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2018/06/23
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2026/07/18
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31 min.
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The podcast focusing on recovering from toxic narcissistic relationships with specific help to break the cycle of abuse for yourself and children. All are welcome and this podcast, and YouTube channel, serve both men and women, moms and dads.
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228. Moving out, moving in, moving on...
2026/07/18
A live update from the new place to see how things are going and provide an update…💬 Share your thoughts in the comments or join the live chat next time. Let’s keep the conversation going!❋ Show Notes❋ Support the ChannelDonate through PayPal (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=\_s-xclick&hosted\_button\_id=4XTY6LZGAFHUA)DSD Channel Memberships (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUXEHz3OECVwLz1X-SNM4lw/join)☎ 1-424-373-5483 or 1-424-DSD-LIVEInternational Calling use this for free calling❋ https://www.callinstudio.com/show/dsdliveSign up for text notifications☎ Text "DSDLIVE" to (844) 598-0012Take a break from this - go camping!🏕https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTJroZvhxsDDjLi\_kf9gd6A☎ For one on one coaching - https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/coaching/❋ The M.E.A.N Workbook - https://gumroad.com/a/463385715/jkSo📖 Table of Contents🔗 Links Mentioned During ShowDSD Discord (https://discord.gg/hn9jE9x)DSD Channel Memberships (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUXEHz3OECVwLz1X-SNM4lw/join)⚠️DISCLAIMER - Links used in this description are affiliate links and if used a small commission will help support this channel. Use of these links do not change the cost of the items purchased.⚠️DISCLAIMER - I am not a therapist, licensed counselor, or attorney. My thoughts are my own opinions from my personal experience. You should consult a professional when you are changing your treatment or making legal decisions. This channel and companion website are for informational purposes only. Links to find out more! ❋ YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/dadsurvivingdivorce ❋ Website - https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com ❋ Hypnosis - https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/hypnosis ❋ DSD Discord - https://discord.com/invite/hn9jE9x📨 Send Mail To: Duane DSD P.O. Box 225 Edwards, CA 93523📨Email To: [email protected]🕸Website: https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com🎙Podcast: https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/podcast/☎ Coaching - https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/coaching/⛺️ Camping Channel - https://youtu.be/XL113YBePZ4# DSD #DSDLIVE
227. The Hardest Part of Admitting They’re a Toxic Narcissist
2026/02/06
There’s a moment in every unhealthy relationship where something doesn’t sit right.
But the hardest part isn’t what they’re doing.
It’s realizing you might be with someone who is toxic — and not wanting to believe it.
In this video, I’m talking about the internal struggle that happens before acceptance. The excuses. The rationalizing. The identity hit. The war between who you thought they were and the pattern you keep experiencing.
This isn’t about labeling someone as evil.
It’s about recognizing unhealthy patterns.
It’s about trauma bonding, cognitive dissonance, and why intensity can feel like love — even when it’s exhausting your nervous system.
Acceptance doesn’t mean hatred.
It means clarity.
And the moment you stop arguing with reality… is the moment healing begins.
If this resonates, you’re not crazy. You’re not weak. You’re waking up.
#ToxicRelationship #TraumaBond #EmotionalAbuse #HealingJourney #SelfGrowth #DadSurvivingDivorce
226. Why Reaching Out to a Toxic Ex Always Fails
2026/02/03
Breaking no contact after years of silence can feel like closure — until it isn’t.
In this video, I share a real experience of reaching out to a toxic ex after five years, and how that single moment revealed something deeper about healing, boundaries, and the way the quantum field actually responds to emotional patterns.
This isn’t about blame or regret. It’s about understanding why familiar relationships can pull us back so quickly, why some people don’t change, and how manifestation and visualization fail when they’re built on unresolved emotional energy.
You don’t attract what you want.
You attract what you emotionally rehearse.
We’ll talk about:
Why trauma bonds feel familiar even years later
How old emotional states recreate old realities
The difference between intention and frequency
Why no contact protects your nervous system — not your ego
How to visualize a new life without reactivating the past
If you’ve ever wondered, “Maybe they’ve changed,” this video will give you clarity — and help you protect the future you’re trying to build.
