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EPISODE · Aug 18, 2025 · 24 MIN

What Teens Really Want You to Know About Divorce

from Divorce with Sam and Leah · host Sam and Leah

In this powerful episode, we’re sharing the raw, honest truth straight from teens who lived through their parents’ divorces. These aren’t expert opinions or textbook strategies — they’re real insights from kids who know firsthand what helped, what hurt, and what they wish their parents had done differently.From the value of therapy and structure, to the emotional damage of oversharing and being stuck in the middle, this episode breaks down seven impactful lessons every divorced parent needs to hear.Whether you're in the thick of it or already years out, this conversation will help you show up for your kids in ways that actually matter.Because healing isn’t about perfection — it’s about presence, consistency, and choosing love over drama every single time.Your kids might not say it out loud, but these are the things they need you to hear.✨ Want more support as you navigate divorce and co-parenting?Join The Next Chapter — our private membership for moms ready to heal, rebuild, and co-parent with confidence. Inside, you’ll get weekly workshops, expert guidance, and a community that truly gets it.👉 https://www.samandleah.com/services

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