Divorce Talk Radio Live

Dianne is a mother of 2 children. Her oldest child, 13 years old, was born out of a short lived relationship. The relationship with her oldest son has been interrupted due to PAS. The father attempts and has partly succeeded in erasing Dianne from her sons life. This is very common in PAS situations.

Dianne is a Realtor, Real Estate Investor and Creative Life & Love Coach. You can check her out on the web at http://www.canwegetalong.com/

Our guest Tuesday, July 10th will be Akilah Kamaria.

A former United States Marine and Founder of Hemancipation. Hemancipation’s goal is making the process of divorce for men smoother and less stressful, and providing them with services and resources to start over and creat a new lifestyle or them and their children post-divorce.

Kamaria is known for her compassion and straightforward approach in helping her clients design a signature lifestyle no matter their circumstances.

Due to some technical difficulties there is no show for tonight Tuesday, July 7th. The guest that was scheduled to be on was Dr. Tara Palmatier of A Shrink for Men. We are hoping to get her rescheduled for an upcoming show in August.

Dr Tara J. Palmatier holds a Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology and M.Sc. in Counseling Psychology. She has over a decade of experience delivering direct services to diverse populations in a variety of settings. She left the clinical field in 2005 to begin a career in multimedia editing, writing and consulting.

Since changing career tracks, Dr Palmatier has been  Managing Editor of three social network websites that focused on helping people live their best lives. She currently provides consultation and photo editing for international corporate public speakers and runs her own blog, A Shrink for Men, which examines healthy relationships, sexuality, emotional abuse, pop culture and other topics.

Dr. Palmatier has a strong interest in the application of psychoanalytic theory to the Arts. Her dissertation, Ceci N’Est Pas Une Thèse: An Applied Psychoanalysis of René Magritte (May 2004) examines early childhood parental object loss, incomplete mourning, repetition compulsion and creative outcomes. Dr. Palmatier is a member of the board of directors of the Hospice Education Institute, a member of the American Psychological Association, a former graduate member of the British Psychological Society, and past coordinator of Jungian Seminars in Switzerland.