If travel after divorce feels overwhelming or lonely, this episode will show you how it can actually support your healing and rebuild your confidence.
If travel after divorce feels overwhelming or lonely, this episode will show you how it can actually support your healing and rebuild your confidence.
Kate and Laura Ericson, founder of Laura Ericson Group Trips, share practical ways travel can support healing, confidence and independence after separation – and simple steps to start, even if it feels daunting right now.
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This episode is for anyone who’s recently separated or divorced and is curious about how travel might support their next chapter – whether you're ready to book or just exploring the idea.
Meet Laura Ericson
Laura Ericson is the founder of Laura Ericson Group Trips, where she leads curated group trips for solo travellers seeking authentic cultural experiences and personal transformation through travel.
Connect with Laura
Follow her adventures on Instagram @lolawhiskey, join her women-only Facebook Group Lola Loves Travel or visit lauraericson.com to learn more about upcoming trips. You can also catch up on her podcast Type 2 Travel.
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