overwhelmed by finances — and how to take back control How to begin rebuilding financial identity after a breakup or major life change The real reasons women fall behind financially during divorce Simple systems to organize money, track expenses, and prepare for long-term stability Encouragement for women who feel behind, ashamed, or financially lost Why this episode matters: It gives women clarity, direction, and confidence in an area where they often feel the most vulnerable. Conversation about financial Free Guide on How to Invest in the Stock Market: https://wealth-codes.com Myrna's Website: https://empowerfinancialwellness.com Myrna's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/empowerfinancialwellness Resources Mentioned in This Episode High-Yield Savings Accounts Myrna recommends moving savings into a high-yield savings account instead of leaving money in a traditional bank savings account. These accounts typically offer higher interest rates, helping your savings grow faster. One example she mentions is Marcus by Goldman Sachs, an online bank that offers competitive savings rates. Bankrate A useful tool for comparing interest rates across banks. You can use Bankrate to research and find high-yield savings accounts that offer better returns than traditional banks. Bankrate.com Rocket Money A budgeting and expense tracking app that helps you see where your money is going each month. Rocket Money can identify recurring subscriptions, spending patterns, and potential “money leaks” so you can make more informed financial decisions. You can book a Free 60-minute Divorce Consultation Call: ⁠ ⁠ ( https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline)https://herdivorceacademy.com/program/book-a-coaching-fit-call Have a question? Ask here! ⁠https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline⁠ ( https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline) Connect with Raquell on Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/⁠ (https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/) Have a Dear Raquell question you want answered on the podcast? 📩 Email your anonymous story to raquell@raquellbartoncoaching.com

11. 

    25 Feb 2026

    3. Dating After Divorce: Showing Up Healed, Not Broken

    Dating after divorce is a whole different universe, especially in this day and age. In this episode, Raquel gets real about her own journey reentering the dating world at 48 after nearly two decades of marriage. This isn't about jumping into dating to fill a void or expecting someone new to fix what your ex broke. It's about doing the emotional work first, showing up authentically, and understanding that healing is non-negotiable if you want a healthy relationship. Raquell shares her transformation from sending her "representative" on dates in her twenties to showing up at 55 as her fully authentic self—opinions, attitude, beliefs, and yes, even cussing included. If someone doesn't like the real you? That's okay. They're just not your person. In this episode, you'll learn: Why you can't build a healthy new relationship with unhealed wounds The difference between dating divorced men vs. never-married men How modern dating (apps, ghosting, breadcrumbing) has completely changed the game The importance of taking responsibility for your part in your marriage, without shame or self-blame How unhealed trauma shows up in new relationships (jealousy, fear, control, hypervigilance, or emotional shutdown) The 4 essential questions to ask yourself before you start dating again What it means to show up authentically without shapeshifting for someone new The truth: If you don't examine who you were in your marriage, you will bring that version of yourself into your next relationship. And you don't want to repeat those cycles. Plus, Divorce Hotline Q&A: Raquel answers a listener question about how to organize proof of coercive control so it's heard in divorce court. Her advice? Stop telling the entire story at once. Courts respond to patterns, not narratives. Learn her simple system for documenting control in a way that's legible and credible. You can book a Free 60-minute Divorce Consultation Call: ⁠ ⁠ ( https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline)https://herdivorceacademy.com/program/book-a-coaching-fit-call Have a question? Ask here! ⁠https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline⁠ ( https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline) Connect with Raquell on Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/⁠ (https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/) Have a Dear Raquell question you want answered on the podcast? 📩 Email your anonymous story to raquell@raquellbartoncoaching.com

12. 