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225. I Realized I’ve Been Teaching Manifestation All Along (Just Without the Woo)
2026/02/02
For years on this channel, I’ve talked about things like limiting beliefs, absolute thinking, black-hole thinking, and what it really takes to rebuild your life after a major disruption.Recently, while exploring the work of teachers like Dr. Joe Dispenza, David Bayer, and Katie Clark, I had a realization that stopped me in my tracks:Much of what they’re teaching—under different language—is the same core mechanism I’ve been talking about all along.This video is the beginning of a new series where I connect those dots.Not in a “wish it into existence” way.Not in a motivational hype way.But in a grounded, practical way that explains why changing how you think, regulate, and see yourself actually changes your life.In this video, we’ll talk about: • Why identity drives perception, not the other way around • How nervous system regulation affects belief and behavior • What “rebaselining your life” really means after trauma or burnout • Why people stay stuck even when they “know better” • And how small internal shifts compound faster than most people realizeThis isn’t a departure from what this channel has been about—it’s an integration.If you’ve been stuck longer than you want to be, or you’re rebuilding after a collapse and looking for a clearer path forward, this series is for you.☎ For one on one coaching - https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/coaching/❋ Become a channel member! - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUXEHz3OECVwLz1X-SNM4lw/join📱Text "DSDLIVE" to 1-844-598-0012 for text notifications🏕Camping Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTJroZvhxsDDjLi_kf9gd6A⚠️DISCLAIMER - Links used in this description are affiliate links and if used a small commission will help support this channel. Use of these links do not change the cost of the items purchased.⚠️DISCLAIMER - I am not a therapist, licensed counselor, or attorney. My thoughts are my own opinions from my personal experience. You should consult a professional when you are changing your treatment or making legal decisions. This channel and companion website are for informational purposes only. 📨 Send Mail To:Duane DSDP.O. Box 225Edwards, CA 93523📨Email To: [email protected]🕸Website: https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com🎙Podcast: https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/podcast/☎ Coaching - https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/coaching/🕸DSD Discord - https://discord.gg/hn9jE9x#DSD
224. The More You Try to Control It, the Worse It Gets
2026/01/26
There was a time when I believed that if I could just control the outcome—say the right thing, explain it better, try harder—everything would finally get better.But the harder I tried to force the situation, the worse it became.In this video, I talk about the hidden cost of trying to control what we can’t control, and why healing often begins when we finally let go. Letting go doesn’t mean giving up. It doesn’t mean approving of what happened. It means choosing peace over constant tension.When you stop forcing outcomes, your nervous system settles, your thinking becomes clearer, and life begins to move again—often in ways you couldn’t have planned.This video is for anyone who feels stuck, exhausted, or trapped in a cycle of trying to fix something that refuses to change.Sometimes the most powerful thing you can do isn’t trying harder…it’s letting go.☎ For one on one coaching - https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/coaching/❋ Become a channel member! - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUXEHz3OECVwLz1X-SNM4lw/join📱Text "DSDLIVE" to 1-844-598-0012 for text notifications🏕Camping Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTJroZvhxsDDjLi_kf9gd6A⚠️DISCLAIMER - Links used in this description are affiliate links and if used a small commission will help support this channel. Use of these links do not change the cost of the items purchased.⚠️DISCLAIMER - I am not a therapist, licensed counselor, or attorney. My thoughts are my own opinions from my personal experience. You should consult a professional when you are changing your treatment or making legal decisions. This channel and companion website are for informational purposes only. 📨 Send Mail To:Duane DSDP.O. Box 225Edwards, CA 93523📨Email To: [email protected]🕸Website: https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com🎙Podcast: https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/podcast/☎ Coaching - https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/coaching/🕸DSD Discord - https://discord.gg/hn9jE9x#DSD
223. Never Make Decisions When You’re Sick (Here’s Why Doing Nothing Is Smart)
2026/01/14
