This podcast digs into the emotional mess, the practical realities, and the conversations no one prepares you for when divorce starts crossing your mind.
No pressure to leave.
No pressure to stay.
Just clarity, perspective, and honesty.

Lisa Mitchell is the host of Divorce Curious, a communications expert, Certified Forensic Interviewer, executive coach, & keynote speaker who knows how to navigate conversations people avoid.
She has built multiple successful businesses, founded two technology companies, & spent over a decade helping people communicate clearly in high-stakes moments.
Lisa does not tell you what choice to make.
She helps you understand the conversation happening in your own head.
Smart. Direct. Human.

If you’re questioning your marriage, you’re not alone and you’re not broken.
The Evaluate Your Marriage Workbook is designed to give you a thoughtful space to slow down, reflect, and explore what you’re really feeling without pressure to rush into a decision.
Through guided prompts and reflection exercises, this workbook helps you move through the anger, disappointment, and uncertainty that often come with this stage. Instead of telling you what to do, it helps you get honest with yourself about what you need, what you want, and what your next best step might be.
By the end, you’ll walk away with greater clarity, a stronger sense of your own voice, and more confidence in your ability to decide what comes next.
Even if you're not married but you still find yourself uncertain about your relationship, you’re in the right place.
The Evaluate Your Relationship Workbook is is a guided reflection designed to help you step outside the day-to-day emotions and look at your relationship with greater clarity.
As you work through each section, you'll explore the conversations you've been having, the ones you've been avoiding, and the patterns that may be shaping your relationship in ways you haven't fully recognized.
The goal isn't to tell you whether your relationship should continue. It's to help you understand your experience more clearly, so whatever decision you make comes from a place of confidence rather than confusion.
It's the first honest step. Divorce Curious is here for the wondering, the questioning, and the quiet "what if" moments.