
Divorce does not have to devastate your children or define your family.Host Sara Davison welcomes Google executive and author Sarah Armstrong to talk about what a “good divorce” can look like, even when emotions are raw and the stakes are high.Drawing on her own experience of divorce with a young daughter, Sarah shares practical ways to put children’s wellbeing first:*Managing reactions: How to control your emotions around your kids.*Co-parenting through key moments: Navigating school events, holidays, and special occasions.*Environment matters: Noticing the small details in their home life that help shape how they process change.In this conversation, Sara and Sarah explore how to take the high road, build a supportive network, and break an overwhelming transition into manageable steps. Sarah also explains why divorce doesn’t have to define a child—and why creating a happier next chapter is entirely possible.The Mum’s Guide to a Good Divorce by Sarah Madden Armstrong — available in paperback, e-book, and audiobook on Amazon and major booksellers.
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