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Divorced Women Dating: Date with Confidence and Find Love Again

Divorced Women Dating: Date with Confidence and Find Love Again

Di: Dr. Stacey Rose
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Divorced Women Dating with Dr. Stacey Rose is the go-to podcast for women reclaiming love, confidence, and joy after divorce. As a seasoned psychotherapist, Dr. Stacey brings her expertise—and a touch of humor—to the messy, magical world of post-divorce dating. Whether you’re newly single, dipping a toe back into the dating pool, or navigating situationships and second chances, this podcast offers real talk, emotional insight, and practical tools to help you date with clarity and courage. With expert interviews, raw stories, and a community that gets it—because your next chapter starts with you!Copyright 2025 All rights reserved. Relazioni Scienze sociali
  • EP18: Are You Dating from Survival or Self Worth?
    Feb 9 2026

    Dating after divorce can feel confusing and exhausting, especially when you’re trying to do everything “right.” If dating feels rushed, draining, or simply misaligned, there is often a deeper reason.

    In this episode of Divorced Women Dating, I explore how survival mode often shapes dating choices after divorce, and why dating from self-worth feels completely different. Many women overlook red flags, chase potential, or stay in situations that don’t feel right, not because they lack awareness or confidence, but because their nervous system is still focused on protection.

    I unpack the difference between survival-based dating and self-worth-based dating, and how making that shift brings more clarity, calm, and consistency. I also address common fears around being alone or being labeled “too picky,” reframing standards as a sign of self-respect rather than rigidity.

    If you want dating to feel steadier, clearer, and grounded in who you truly are, this episode will help you reconnect with your instincts and trust yourself again.

    Episode Breakdown:

    00:00 Dating After Divorce: Survival vs Self Worth

    05:40 Survival Mode After Divorce and Its Impact on Dating

    12:30 Red Flags and Choosing Potential in Survival Dating

    19:45 Shifting from Survival Dating to Self Worth

    28:30 Self Worth and Self Respect in Dating

    38:40 Why Consistency and Peace Matter More Than Charm

    48:10 Fear of Being Alone and Dating Standards

    56:30 How Self Worth Changes Dating After Divorce

    59:20 Journal Prompt: Survival vs Self Worth

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    21 min
  • EP17: Reclaim Yourself After Your Divorce
    Jan 26 2026

    Divorce can leave you unsure of who you are once the roles you lived in for years fall away. In this episode, I talk about why it matters to pause and reclaim yourself before stepping back into dating. Why do so many of us move on quickly and still end up repeating familiar patterns? What changes when you stop looking for someone else to steady you?

    I share how survival habits from marriage and divorce often follow us into dating without us noticing. Fear of being alone can push us to ignore what feels off or move faster than we are ready for. Reclaiming yourself starts with listening to your gut, taking responsibility for your emotional life, and learning to feel okay in your own company. From there, dating feels steadier and more intentional, and relationships begin to add to your life rather than fill something that feels missing.

    Episode Breakdown:

    00:00 Losing Yourself After Divorce and How It Affects Dating

    02:35 Divorce, Identity Loss, and Preparing for Dating Again

    04:30 Reclaiming Yourself Without Reinventing Who You Are

    06:55 Survival Mode After Divorce and Dating Patterns

    09:45 Listening to Your Gut and Taking Emotional Responsibility

    11:50 Why Dating Feels Urgent When You Haven’t Reclaimed Yourself

    13:55 Dating From Wholeness Instead of Waiting to Be Chosen

    15:55 Why Being Rescued Is Not the Goal in Dating

    17:05 Reclaiming Standards and Walking Away Without Guilt

    18:30 Wanting Love Without Sacrificing Yourself

    Connect with Dr. Stacey Rose:

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    20 min
  • EP16: Rebuilding Your Relationship with YOU Before Dating Again
    Jan 12 2026

    If dating after divorce feels urgent, I want you to pause and ask whether it’s time to rebuild your relationship with yourself first. In this episode, I challenge the idea that readiness is about timing and invite you to look instead at whether you feel grounded, steady, and able to trust your own instincts before stepping back into dating.

    I talk about how divorce can quietly disrupt self-trust and lead many women to seek reassurance through dating rather than from within. I also share clear signs you may not be ready yet, along with practical ways to rebuild connection with yourself so dating feels calmer, clearer, and far more intentional.

    Episode Breakdown:

    00:00 Dating After Divorce: Why You Need to Rebuild Your Relationship With Yourself

    03:45 Dating After Divorce: How to Know If You Are Really Ready

    08:30 Healthy Dating After Divorce Starts With Self-Trust

    14:50 How Divorce Impacts Self-Esteem and Self-Worth

    23:40 Rebuilding Self-Trust and Learning to Trust Yourself Again

    32:15 Signs You Are Not Ready to Start Dating After Divorce

    42:20 How to Rebuild Your Relationship With Yourself Before Dating

    54:10 A Journal Prompt to Clarify What You Want From Dating

    58:30 Dating After Divorce as a Continuation of Self-Healing

    Connect with Dr. Stacey Rose:

    Visit Dr. Stacey’s website

    Follow Dr. Stacey on Instagram

    Podcast production and show notes provided by HiveCast.fm

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    32 min
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