Divorce: The Hidden Factor Affecting Your Biggest Decisions- Even GETTING a Divorce..

Divorce and Big Decisions: How Your Hormones May Be Affecting Your Divorce More Than You ThinkPerimenopause and hormonal changes can impact your mood, anxiety, emotional regulation, and even your ability to make major life decisions—especially during divorce. If you’re wondering whether your marriage is falling apart, your emotions are out of control, or you simply don’t feel like yourself, understanding how hormones and perimenopause affect divorce decisions may be more important than you realize. And men, this episode has some good info for you, too. 👉 Before you take your next step, grab the $50 Divorce Crash Course to avoid costly divorce mistakes and make smarter decisions from the start. Typically priced at 150, available now for $50, thanks to our angel underwriters.In this fascinating episode, Andrea and Morgan sit down with OB-GYN Dr. Jessica Shepherd to discuss the surprising role perimenopause and hormone shifts can play in divorce, marriage struggles, and major legal decision-making.Check out Natural Cycles. They explore why women in midlife often feel like they are “falling apart,” how hormonal changes can affect emotional regulation, why tracking your cycle and symptoms can provide critical insight, and how understanding what’s happening in your body can help you make better, more informed decisions during your divorce.If you’re in your 40s or 50s, questioning your marriage, or simply feeling unlike yourself during this season of life, this episode may give you answers you didn’t know you needed.In This Episode You Will Learn✅ What perimenopause actually is and how it affects your body and mind ✅ Why hormonal shifts can impact marriage satisfaction and divorce decisions ✅ How anxiety, mood swings, and irritability may be linked to perimenopause ✅ Why tracking your cycle and symptoms can improve decision-making during divorce ✅ How hormonal data can help you identify better times to make major legal decisions ✅ Why understanding your body gives you more autonomy during divorce ✅ How hormone-related symptoms can impact both spouses in a marriage💰“You can either spend $50 now… or spend thousands later learning the hard way like we did. Your call. Divorce Crash Course 👇 https://www.hownottosuckatdivorce.com/divorce-crash-courseTimestamps(00:00) Why your hormones may be affecting your divorce decisions (01:16) Introducing Dr. Jessica Shepherd and why perimenopause matters in divorce (03:18) What perimenopause actually is (04:42) How hormone shifts can impact marriage and emotional regulation (06:22) How to know if hormones are contributing to marital unhappiness (07:34) How Natural Cycles tracks hormonal changes (09:49) Why hormonal data matters for divorce decision-making (10:51) When not to make major divorce decisions (12:03) Can hormone awareness actually save marriages? (14:50) What to do with hormonal data once you have it (17:15) Three benefits of tracking your cycle during perimenopause (20:59) Why pregnancy risk still matters in perimenopause (24:26) How attorneys may use this information strategically (29:38) Final takeaway: curiosity leads to solutionsKey Takeaways🔹 Perimenopause can significantly impact mood, anxiety, and emotional regulation 🔹 Hormonal changes may affect how you perceive your marriage and divorce process 🔹 Tracking your symptoms and hormonal patterns can improve decision-making 🔹 Data and self-awareness can help you avoid making major decisions at your emotional low points 🔹 Understanding your body may provide clarity before making life-changing decisionsAbout the HostsMorgan Stogsdill is the Head of Family Law at one of the largest family law firms in the country, bringing expert legal insight and strategy to every episode.Andrea Rappaport is a comedian and divorce survivor who shares real, unfiltered experiences to help others navigate divorce with clarity, strength, and confidence.Resources:👉 Divorce Crash Course hownottosuckatdivorce.com/divorce-crash-course👉 Natural Cycles👉 OurFamilyWizard (Co-Parenting App) ourfamilywizar