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Finding love after divorce

04/03/2024 GMT

BBC World Service - The Conversation, Finding love after divorce

How do you get over a divorce and find love again?

Datshiane Navanayagam meets two women who help others restart their own life after divorce.

Datshiane Navanayagam meets two women who use what they learnt from their own divorce to help others heal. 

Sara Davison, also known as The Divorce Coach, is the best-selling author of The Split: From breakup to break-through, and Uncoupling: How to survive and thrive after breakup and divorce. Sara also hosts her own podcast, Heartbreak To Happiness. 
 
Chautè Thompson is a mental health counsellor, a family mediator and the founder of Brand New Me, a consulting practice helping women restart their lives after divorce. She has published two books, Brand New Me: The Pursuit of Wholeness and Brand New Me: Complemented, Completed and Whole.

Produced by Alice Gioia

(Image: (L) Chautè Thompson, courtesy of Chautè Thompson. (R) Sara Davison, courtesy of Sara Davison.)

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