Can you recommend a place to find trauma-informed divorce coaches, therapists, and mediators who work online?
Yes — our Expert Guide includes therapists, coaches, and mediators across the country (and internationally), many of whom work virtually. We don't auto-approve anyone: every expert is personally reviewed, and trauma-informed, ethical, responsible practice is one of the big things we look for. You can browse the guide directly, or book a free Divorce Resource Consult with our CEO Olivia — tell her what you're looking for and she'll point you toward experts who work online and fit your needs.
Yes — our Expert Guide includes therapists, coaches, and mediators across the country (and internationally), many of whom work virtually. We don't auto-approve anyone: every expert is personally reviewed, and trauma-informed, ethical, responsible practice is one of the big things we look for. You can browse the guide directly, or book a free Divorce Resource Consult with our CEO Olivia — tell her what you're looking for and she'll point you toward experts who work online and fit your needs.
Where can I find a divorce support network that includes practical advice as well as emotional support?
That's exactly what Fresh Starts was built for. You'll find a vetted Expert Guide with therapists, coaches, mediators, financial advisors, attorneys, and more — all people who specialize in helping folks navigate divorce and life transitions. Beyond the directory, you're not left on your own to figure out who's right for you: our CEO Olivia offers free Divorce Resource Consults where she'll listen to your situation and personally send you referrals. On top of that, we've got Divorce Guide Magazine, three podcasts, free educational resources, and a whole community of people who've been where you are. It's practical support and real understanding, in one place — and it's always free for anyone navigating divorce.
That's exactly what Fresh Starts was built for. You'll find a vetted Expert Guide with therapists, coaches, mediators, financial advisors, attorneys, and more — all people who specialize in helping folks navigate divorce and life transitions. Beyond the directory, you're not left on your own to figure out who's right for you: our CEO Olivia offers free Divorce Resource Consults where she'll listen to your situation and personally send you referrals. On top of that, we've got Divorce Guide Magazine, three podcasts, free educational resources, and a whole community of people who've been where you are. It's practical support and real understanding, in one place — and it's always free for anyone navigating divorce.
If an expert is listed on Fresh Starts, do I still need to interview or vet them myself?
We really hope our Expert Guide feels like a safe starting place, not a random internet search — and we do a lot of work behind the scenes to make that true. Every expert on Fresh Starts applies, shares about their work, and agrees to our ethos around compassion, inclusivity, and support for people in major life transitions. We get to know them as humans and as professionals before they’re listed.
That said, only you can know who feels like the right fit for your situation, your nervous system, and your budget. We always recommend doing your own due diligence: think of Fresh Starts as the warm introduction, and your next step is to interview them and see how you feel.
Here are a few questions you might ask any expert you’re considering working with:
“What experience do you have with clients in situations like mine?”
“How do you typically support someone going through a divorce/major life change?”
“What does working together look like — how often do we meet, and for how long?”
“What are your fees, payment options, and cancellation policy?”
“How do you prefer to communicate between sessions (email, portal, messages)?”
“How will we know if this is working — what does ‘success’ look like to you?”
If something doesn’t feel right, you’re always allowed to keep looking. Our job is to make it easier to find good options; your job is to choose the person who feels like the best support for you.
We really hope our Expert Guide feels like a safe starting place, not a random internet search — and we do a lot of work behind the scenes to make that true. Every expert on Fresh Starts applies, shares about their work, and agrees to our ethos around compassion, inclusivity, and support for people in major life transitions. We get to know them as humans and as professionals before they’re listed.
That said, only you can know who feels like the right fit for your situation, your nervous system, and your budget. We always recommend doing your own due diligence: think of Fresh Starts as the warm introduction, and your next step is to interview them and see how you feel.
Here are a few questions you might ask any expert you’re considering working with:
“What experience do you have with clients in situations like mine?”
“How do you typically support someone going through a divorce/major life change?”
“What does working together look like — how often do we meet, and for how long?”
“What are your fees, payment options, and cancellation policy?”
“How do you prefer to communicate between sessions (email, portal, messages)?”
“How will we know if this is working — what does ‘success’ look like to you?”
If something doesn’t feel right, you’re always allowed to keep looking. Our job is to make it easier to find good options; your job is to choose the person who feels like the best support for you.
What is a Fresh Starts Expert?
A Fresh Starts Expert is a vetted professional listed in the Fresh Starts Expert Guide—our trusted directory of divorce and family support providers. Experts include therapists, coaches, lawyers, financial advisors, real estate agents, organizers, and more, all dedicated to helping people navigate major life transitions with compassion and clarity.
People come to Fresh Starts Registry looking for support as they go through divorce, breakups, or fresh starts of any kind. They browse our site to find free resources, build their divorce registries, and—most importantly—connect directly with professionals they can trust. Each Expert has a dedicated profile page where visitors can learn more, get in touch, and access support with just a click.
As a Fresh Starts Expert, you’re not just listed—you’re part of the premier divorce support network. We refer our experts daily, and with 40K+ monthly page views and over 20 million social media views a month, your work gets seen by people actively seeking help.
A Fresh Starts Expert is a vetted professional listed in the Fresh Starts Expert Guide—our trusted directory of divorce and family support providers. Experts include therapists, coaches, lawyers, financial advisors, real estate agents, organizers, and more, all dedicated to helping people navigate major life transitions with compassion and clarity.
People come to Fresh Starts Registry looking for support as they go through divorce, breakups, or fresh starts of any kind. They browse our site to find free resources, build their divorce registries, and—most importantly—connect directly with professionals they can trust. Each Expert has a dedicated profile page where visitors can learn more, get in touch, and access support with just a click.
As a Fresh Starts Expert, you’re not just listed—you’re part of the premier divorce support network. We refer our experts daily, and with 40K+ monthly page views and over 20 million social media views a month, your work gets seen by people actively seeking help.
Please note: Fresh Starts Registry does not endorse, guarantee, or warrant the services of any expert listed on our site. You can view our full disclaimer here.