Understanding Mental Health And Divorce - Cordell & Cordell Men's Divorce Podcast

This month, Cordell & Cordell Managing Partner/CEO Scott Trout is joined by licensed professional counselor Erika Ottolini. They detail the various emotions and struggles men can experience during the divorce process and how that factors in from both a legal and mental health perspective.
They cover the emotional dangers men must navigate during divorce and the importance of using logic over emotion when making decisions (1:00); the consequences of failing to seek support for mental health issues and the social stigma that prevents many men from getting the help they need (4:05); the problems attorneys encounter when working with a client who refuses to seek support (10:10); how men and fathers should go about finding mental health resources (15:17); how mental health support can benefit a father as he tries to co-parent with his ex (18:55); whether there is a timetable for seeking a child custody modification when working through mental health issues (24:40); and more.
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[@Tracks777]

I like! Keep it up!

[@stype8468]

Only communicate via rext or email. Or you will have no backup when she lies in the court.

[@blakeallsup4345]

So very true and they always do

[@josephchapman2034]

I need some advice Please😞. I’m currently separated (for about 2 months). I moved out into a condo in the same development as my wife or ex. picked my boy from daycare this week and we were sitting on the couch And he told me he missed me. I told him I missed, but that I lived really close and he could come over anytime. He said to me that mommy said not to go to daddy’s when she sends hi. Out to play outside. My son is 5 years old, why is it ok to send him out to play unsupervised, but it’s not ok for him to come over to see me.