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Divorce asks people to do two very difficult things at the same time.

You may be grieving the loss of a relationship, a future you expected to have, and the family structure you once knew — while also being asked to make decisions about money, parenting, housing, schedules, and the practical details of separating two lives.

So where does healing fit into all of this?

That is the question Susan Regan explores with returning #SoRelatable guest Robert Terris, JD, MFT, an attorney, therapist, and...

No one prepares you for the first year after divorce.

People tell you that "it gets better."

They remind you to "stay strong for the kids."

Friends encourage you to keep busy.

But very few people talk about what divorce actually feels like when you're the mother trying to hold everything together.

You're grieving the end of a marriage while making some of the biggest decisions of your life.

You're trying to support your children while your own emotions feel unpredictable.

You're managing ...