When you’re sick, exhausted, or run down, your brain does not function normally.Fatigue amplifies fear.Stress hormones spike.Catastrophic thinking takes over.Suddenly, everything feels urgent, permanent, and hopeless — and that’s when people make decisions they later regret.In this video, I explain: • Why illness distorts your thinking • Why catastrophic thoughts feel so real when you’re sick • Why reacting in that state is dangerous • And why the healthiest response is often to do nothingIf you’re feeling overwhelmed, emotional, or mentally foggy right now, this message is for you:Rest first.Stabilize.Decide later.This video is part of the Dad Surviving Divorce series focused on emotional regulation, recovery from high-conflict relationships, and learning when not to react.☎ For one on one coaching - https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/coaching/❋ Become a channel member! - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUXEHz3OECVwLz1X-SNM4lw/join📱Text "DSDLIVE" to 1-844-598-0012 for text notifications🏕Camping Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTJroZvhxsDDjLi_kf9gd6A⚠️DISCLAIMER - Links used in this description are affiliate links and if used a small commission will help support this channel. Use of these links do not change the cost of the items purchased.⚠️DISCLAIMER - I am not a therapist, licensed counselor, or attorney. My thoughts are my own opinions from my personal experience. You should consult a professional when you are changing your treatment or making legal decisions. This channel and companion website are for informational purposes only. 📨 Send Mail To:Duane DSDP.O. Box 225Edwards, CA 93523📨Email To: [email protected]🕸Website: https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com🎙Podcast: https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/podcast/☎ Coaching - https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/coaching/🕸DSD Discord - https://discord.gg/hn9jE9x#DSD
222. Why You Feel Stuck After Narcissistic Abuse (It’s Not Your Fault)
2026/01/12
If you’ve been out of a narcissistic relationship for months or even years and still feel stuck, confused, or emotionally drained—this video is for you.Healing from narcissistic abuse doesn’t follow a normal timeline. You didn’t just lose a relationship. You lost emotional safety, self-trust, and a sense of reality. That kind of damage doesn’t disappear just because time has passed.In this video, we talk about: • Why healing feels slow after narcissistic abuse • How your nervous system stays in survival mode • The difference between trauma bonding and love • Why grief and identity loss keep people stuck • What actually helps you move forward (without forcing positivity)You are not broken. You are recovering from something most people don’t understand.If this resonates with you, you’re not alone.🔔 Subscribe for honest conversations about healing, boundaries, and rebuilding after narcissistic abuse.💬 Share your thoughts in the comments—your voice matters here.☎ For one on one coaching - https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/coaching/❋ Become a channel member! - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUXEHz3OECVwLz1X-SNM4lw/join📱Text "DSDLIVE" to 1-844-598-0012 for text notifications🏕Camping Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTJroZvhxsDDjLi_kf9gd6A⚠️DISCLAIMER - Links used in this description are affiliate links and if used a small commission will help support this channel. Use of these links do not change the cost of the items purchased.⚠️DISCLAIMER - I am not a therapist, licensed counselor, or attorney. My thoughts are my own opinions from my personal experience. You should consult a professional when you are changing your treatment or making legal decisions. This channel and companion website are for informational purposes only. 📨 Send Mail To:Duane DSDP.O. Box 225Edwards, CA 93523📨Email To: [email protected]🕸Website: https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com🎙Podcast: https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/podcast/☎ Coaching - https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/coaching/🕸DSD Discord - https://discord.gg/hn9jE9x#DSD
221. When Children Start Questioning a Parent’s Behavior — A Healthy Response
2026/01/09
When children begin to realize that something about a parent’s behavior doesn’t feel right, it can be confusing, frightening, and isolating — especially if they don’t know how to talk about it safely.In this video, we talk about how to support kids when they start noticing unhealthy or unpredictable behavior from a parent, without attacking, diagnosing, or putting them in the middle.This video covers: • How to respond when a child says “something feels off” • Why believing your child matters more than explaining things away • How to help kids understand it’s not their fault • Teaching emotional boundaries in age-appropriate ways • Allowing kids to hold mixed emotions without guilt • How consistency and calm create safety during confusionThis isn’t about labeling or blaming a parent.It’s about helping children trust their reality, feel emotionally safe, and grow with resilience.If you’re a parent navigating high-conflict dynamics, this video will give you language and guidance to show up as the stable, grounded presence your child needs.☎ For one on one coaching - https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/coaching/❋ Become a channel member! - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUXEHz3OECVwLz1X-SNM4lw/join📱Text "DSDLIVE" to 1-844-598-0012 for text notifications🏕Camping Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTJroZvhxsDDjLi_kf9gd6A⚠️DISCLAIMER - Links used in this description are affiliate links and if used a small commission will help support this channel. Use of these links do not change the cost of the items purchased.⚠️DISCLAIMER - I am not a therapist, licensed counselor, or attorney. My thoughts are my own opinions from my personal experience. You should consult a professional when you are changing your treatment or making legal decisions. This channel and companion website are for informational purposes only. 📨 Send Mail To:Duane DSDP.O. Box 225Edwards, CA 93523📨Email To: [email protected]🕸Website: https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com🎙Podcast: https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/podcast/☎ Coaching - https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/coaching/🕸DSD Discord - https://discord.gg/hn9jE9x#DSD
