Psychotherapist and relationship trauma expert Janie Lacy shares that the best ways to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience are to find the right support, to be part of a community, and to invest in your healing. She learned this lesson while enduring trauma brought about by the death of her sister and her unforeseen divorce. Find Janie across all social media: @janielacy.

Mike “C-Roc” Cirrocco—performance coach, author, and speaker—shares that the best way to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience is to take total responsibility for your life. He learned this lesson while growing up in a broken home and enduring the trauma brought about by child custody battles.  Find Mike at mikecroc.com, as well as on Instagram: @mikeycroc

Maggie Bain—international speaker, author, relationship specialist, and the first sex therapist in the Bahamas!—shares that the best ways to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience are to visualize that bit of hope, to conserve energy, to maintain a sense of humor, and to plan. She learned these lessons while enduring a divorce that destroyed her personal and professional life. Find Maggie at barenakedcoach.com, as well as across all social media: @barenakedcoach.

Cheri Williams-Franklin, founder of Life Snapshot® Inc., shares that the best way to get to the other side of a family member’s death is to channel your grief toward celebrating the life and legacy of your loved one. She learned this lesson after the sudden and unexpected loss of her sister. Find Cheri at lifesnapshot.com, as well as across all social media: @LifesnapshotInc.

Erin Levine—family law attorney and founder/CEO of Hello Divorce—shares that the best ways to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience are to love yourself, to address negative self-talk, and to make a plan that’s broken down into actionable steps. She learned these lessons while enduring a decade of physical, sexual, verbal, and emotional abuse from her gymnastics coach, who went to prison only for a short period of time due to an inefficient legal system in the 1990s. Find Erin...

Brian Wright—author, host of Success Profiles Radio, and publisher of Success Profiles Magazine—shares that the best ways to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience are to practice gratitude and to be kind to yourself. He learned these lessons while enduring H1N1 swine flu virus and pneumonia in 2014. Find Brian at briankwright.com, brianwrightinternational.com, and successprofilesmagazine.com. Discuss a magazine or book project with him at callwithbrian.com.

Flight attendant, yoga instructor, eating disorder and body image coach Casey Urban shares that the best way to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience is to ground yourself, visualize, and process. She learned this lesson after enduring clinical depression and bulimia. Find Casey at caseyurban.com, as well as on Instagram: @caseyurban. Sign up for her three-part video series, Ditch the Diet Talk, on her website.

Is it possible to mediate a high-conflict divorce? This episode features Susan Guthrie, nationally recognized family law mediator and attorney, pioneer in online mediation, trainer, podcast host, and speaker. Susan shares that the key component of freedom in the context of high-conflict divorce is to accept that your (former) spouse will not change and to take responsibility for “your side of the street.” Find Susan at learntomediateonline.com and mostenguthrie.com. Download and subscribe to...

Divorce attorney, author, and podcast host Renee Bauer shares that the best way to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience is to think, write about, and paint a picture of how you want your life to be, and then make that a reality. She learned this lesson while enduring the shame and guilt of divorce. Find Renee at msreneebauer.com, as well as on Instagram and Twitter: @msreneebauer. Listen to her podcast, Happy Even After™️, on Google, Apple, Spotify, and Stitcher.

Michelle Frink, intuitive coach and owner of Morphing Energetics, shares that the best way to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience is to find a fully trained expert who knows what trauma does to the body and the spirit. Michelle learned this lesson while enduring complex PTSD, loss of loved ones, miscarriages, and illness. Find Michelle on Facebook as Michelle Frink, as well as on her business page: @MorphingEnergetics.

This episode features certified financial planner and strategic wealth advisor Karen Coyne, who shepherds her clients through the financial aspects of their Epic Comebacks. "If you can clearly see what's important to you in your life and you can align that with your financial goals, that's when you are able to have freedom, experiences, and choices," says Karen. She also shares that the best ways to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience are to own your part, to indulge...

Transformational speaker, international bestselling author, certified intuitive success coach, and healer Cathleen Elle shares that the best ways to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience are to consciously breathe, to be in the moment, and to believe. She learned these lessons while enduring the loss of her son to suicide in 2010. Find Cathleen at cathleenelle.com, as well as on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram: @cathleenelleinspires and Twitter: @cathleenelle.

