

The Future of Your Rebuild
The Complete Unbroken Workbook – Coming Soon
Loving the weekly tools? We’re building something bigger.
The free worksheets are your "emergency kit" for the week, but the Full Unbroken Workbook is the blueprint for your entire new life. We are currently compiling a comprehensive, 100+ page guide designed to take you from surviving the storm to mastering the rebuild.
The Full Workbook will include:
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The "Grey Rock" Masterclass: Advanced communication scripts for every high-conflict scenario.
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The Financial Fortress: Tools to untangle your life and claim your independence.
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The Rebuilt Identity: Deep-dive journaling to rediscover who you are outside of being a "partner" or a "mum."
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The 12-Month Roadmap: A step-by-step guide to your first year of freedom.
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Worksheets: The Rebuild Toolkit
Most "self-help" advice tells you to take a bubble bath and find your inner peace. But when you’re managing a high-conflict separation, child meltdowns, and a never-ending mental load, you don’t need a bath—you need a strategy.
These worksheets are the practical companions to the Unbroken with Yay podcast. They aren't about "toxic positivity"; they are about the grit, the boundaries, and the tactical tools required to get you through the next hour, let alone the next year.
One truth. One tool. Zero fluff. Let’s get to work.

The Art of Strategic Compartmentalisation
Worksheet 01: Heartbreak Has Nowhere To Go
What’s Inside:
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Pros Play Hurt: Identify a "Pro" moment you’ve had this week.
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The 9 PM Pivot: Learn how to draw a hard line between "Mum Mode" and your time to actually process, grieve, and feel.
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The Menu: Choose a high-impact way to release the pressure from the checklist.
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BONUS TOOL The Future Memoir: Three powerful prompts to help you stop looking at the disaster and start architecting the rebuild.

The Business of Divorce & The BIFF Method
Worksheet 02:
The CEO of Your New Life
What’s Inside:
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The Corporate Reframe: Move from "Betrayed Partner" to "Household CEO."
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The 24-Hour Buffer: Reclaim your time by ending the "instant reply" trap.
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The BIFF Method: A template to turn 17 paragraphs of rage into three sentences of facts.

The Identity Audit
Worksheet 03: Reclaiming Your Space
What's inside:
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The Inventory: Audit your daily chores—are you doing them for you, or for a ghost?
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Peace Points: Define your new non-negotiables for a home that finally feels like yours.
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Small Rebellions: Three practical ways to start taking up space in your own life again.
Stop surviving your house. Start owning it.

Transition Day Reset
Worksheet 04: Surviving the Handover Hangover
What's inside:
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The Safety Dump: Understand why kids save their "messy" behavior for the parent they trust most.
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The 20-Minute "Quiet Time": A step-by-step guide to the sensory landing (lights, snacks, and Bluey).
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Highs & Lows: A bedtime ritual to connect and hear about their weekend without the interrogation.
Stop dreading the doorstep. Turn your home back into a sanctuary.

High-conflict Co-Parenting
Worksheet 05: Parallel Parenting
What's inside:
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The Safety Dump: Understand why kids save their "messy" behavior for the parent they trust most.
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The 20-Minute "Quiet Time": A step-by-step guide to the sensory landing (lights, snacks, and Bluey).
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Highs & Lows: A bedtime ritual to connect and hear about their weekend without the interrogation.
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Stop dreading the doorstep. Turn your home back into a sanctuary.

Dismantling the myth of the "Perfect Parent"
Worksheet 06: Mum Guilt
What's inside:
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The Script: Exactly what to say when your kids repeat "adult stuff" from the other house.
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The Reality Check: Why your kids’ tears at the door aren’t always about you.
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The Reframe: Shifting from "breaking a home" to "restructuring for peace."

The Reality vs. The Pedestal
Worksheet 07: The Default Parent
What's inside:
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The "Assumed Responsibility" List
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The "Hero" vs. The "Anchor" A deep dive into why absent parents get the pedestal while you get the friction.
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The "Yes" Test. Acknowledge the mental load of spontaneity.
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Shift your focus to the long game. Complete a guided reflection on the "hard yards" you are doing now to ensure you are raising healthy, regulated, and kind adults.
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A powerful affirmation to remind you that your consistent presence is a greater gift than any fleeting "hero" moment.