220. Letting Go of a Narcissist: The Hard Truth That Brings Peace
2026/01/07
Letting go after narcissistic abuse is one of the hardest — and most necessary — steps in healing.If you’ve been stuck waiting for closure, explanations, or accountability from a narcissist, this video is for you. In this presentation, I break down what letting go really means, why emotional detachment is essential, and how releasing the need to engage can restore your peace and sense of self.This is not about forgiveness or excusing harm. It’s about protecting your energy, strengthening boundaries, and learning how to move forward without staying emotionally tied to someone who continues to cause damage.In this video, you’ll learn: • Why closure doesn’t come from a narcissist • How emotional disengagement supports healing • What letting go looks like in real life • Why choosing peace is not weaknessIf you’re navigating divorce, co-parenting, or recovery from narcissistic abuse, you’re not alone — and healing is possible.👍 If this helped you, please like and subscribe💬 Share your experience in the comments — your story matters☎ For one on one coaching - https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/coaching/❋ Become a channel member! - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUXEHz3OECVwLz1X-SNM4lw/join📱Text "DSDLIVE" to 1-844-598-0012 for text notifications🏕Camping Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTJroZvhxsDDjLi_kf9gd6A⚠️DISCLAIMER - Links used in this description are affiliate links and if used a small commission will help support this channel. Use of these links do not change the cost of the items purchased.⚠️DISCLAIMER - I am not a therapist, licensed counselor, or attorney. My thoughts are my own opinions from my personal experience. You should consult a professional when you are changing your treatment or making legal decisions. This channel and companion website are for informational purposes only. 📨 Send Mail To:Duane DSDP.O. Box 225Edwards, CA 93523📨Email To: [email protected]🕸Website: https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com🎙Podcast: https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/podcast/☎ Coaching - https://www.dadsurvivingdivorce.com/coaching/🕸DSD Discord - https://discord.gg/hn9jE9x#DSD
219. How to Co-Parent Minimally with a Narcissist Playing the Perfect Parent
2025/06/20
Are you constantly made to look like the “uncooperative” parent while your ex plays the perfect one on paper? You’re not alone. In this video, we dive deep into what it’s like to co-parent with a toxic or narcissistic ex who manipulates perception, weaponizes cooperation, and uses your kids to provoke emotional reactions.🎯 What You’ll Learn: • The harsh reality of trying to co-parent with a toxic ex • What “hybrid no contact” really means and how to apply it • How parallel parenting helps protect your sanity • The danger of over-communicating and how to document defensively • Why trying to “prove” the truth to others often backfires • Tools and scripts to manage school communication, scheduling, and more💡 Whether you’re deep in litigation or just trying to survive the week, these strategies are survival tools for reclaiming your peace while staying legally compliant.👉 If you’ve dealt with a narcissistic co-parent or are navigating high-conflict custody, drop a “REMOTE” in the comments to show you stayed until the end and to support others on this journey.🛠️ Resources Mentioned: • Video on Hybrid No Contact • Groundhog Day Effect: Easing transitions when your kids come back from the other home • Court-approved communication apps (Our Family Wizard, Talking Parents)
218. Should I Tell My Child the Truth About Their Narcissistic/BPD Parent?
2025/06/02
If you’re co-parenting with someone who has narcissistic or BPD traits and you’re in a 50/50 custody situation, this podcast is for you.
A listener asked: “My son is 3.5 years old—do I say anything about his mom, or just keep her out of my house entirely?”
In this podcast, I dive into:
How to talk to a young child about a toxic parent (without causing damage)
The mistakes I made early in my divorce—and what I’d do differently
When to speak, what not to say, and how to create emotional safety
Groundhog Day syndrome and how to stop it
Why your home must become your child’s emotional anchor
Tips for neutral transitions, boundaries, and avoiding triangulation
💡 Whether you’re just entering family court or are years into the battle, this podcast will give you grounded, field-tested advice to protect your child—without turning them into the battlefield.
👉 Drop your thoughts or questions in the comments—let’s help each other through the chaos.
217. Crossing the Finish Line: Life After Family Court Ends | Surviving a High-Conflict Divorce
2025/05/25
After years of surviving family court, toxic co-parenting, and the emotional warfare of dealing with a narcissistic ex, the day finally comes—your child turns 18. The court orders stop. The forced contact ends. You’re finally free. But what happens next?
In this video, I reflect on my own journey and what it feels like to finally cross the finish line. I talk about:
The countdown to 18 and how fast it really goes
What it really means when court oversight ends
How to emotionally process your new freedom
Tips on creating a clean break from your ex
Why letting your children lead matters post-18
Protecting your peace and rebuilding your life
How to become a guiding light for others still in the storm
Whether you’re just starting this battle or nearing the end, this video offers support, perspective, and hope.
👉 If you’re in the thick of it, know this: you will make it.