America's life coach Stephen Lovegrove shares that the best way to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience is to have even just a glimmer of a vision, move forward, and just do the next right thing. He learned this lesson after growing up with fear in a fundamentalist religious cult and being sent away from home without anything but the belief that good things would come out of his situation. Find Stephen on Instagram: @drlovegrove.

Project manager Stephanie Magee shares that the best way to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience is to have faith, consistency, and your own bank account. She learned this lesson while navigating codependency and eventually divorce. Find Stephanie on LinkedIn as Stephanie Johnson-Magee, MBA, MSM, PMP.

Divorce and coparenting strategist Kristine Travis shares that the best way to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience is to practice strategic kindness. She learned this lesson while turning her divorce from nuclear to nice. Find Kristine at 1lifestrategy.com, as well as on Instagram: @1lifestrategy and Facebook as 1Life Strategy. Tune in to Divorce Goals: The Podcast at divorcegoals.com.

Kimie Pearl, writer and leader of the social media campaign WorththeWar, shares that the best ways to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience are to lean into the pain, to let it teach you, and to be humble. She learned these lessons while enduring depression and suicidal tendencies caused by major family challenges. Find Kimie at worththewar.com, as well as on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram: @worththewar. Subscribe to her videos on YouTube, WorththeWar.

Certified divorce coach Susan Kiernan shares that the best ways to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience are to work with an expert to start the healing and to build the dream of what you want your life to look going forward. She learned these lessons while enduring both a divorce and health challenges with her children. Find Susan at susankiernancoaching.com, as well as on Facebook: @susankiernancoach and Instagram: @susankiernancoaching.

Be inspired and see divorce from a different perspective on this special edition of The Epic Comeback™ Podcast with the authors of the book Our Happy Divorce, Nikki Debartolo and Ben Heldfond. They work as one in cultivating a community of divorced families that coexist in a happier and healthier way, with the needs of their children as a central priority. Nikki and Ben share that the best ways to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience are to keep going and to take time for...

Divorce coach and mindfulness teacher Tosh Brittan shares that the best way to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience is to reconnect to yourself and rediscover who you are. She learned this lesson while enduring divorce. Find Tosh at toshbrittan.com, as well as on Instagram: @divorcegoddess. Listen, download, and subscribe to the Divorce Goddess Podcast on iTunes or Spotify.

Tommy Maloney, cofounder of Blending The Family, shares that the best way to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience is to let others know that you are hurting and need help. He learned this lesson while witnessing his parents' divorce, enduring his own, and being a single dad. Find Tommy at blendingthefamily.com, as well as on LinkedIn as The Tommy Maloney, Twitter and Instagram: @blendingfamily. Tune in to his podcast Blending the Family on Apple Podcast and Stitcher.

Mindset coach Paul Forchione shares that the best ways to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience are to practice gratitude, to focus on what you can do instead of what you can’t, and to do what you're passionate about. He learned these lessons after being diagnosed with cerebral palsy and experiencing teasing, bullying, and shame on a daily basis during his younger years. Find Paul at acalltoaction.coach, as well as on Facebook: A Call To Action and as Paul Forchione on...

Michael Daniels, founder & CEO of the coparenting communication app Fayr (Family Advocacy is Your Responsibility), shares that the best ways to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience are to stay child-focused and to realize that whatever you are going through shall pass. He learned these lessons while enduring the stressful process of divorce and the challenges of coparenting. Find Michael, his app, and his community at www.fayr.com, as well as across social media: @befayr.

What role do style, wardrobe, and photography play in staging an Epic Comeback? Our guests on this special edition of The Epic Comeback™ Podcast are portrait photographer Andrea Domjan and fashion stylist/closet organizer Caitlin Jaymes. Both of these incredible professionals work with individuals who seek to transform, from the outside in AND from the inside out. Andrea and Caitlin share that the best ways to transform are to believe that you are enough, to be happy with who you are, to...

In celebration of Self-Care Month, September, mindfulness-based marriage and family therapist Joree Rose shares that the best ways to fuel yourself as a parent in this time of pandemic are to slow down, to practice mindfulness and self-compassion, and to allow yourself to be vulnerable. Find Joree at joreerose.com, as well as on Facebook and Instagram: @joreerose. Get access to helpful tools and trainings in all aspects of mindfulness and parenting through her monthly parenting membership...