Divorce Support Explained: Double Divorce Coach Discussion

🎥 Welcome to Discussions with a Divorce Coach: 5 Questions in 15 Minutes What if one of the most important forms of support during divorce… is the one most people don’t even realize exists? In this episode, Kimberly Lorah sits down with fellow Certified Divorce Coach Julie Desmond to talk about divorce coaching — what it is, why it matters, and how it helps people navigate the emotional and mental weight of divorce, not just the legal process. Because while many people have attorneys or financial professionals guiding certain parts of divorce, they’re often left carrying the overwhelm, second-guessing, emotional exhaustion, and constant decision-making on their own. Divorce is a life transition. And having the right support can help you move through it with greater clarity, steadiness, and confidence. In this episode, you’ll learn: • What divorce coaching is and how it works • How divorce coaching differs from therapy or legal support • Why emotional support matters during divorce • How coaching can reduce overwhelm and decision fatigue • What it means to feel more grounded during the process • How support can help you move forward with greater intention and confidence Through short, focused conversations with trusted professionals, this series is designed to help you reduce chaos and better understand your options during divorce. Because when you understand your options, you gain clarity. When you gain clarity, you build confidence. And when you build confidence, you move forward with courage. 🌸 Resources & Support Learn more about coaching and support: https://kimberlylorahcoaching.com/ 🌸 Connect with Kimberly Lorah Instagram:   / blossomcoachingllc   Watch more episodes of Discussions with a Divorce Coach:    • Discussions with a Divorce Coach   ✨ About Kimberly Lorah Kimberly Lorah is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Certified Divorce Coach, and founder of Blossom Coaching. She helps individuals navigate divorce with clarity, confidence, and courage. Because your marriage may have ended — but your life is not over.