Britta Jo is a divorce coach who helps women decide whether they’ll be staying married or going to choose something ‘else’.
Britta Jo is the founder of Stay or Go Coaching, known for guiding women who are weighing the decision to divorce. On Legally Uncensored, Britta joins attorney and host Demetria Graves to talk about what changes when women stop deciding alone.
The Conversation
Most women considering divorce are stuck on one question: is this unhappiness real, or should I be grateful? Britta built a community where women stand in the gap for each other while they sort it out. Staying out of obligation has a cost, and being alone can be better than staying unhappy, but Britta's point is that you shouldn't have to figure that out in isolation.
In this conversation:
Why the stay-or-go decision feels impossible to make alone
How a community of women creates clarity without pushing anyone toward an answer
What women need most while they're still deciding
Listen to the Episode
About Britta Jo
Britta Jo is a divorce coach and the founder of Stay or Go Coaching, which offers private coaching, a 3-month 1:1 program, and the Stay or Go Community for women considering divorce. She also hosts The Stay or Go Podcast and shares her work on Instagram.
Connect with Britta: Stay or Go Coaching | Instagram | The Stay or Go Podcast
More conversations on Legally Uncensored:
Wondering if what you're in is a hard season or something heavier? Hear coaches Lisa Johnson and Chris Barry on toxic relationships and high-conflict divorce.
Not ready to decide, but want to know the questions to ask first? Listen to Alechia Reese on money, the future plan, and defining goals.
Legally Uncensored is hosted by family law attorney Demetria Graves. The podcast explores the conversations that happen before, during, and after the decision to divorce.
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