📢 If you’ve made it, consider sharing your story below to encourage others.
🔑 Secret word of the day: radio 📻
Drop it in the comments if you made it to the end!
216. Blowing the Dust Off: A Test Livestream with Calls and Real Talk About Narcissistic Recovery
2025/01/26
In this impromptu test livestream, I dust off the setup, tackle some technical hiccups, and get back into the groove of live streaming! Together, we revisit the heart of this channel: creating a safe space for honest conversations about recovery, relationships, and overcoming narcissistic abuse. I field live calls, including one powerful story of perseverance and healing through a challenging family dynamic.
If you’re struggling with toxic relationships, recovering from a divorce, or navigating complex emotions, this is a community for you. We also cover topics like setting boundaries, finding clarity, and learning to advocate for yourself in difficult situations.
📞 Call-In Line: 424-375-5483
📲 Sign Up for SMS Notifications: Text “DSDLive” to 844-598-0002 for updates.
If you’re new, check out the Mindset for Narcissistic Abuse Recovery playlist on the main channel page—your starting point for healing and building resilience.
💬 Share your thoughts in the comments or join the live chat next time. Let’s keep the conversation going!
215. Can You Find Love After Divorcing a Narcissist? Success Stories and Insights
2025/01/13
In this podcast, I tackle a powerful viewer question: “Do you know of anyone who, after divorcing a narcissistic spouse, went on to remarry, build a new family, and live a healthy life?” This is such an important topic, and the short answer is: YES, it’s possible—but it takes work.
I’ll share key insights into what’s required to break the cycle of toxic relationships, including:
✔️ Doing the inner work to heal and grow.
✔️ Setting and maintaining firm boundaries.
✔️ Learning to trust your gut and recognize red flags.
✔️ How healthy relationships can feel “off” at first due to past trauma.
I also share inspiring stories, including insights from Eric Carroll (Dad Talk Today) and my own experiences, to show you that healthy love is attainable after narcissistic abuse.
💬 Have you remarried or entered a healthy relationship after a toxic one? Share your story in the comments to inspire others. And if you made it to the end, type “YETI” in the comments to let me know!
🔗 Resources Mentioned:
🎥 Mindset for Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Playlist – Start your healing journey here.
If you enjoyed this video or have more questions you’d like me to cover, let me know in the comments! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this video with someone who needs hope.
#HealingAfterNarcissism #HealthyRelationships #NarcissisticAbuseRecovery
214. When do you take your ex back to arbitration?
2024/07/23
Listener asks the question of do I take her to arbitration again on minor stuff or just save my money?
Show Notes
Duane discusses a question a listener asks about when to go to court and when to fight the battle? He covers the topics of what do you really hope to accomplish? Will this action “move the needle”. You have to take a hard look at the reality of the situation and what is the perception of other people involved.
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ordinary ordinary 2022/10/19
I’m so grateful
For these podcasts :)
SaveRolo 2020/12/16
Every Man should listen
Duane doing a great job. Without him I would probably be dead.
iTumblers 2020/09/07
One of the Best Podcasts for Divorce/Custody Matters
You must subscribe to this podcast if you’re going through a divorce/custody matter. Duane is one of the best podcasts/YouTube channels that will help...
Kitkatt17 2019/09/13
Thanks for the support!
Thank you for making these podcasts. I listen to them at work and the fact that you keep your voice so calm, helps me feel calm and essentially safe! ...
survivingmumn 2018/11/29
Thank You!
I first discovered you through YouTube and I can’t stop watching and a podcast is a way great to continue this. I’m still going through child custody ...
Erika Valerie 2018/09/01
DSD is an essential part of your recovery!
I’m not a Dad, and my toxic divorce was a weirdly smooth process - but the rest had been a rollercoaster! Finding fellow survivors and thrivers as gen...
Dylanjjjjjjj 2018/08/16
Geniune host and even better content
Duane really lends a hand to help anyone who needs it. Divorce is a terribly tough time in ones life and having a guide to show you all the angles and...
Dale (Phoenix) 2018/08/13
Critical to my recovery from being married to a personality disordered person.
Duane has poured his heart into sharing his experiences with narcissistic abuse with the world. He articulates well, doesn’t use too much technical sp...
Jimbo213 2018/07/18
One Of A Kind!
I really enjoy this podcast. It brings a different look each week at a situation I’ve been personally going through for some time. My only complaint i...
JS Schedule 2018/06/27
Duane is great!
Duane’s YouTube channel is relevant and gives excellent support and advice for parents surviving divorce and coparenting with a toxic person. I am ha...
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