Finding Your Real Tribe
Worksheet 08: The School-Gate Comparison
What's inside:
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The Highlight Reel vs. The Reality: Learn to stop judging yourself based on other people's filtered lives.
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The Real Tribe Filter: A 3-point check to identify who belongs in your inner circle.
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Mask-Dropping: A simple exercise to foster real connection instead of performative perfection.

Turning Defiance into Diplomacy
Worksheet 09: Raising Little Lawyers
What's inside:
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The Pitch Framework: Move from "because I said so" to "convince me."
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The 3+1 Rule: Teaching kids to provide 3 logical reasons and 1 clear benefit to you.
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The Empathy Shift: How seeing the other person's perspective wins the boardroom and the living room.

The ND Parenting Minefield
Worksheet 10: The Neurodivergent Parent Crossfire
What's inside:
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The Aussie Gap: Why an ASD label opens doors while an ADHD label drains your bank account.
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Battery vs. Demand: Trading the "Tyrant Voice" for a Capacity Check to stop the war in your living room.
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The Superpower Shift: Why "obsessive" behavior is actually the elite focus of a future CEO or entrepreneur.
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A Shout-out to the Warriors: For every parent crying in a pediatrician's car park—this one is for you.

Celebrating the Invisible Wins
Worksheet 11: Celebrating the Boring Mum Wins
What's inside:
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The Invisible Marathon: Recognizing the massive scale of what you achieve every day.
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The Sunday Night Win-List: A weekly habit to track your growth and consistency.
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The CEO Bonus: How to reward yourself for the high-level management of your own life.

The Mental Load Audit
Worksheet 12: Broken Promises & Co-Parenting Fallout
What's inside:
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Learn why overcompensating for a "big talk, low action" co-parent is draining you, and how stepping back protects your own peace.
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The "I Am Not Your P.A." Checklist: Your official permission slip to stop forwarding emails, tracking calendars, and chasing an adult to show up for their kids.
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The Disappointment Scripts: Ready-to-use, practical responses to handle your child's heartbreak and tears without absorbing the blame or masking the reality.
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A step-by-step audit to pinpoint exactly where you are over-functioning so you can scale back the stress.
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A powerful daily reminder to redirect your time, love, and energy where it actually belongs—on yourself, your kids, and your own household.

The Professional Shield
Worksheet 13: Lawyers: Yay or Nay?
What's inside:
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A complete call log to vet, score, and track up to 6 different family lawyers during your initial consultation calls—instantly comparing their hourly rates, fee deferral options, and overall strategic vibe.
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Top 10 questions to ask a divorce lawyer
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A dedicated prep space to map out your own personalised questions regarding your unique situation, your children, and your safety before you jump on a call.
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A tactical, 3-step boundary checklist to fill out before sending any email or making a phone call to your legal team.
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Identify the petty battles you refuse to waste your time, energy, or expensive legal fees on, allowing you to focus purely on the big picture.

The Financial Fortress
Worksheet 14: Surviving on the Bare Essentials
What's inside:
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The Bare-Bones Budget Tracker
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A simple, zero-fluff mathematical formula to identify your exact weekly or fortnightly target so you know exactly what gap you need to bridge, negotiate, or source.
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A powerful self-assessment tool that forces you to identify where "emotional leakage" or guilt-spending is draining your account, alongside a brainstorming matrix to uncover hidden leverage on your financial chessboard.
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Highly practical, ready-to-use text scripts to send to your inner circle.

How to Force Yourself to Move On
Worksheet 15: The Breakup Detox
What's inside:
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How to stop glorifying the memories and start remembering the reality of why you split.
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Practical rules to disable phone photo traps, execute a total social media ban, and break the physical muscle memory of your old routine.
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Why your ex finding someone else is a green light for your freedom.
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Knowing when to vent to your inner circle and when to take the heavy processing to a professional therapist.
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Understanding that cheaters stray because of their own deep insecurities—and why searching for "closure" from them is a trap.
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How to keep communication strictly business-only if you're still forced to navigate a divorce or property sale.
