#7 – Co-Parenting Counseling, Psychology, and the Law – with Dr. Nancy Vrechek
SUMMARY Susan Chesnutt interviews Dr. Nancy Vrechek to explore the dynamics and goals of Co-Parenting Counseling. Sometimes parents going through a divorce struggle to find solutions to issues that arise when deciding how to structure a successful co-parenting agreement. Dr. Vrechek shares important insights from her long career working with thousands of families as […]
#6 – Good Cops Hate Bad Cops: the Murder of George Floyd, Coming from Nothing, and Bringing Love …
SUMMARY Darrell Rivers is a Corporal in the Vero Beach Florida Police Department. In this episode, Susan Chesnutt interviews this 32-year law enforcement veteran about the changing times, racism, covid-19, and an honest refreshing perspective on how to treat people. He also explains how people should think about bad cops with regards to the […]
#5 – Maintaining and Repairing Your Credit During COVID-19 with Bill Lewis
SUMMARY Bill Lewis is a long-time credit repair expert, radio host, and author. Bill discusses credit and financial issues that frequently come with a divorce. He also has some interesting information regarding your credit score and special programs related to COVID-19. —————————— HIGHLIGHTS [00:55] Susan introduces Bill Lewis who explains exactly what a credit […]
#4 – Overcoming Employment Challenges During COVID-19 with Ellen Fernandez
SUMMARY Ellen Fernandez is a vocational counselor and vocational rehabilitation counselor for more than 30 years. Her job is evaluating her client’s ability to get back to work. Susan and Ellen explore the dynamics of reentering the workforce and the many factors that workers face in today’s environment. They also discuss how hard it is […]
#1 – Co-Parenting During the COVID-19 Pandemic – Psychology and the Law, with Dr Nancy Vrechek
SUMMARY Dr. Nancy Vrechek is a court-appointed expert, parent coordinator, and social investigator. Dr. Vrechek has spent many years helping parents and their children navigate the choppy waters of divorce and family separation. Things can be complicated, but there are processes and tactics that can be implemented to smooth the transition to a new normal. […]
#2 – Overcoming Challenges with Virtual Schooling from Home During COVID-19, with Leah Blythe
SUMMARY Leah Blythe is a Twenty-seven-year veteran teacher in the Indian River County School System. She offers her perspective on helping students and parents’ manage virtual school from home for the first time. No one expected this and the process has been stressful and productive. Everyone is working hard, learning new skills, and things about […]
#3 – Protecting Against Domestic Violence and Child Abuse During COVID-19 with Larry Lawson
SUMMARY Larry Lawson is a career law enforcement officer that has served as a uniformed policeman, investigator, and educator. He offers insights on domestic violence and child abuse from his long career. His perspective comes from his time serving in the trenches and having a first-hand view of domestic abuse and violence in our […]