Laura Furiosi

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4,460 appearances 13 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 11 Aug

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The Divorce Course Podcast · Coercive Control and Your Kids: How to Protect Your Children From a Coercively Controlling Co-Parent · 21 Jul 2026 podcast

So Hello, I'm Laura, divorce mother of three, and I'm here with my mother, Lynnette Galvin, with 35 years experience in family law.

You're listening to the Divorce Course Podcast.

Through our candid discussions, we hope to help you through your divorce or de facto separation.

We will be answering the most commonly asked questions and covering the stages and steps that you will face on your way to freedom.

This is obviously part four of our six-part series on coercive control.

And today we're going to be talking about coercive control children and co-parenting with an accredited family law specialist with over 35 years experience, Mum on Lynn, and also with Krazi Kirava, psychologist with lots of experience and a special interest in helping people get through these kind of situations daily.

A clinical psychologist at that.

Yes.

We've already talked about financial abuse, being separated under one roof with coercive control and what is coercive control.

But today we are going to be focusing on I would think

Pretty much everyone's worst nightmare is the kids and their experience with coercive control.

And hopefully through today's discussion, people will walk away with some strategies, maybe feeling a little bit better about what they can do, and at least a little bit of sense of hope that their kids are going to be okay.

But we're not going to sugarcoat it.

So let's get into the questions because there are plenty.

So we're going to have to move fast.

First question we're going to answer is from again, these people's names aren't their real names, they are pseudonyms, so you won't know who they actually are and the questions have been slightly altered, so you can't identify them.

But this question is from Lean and she says, How does coercive control affect children, including adult children?

And why do some children recognize the abuse while others seem to align or defend the controlling parent?

So Krause, I think this is perfect for you to answer and I think this is th literally the worry that goes through most people's heads with this kind of X.

How does it affect kids?

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