Leeron and Noam catch up and talk divorce disaster planning. That is, what you do when a natural catastrophe hits. With the LA wildfires turning our worlds upside down, Leeron and Noam both had to consider what co-parenting looks like when impacted by a natural disaster. Few parenting plans seem to include moments of acts of god. And there are plenty of questions that go along with it: Who gets the kids? Where do you go if you need to evacuate? How do you provide stability to your children amidst the anxiety and chaos? Ultimately, it's how we step up and prioritize safety for everyone in the family that the decisions becomes clear.

Please consider these resources should you, or anyone you know, seek to give or require assistance:

• • Support the Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center GoFundMe Campaign.
  • Support the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation - Wildfire Emergency Fund

Looking to kill some time during the last hours of 2024? Have a listen to episode 89. Noam and Leeron talk about infidelity and the its potential opportunities. We also speak directly with Lauren LaRusso, a psychotherapist helping all sides in an affair to learn, grow, and heal.

Lauren holds a bachelor's degree in Psychology and Creative Writing from The College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, MA, and a Masters in Professional Counseling from The University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, PA.

​She has helped countless individuals transform their life's greatest challenges into opportunities for positive growth and change in her private psychotherapy practice.

​She uses a relational, trauma-informed, and recovery-focused approach to her work with individuals and couples far and wide who are navigating the complex and painful dynamics of marital affairs.

Follow Lauren on Intagram for her guidance!

Episode 88 brought a fun conversation between Leeron, Noam, and Aurisha Smorlarski- LMFT & Cooperative Co-Parenting Coach. Aushira shares her time and wisdom to discuss attachment theory, she tackles questions like: What are some strategies for effective communication you recommend to co-parents? How can parents help their children feel secure and stable after a divorce, especially when adjusting to the concept of their parent's divorce? What are some tips or strategies you can offer to reduce the anxiety that some kids may experience on transition days?

Aurisha Smolarski, MA, LMFT, is a licensed marriage and family therapist, certified co-parenting coach, mediator, and the award winning author of Cooperative Co-Parenting for Secure Kids: The Attachment Theory Guide to Raising Kids in Two Homes. As a mother and co-parent herself, she intimately understands the complexities faced by parents navigating divorce or separation. With over fifteen years of experience, Aurisha specializes in fostering cooperation and security in co-parenting dynamics. She has been has been featured in Vogue, Psychology Today, The Huffington Post, Parents, and more.