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EPISODE · Dec 4, 2023 · 57 MIN

Episode 65: Kim Korven, The Conflict Queen, believes that divorce can be a gift for children

from Coffee and Contemplation with Susan Dunlop · host Susan Dunlop

Today's guest is Kim Korven, Founder of The Conflict Queen (formerly The Gentle Way Divorce), who believes that divorce can be a gift for children. Kim lives in Regina, Saskatchewan, in Canada’s Treaty 4 Territory with her husband (#2), one adult child from her first marriage, and rescue greyhounds and cats. Kim is the third generation in her family to steward 160 acres of natural prairie.  Kim is a family mediator, peaceful divorce strategist, and trainer/speaker who combines her experience as a lawyer, judge, mediator, judo coach and parent to help people in conflict remember they are the CEOs of their lives and create fair and family-focused results. This even happens when one spouse is a narcissist.   Since I met with Kim a few weeks before our recording, she has spoken publicly for the first time about her experience in a relationship with a narcissist. Not her husband, but a former partner. This is an information and story-rich program, that we managed to squeeze into less than 60 minutes. If you'd like to find out more about Kim's work or her group program: the Divas of Disentanglement you will find her: Website: https://www.theconflictqueen.ca Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kim.korven Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/conflictqueen The transcript from this episode will be available as an Article on my website: www.susandunlop.com.au/articles within a week of this episode being broadcast. Episodes are shared via Spotify and other favourite streaming services. On social media you will find me on Instagram and Facebook as @susandunlopleadbelievecreate

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