The Empowered Divorce Podcast; Navigating Divorce After Betrayal Trauma and Abuse

Amie Woolsey

amie@lifecoachingwithamie.com

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Booking Overview

This podcast supports people—especially women—navigating divorce after betrayal trauma, abuse, and narcissistic dynamics, with a strong emphasis on empowerment and nervous-system-informed healing. It also features firsthand perspectives from children and professional guidance from related experts, making it a meaningful platform for clinicians and family-therapy voices. For PR, it’s a high-trust niche audience where subject-matter expertise and lived credibility both matter.

Metrics

Episodes: 240

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Female

Location: USA

YouTube: 214 subscribers

Instagram: 2.3k followers

Contact Information

amie@lifecoachingwithamie.com

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Host

Amie Woolsey - The description says she helps women navigate a life-saving divorce from a place of empowerment, dignity, and strength, sharing tools to practice weekly and hearing from other women and professiona...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
Licensed or practicing professionals in trauma-informed therapy/somatic healing/family systems/co-parenting, or deeply affected individuals offering credible firsthand perspective (e.g., children of divorced parents; women with relevant lived experience).
Required Achievements:  
Professional experience supporting divorce/trauma/abuse recovery, Experience with somatic approaches or family systems work, Published guidance/resources in healing or parenting after betrayal (not explicitly stated, so treated as variable)

Recent Guest Discussions

McKenna - Growing Up Through Divorce And Betrayal; Loyalty Binds; Parentification; Emotional Overwhelm; What Helped Vs. What Was Harmful; Therapy And Healing Resources; Emotional Safety And Resilience; Custody/fear/connection With Both Parents.

Alana Gordon - Framing Of Children’s Experiences During Betrayal, Emotional Abuse, Addiction, And Divorce; Discussion With The Guest From The Child’s Perspective.

My oldest daughter, McKenna - Children’s Emotional Realities During Betrayal/emotional Abuse/addiction And Divorce; Loyalty Binds; Grief/fear/confusion; Attachment Wounds; Emotional Safety And Healthy Support Systems; Validating A Child’s Emotional Reality; Therapy’s Role In Healing The Family System.

Recent Topics

Divorce, Trauma, Abuse, Therapy, Family

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
The Empowered Divorce Podcast; Navigating Divorce After Betrayal Trauma and Abuse
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201. Why You Feel Stuck in the Past After Divorce (And How to Heal Your Nervous System)

July 09, 2026

After a life-saving divorce, many people expect that once they leave the relationship, they should feel better and move forward. But instead, they find themselves replaying memories, feeling on edge, or reacting to triggers that seem small but feel overwhelming.In this episode, I talk about why feeling stuck in the past is not a sign that you’re doing something wrong—it’s often a sign that your nervous system has not fully processed the shock, betrayal, and chronic stress you lived through.I ...

200. Will My Kids Be OK After Divorce? A Daughter Answers/ Part 2

July 02, 2026

In Part 2 of this deeply personal and powerful conversation, my daughter, McKenna, continues sharing her perspective of growing up through divorce, betrayal, emotional pain, healing, and family repair.This episode moves beyond the fear many parents carry and into something deeper: what actually helped a child heal.Together, we explore the realities children often face silently during divorce and family trauma — navigating loyalty binds, emotional overwhelm, parentification, confusion, grief, ...

199. Will My Kids Be OK After Divorce? A Daughter Answers / Part 1

June 25, 2026

What is it really like for children growing up in a home impacted by betrayal, emotional abuse, addiction, and divorce?In this deeply vulnerable episode, Alana Gordon and I sit down with a very special guest — My oldest daughter, McKenna — to hear firsthand what the experience was like from the child’s perspective.Together, we explore the emotional realities children often carry silently: sensing tension in the home, questioning their own intuition, navigating loyalty binds between parents, a...

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