Episode Details

Building Community After Divorce with Bethany, Hillary & Friends

Published 1 year, 4 months ago

Description

Sponsored by Living Well Healthcare

In this heartfelt and humorous episode, Rich Bennett reunites with Bethany Pace, Hillary Livingston, and introduces Morgan and Matt to discuss the explosive growth of Sincerely, Divorced, a powerful support community for people navigating divorce. They share personal stories of heartbreak, healing, co-parenting, and community building—with plenty of laughs and lessons along the way.

Listeners will walk away feeling seen, supported, and inspired by this deeply authentic conversation on love, loss, friendship, and the freedom that comes with reclaiming your life.

Guests:

Bethany Pace is a co-founder of Sincerely, Divorced, educator, and advocate for compassionate community through divorce recovery. She’s known for her leadership, authenticity, and vision for a more inclusive support network.

Hillary Livingston is a co-founder of Sincerely, Divorced and a passionate voice for transformation through adversity. Her post-divorce glow-up and astrological insights add heart and humor to the group’s mission.

Morgan is a data analyst, mom, and survivor of a controlling marriage. Her journey from isolation to empowerment has made her a beloved community member and spreadsheet queen of the group.

Matt is a counselor, single dad, and two-time divorcé who brings vulnerability, humor, and insight into men’s experiences with divorce, fatherhood, and mental health.

Main Topics:

· How Sincerely, Divorced started and expanded rapidly

· Personal divorce journeys and challenges faced

· The importance of platonic love and community healing

· Co-parenting struggles and integrity through conflict

· Mental and physical health impacts of toxic marriages

· Dating after divorce and stories of resilience

· Community events, sound healing, and upcoming plans

· Creating a judgment-free, inclusive support network

· Vetting trusted resources vs. exploitative coaches

· Future goals including national chapters and a book

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