Split Resilience: Fortifying Children through Big Transitions
Split Resilience: Fortifying Children through Big Transitions
Podcast Description
Divorce changes a family; but it doesn’t have to break one.
Split Resilience is the podcast for parents navigating the messy, complicated, and often overwhelming realities of separation. Hosted by Tammy Sutherns, a mother, storyteller, and advocate for child well-being, this show brings expert insight and real-life conversations to help families rewrite their story after a split and help their children feel safe, seen and secure.
Whether you’re newly separated, deep in the trenches, or years out and still figuring it out,this podcast is a judgment-free space to support you - and your kids.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes like emotional health, parenting dynamics during divorce, and strategies for co-parenting. Episodes explore vital topics such as coercive control with insights from experts like Dr. Christine Cocchiola, and the impact of divorce on children with interviews featuring child counselors such as Jennifer Merrill, emphasizing safe spaces and healthy communication.

Divorce changes a family; but it doesn’t have to break one.
Split Resilience is the podcast for parents navigating the messy, complicated, and often overwhelming realities of separation. Hosted by Tammy Sutherns, a mother, storyteller, and advocate for child well-being, this show brings expert insight and real-life conversations to help families rewrite their story after a split and help their children feel safe, seen and secure.
Whether you’re newly separated, deep in the trenches, or years out and still figuring it out,this podcast is a judgment-free space to support you – and your kids.
In this conversation, I sit down with Dr. Irwin Sandler, co-creator of the New Beginnings Program: a decades-long, research-backed intervention proven to strengthen parenting, reduce conflict, and support children’s mental health after divorce.
Irwin and I walk through how the program began, what the early randomized trials revealed, and why the six- and fifteen-year results still feel astonishing today. He shares simple, powerful parenting practices, like catching your child “doing good” and building consistent routines, and explains in plain language why consistency matters so much for a child’s developing brain.
We also discuss how the team translated the entire curriculum into an online experience accessible to parents anywhere, without losing the heart or effectiveness of the original program.
If you’re navigating separation or supporting families, this episode offers clarity, warmth, and practical hope that change is possible for both parents and kids.
Find out more at www.splitresilience.com or www.divorceandparenting.com

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