15/06/2026
This week on Divorce With Carolyn, I'm talking to Patricia - who left her abusive marriage when she was newly pregnant with her second child, with only her toddler daughter and a washing machine – and no idea how she'd cope. She just knew it would be better than staying.
What Patricia has built since then - through fitness, somatic practices, yoga, and through learning to feel safe in her own body again - is something pretty mind-blowing. We talk about the body, safety, and what it actually means to feel pleasure again after everything - this chat gave me goosebumps - twice.
Please do yourself a favour and listen. Find it on your favourite pod platform, or via this link: https://www.womensdivorceacademy.com/podcast
10/06/2026
She offered her husband a hall pass. Not because she wanted to sleep with other people – because she just wanted her body back.
Sarah's story is one of the most honest accounts of what it actually feels like to disappear inside a marriage that I've come across. And what it takes to find your way back.
Full episode is on Divorce With Carolyn now. Available on all your favourite pod platforms, or go to https://www.womensdivorceacademy.com/podcast
08/06/2026
New episode of Divorce With Carolyn is out now.
Sarah spent 13 years in a marriage that looked fine from the outside. Good man. Stable life. Nothing obviously wrong.
But her body had a different story. And she spent years overriding it – until she couldn't anymore.
In this episode we talked about female rage, what it really means to lose yourself in a marriage, and how Sarah found her way back through the smallest, most ordinary things.
Her book, Laid: A Memoir of Love, S*x, and Marriage, is one I couldn't put down.
Full episode is on Divorce With Carolyn now. Available on all your favourite pod platforms, or go to https://www.womensdivorceacademy.com/podcast
04/06/2026
I don't talk about my own divorce story to make it about me. I talk about it because I know that when you're in the middle of it, it helps to know someone else has been there too – and come out the other side.
I've been through it twice. The first time was harder than most people know. The second time, I was broke, home with small kids, and completely on my own.
Both experiences made me who I am – and both are why Women's Divorce Academy exists.
Swipe through for the full story. And if any of it sounds familiar, come and say hi in the comments. I'd love to hear from you.