
What You Need to Know About Divorce with Dr. Lydia Richardson (Part 1) (Ep. 63)
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What if divorce didn’t have to mean devastation, but instead, became a path to healing, clarity, and even joy?
In this episode, Nicole Romito sits down with Dr. Lydia Richardson, a clinical psychologist and divorce mediator, to talk about what a “good divorce” really looks like.
Together, they explore the emotional weight of this life-altering decision and how you can honor both your personal truth and your future well-being.
If you’re standing at a crossroads in your marriage, know this: you’re not alone, and there is a way forward that centers your strength, your voice, and your vision for what’s next.
Key discussion points include:
- Navigating the marathon of divorce with patience and self-awareness [00:06:34]
- Finding joy in life post-divorce and breaking unhealthy patterns [00:16:42]
- The difference between a coach and a therapist in the divorce process [00:25:29]
- Utilizing a collaborative approach for a healthier transition [00:27:20]
- And more!
Resources:
- Empowering Your Financial Future Post-Divorce with Delaney Orozco (Ep. 59)
- Special Feature! The Divorce and Beyond Podcast with Susan Guthrie (Ep. 48)
- Building Your Team For A Successful Divorce Process with Susan Guthrie (Ep. 36)
- Collaborative Divorce Illinois: Find A Divorce Professional
Connect with Nicole Romito:
- LinkedIn: Nicole Romito
- MyPrivateVista.com
- info@myprivatevista.com
- Call: 312-831-4370
Connect with Dr. Lydia Richardson:
- info@drlydiarichardson.com
- LinkedIn: Lydia C. Richardson
- Richardson Psychology
About Our Guest:
Lydia Richardson is a licensed clinical psychologist, Divorce Mediator, Collaborative Law Coach, and Child Specialist who has provided services to adults, couples, and families in a variety of settings since 2004. She is fluent in Spanish and Danish; her multicultural background enables her to bring cultural sensitivity and competence to all aspects of her work, and she is committed to fostering diversity and inclusion in all aspects of life. Her business experience in banking and finance gives her a unique perspective and ability to problem-solve effectively and work efficiently to help clients achieve their goals. She earned her B.A. from New York University...