    11 Feb 2026

    2. Does Divorce Have to Be This Hard?

    Divorce is often portrayed as chaotic, devastating, and emotionally brutal, especially for women. But what if that narrative isn’t always true? In this episode Raquell Barton challenges one of the most deeply held beliefs about divorce: that it must be an all-out war. Drawing from her own experience and her work as a certified divorce coach, Raquel breaks down why some divorces feel like business negotiations while others turn into emotional battlegrounds and what actually makes the difference. This conversation is about separating fear from facts, emotions from logistics, and reclaiming your power during a process that doesn’t have to break you. In This Episode, Raquell Covers: Why divorce itself isn’t inherently chaotic — emotional disregulation is The hard truth about how courts really make decisions (and what they don’t care about) Why trying to get emotional validation from the legal system usually backfires The difference between fair and equitable in divorce law How unrealistic expectations make divorce more painful than it needs to be Why you can “win” a divorce without getting everything you want The importance of separating emotional healing from legal strategy Dear Raquell: Divorce EditionA new recurring segment inspired by “Dear Abby” — but for divorce. In this episode, Raquell responds to real, anonymous scenarios women are asking online, offering compassionate, honest, and grounded perspective without shame or judgment. Questions include: “My ex wants 50/50 custody, but I did all the parenting during the marriage. Why should he get equal time?” “I want to keep the house because I raised my kids here, but I can’t afford the mortgage on my own. Is that unfair?” “He cheated. Shouldn’t I get more money?” Raquell breaks down each situation by separating emotional truth from legal reality — and explains why clarity, not conflict, is often the most powerful move. You can book a Free 60-minute Divorce Consultation Call: ⁠ ⁠ ( https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline)https://herdivorceacademy.com/program/book-a-coaching-fit-call Have a question? Ask here! ⁠https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline⁠ ( https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline) Connect with Raquell on Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/⁠ (https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/) Have a Dear Raquell question you want answered on the podcast? 📩 Email your anonymous story to raquell@raquellbartoncoaching.com

13. 

    11 Feb 2026

    1. Rebuilding Life After Divorce at 48 | My Journey Through Two Divorces

    Welcome to When the Fairytale Ends—a podcast for women navigating divorce, separation, and life after marriage. In this first episode, certified divorce coach Raquell Barton shares her personal story of surviving two divorces, including ending a 19-year marriage at age 48, and how she rebuilt her life with clarity, confidence, and purpose. In This Episode: Her 7-month first marriage and the intuition she ignored Ending her 19-year second marriage at 48 with three kids The immediate fears: finances, kids, body image, and finding joy again How a Facebook support group changed her perspective Transitioning from virtual assistant to certified divorce coach What's Coming This Season: Why marriages really end (beyond the surface issues) Healing and self-awareness after divorce Dating after divorce in midlife How men and women approach love differently Breaking toxic relationship patterns Co-parenting strategies that work Financial independence after separation About Your Host: Raquell Barton is a certified divorce coach, mom of three, and survivor of two divorces. Her mission: helping women navigate divorce with more clarity, support, and dignity than she had—proving that your story doesn't end when your marriage does. You can book a Free 60-minute Divorce Consultation Call: ⁠ ⁠ ( https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline)https://herdivorceacademy.com/program/book-a-coaching-fit-call Have a question? Ask here! ⁠https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline⁠ ( https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline) Connect with Raquell on Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/⁠ (https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/) Have a Dear Raquell question you want answered on the podcast? 📩 Email your anonymous story to raquell@raquellbartoncoaching.com

14. 

    26 Jan 2026

    When the Fairytale Ends: Divorce, Healing, and Rebuilding Your Life

    What do you do when the life you planned… suddenly isn’t the life you’re living? When the fairytale doesn’t end with a happily ever after—but with paperwork, heartbreak, and a version of yourself you barely recognize? Welcome to When the Fairytale Ends. I’m Raquell Barton, Certified Divorce Coach®, speaker, and founder of Her Divorce Academy, and I’ve lived the moment you might be standing in right now. After 19 years of marriage, my world shifted overnight. I wasn’t prepared. I wasn’t supported. And I quickly realized how many women walk through divorce feeling alone, confused, and unsure of who they are outside the roles they’ve carried for years. So I became the support I wish I had. This podcast is a space for honest, grounded conversations about everything that happens before, during, and after divorce—the emotional, the practical, and the deeply personal. Inside this podcast, we’ll talk about: Healing before you date again Why meeting someone “where they are” actually matters Leaving old trauma out of new relationships Rebuilding friendships and community after the breakup Redefining your values, boundaries, and identity What it truly takes to build a life that feels like yours again Sometimes it’ll be just you and me—heart to heart. Other times, I’ll bring on experts and women whose stories remind you that you’re not broken… you’re becoming. As a Certified Divorce Coach®, I’m here to guide you with both emotional insight and practical tools so you can make strong decisions, protect your peace, and step into your next chapter with confidence. If your fairytale has ended—or is ending—this podcast is your reminder: Your story isn’t over. It’s just changing chapters. Hit follow, and let’s walk this new beginning together. You can book a Free 60-minute Divorce Consultation Call: ⁠ ⁠ ( https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline)https://herdivorceacademy.com/program/book-a-coaching-fit-call Have a question? Ask here! ⁠https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline⁠ ( https://herdivorceacademy.com/divorce-hotline) Connect with Raquell on Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/⁠ (https://www.instagram.com/herdivorceacademy/) Have a Dear Raquell question you want answered on the podcast? 📩 Email your anonymous story to raquell@raquellbartoncoaching.com

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