Ep. 1: Mid-Life Divorce and Ep. 2: Resiliency

Kathryn interviews Rutgers U Professor of Public Policy Jocelyn Elise Crowley PhD, author of "Gray Divorce: What We Lose and Gain from Mid-life Splits". Due to the aging Baby Boomer generation one out of every four divorces are people over the age of 50. Dr. Crowley spoke with men and women whose lives were completely transformed in the aftermath of their gray divorces. Dr. Crowley is featured in The Huffington Post, Forbes.com and The NYTimes. Kathryn also interviews Dean of Mt. Sinai Icahn School of Medicine Dennis Charney MD, author of "Resilience: The Science Behind Mastering Life's Greatest Challenges". While devoting his research and career to studying neurobiology, anxiety and resiliency, Dr. Charney survived a shotgun wound to the shoulder by a disgruntled former colleague. Dr. Charney, President for Academic Affairs Mt. Sinai Health System, has written more than 700 publications, and is named one of the world's most influential scientific minds by Thomson Reuters in 2015.