Your Guide to Choosing the Right Attorney with Craig Robertson and Matt Easterling

In this episode of the R+E podcast, hosts Craig and Matt are joined by their associate, Mandalin Blanton, and seasoned divorce attorney and mediator, Susan Steffey. Together, they aim to dispel misconceptions surrounding mediation in Mississippi family disputes, offering an in-depth exploration of its significant utility in resolving conflicts for individuals and families. Steffey shares valuable insights into the practical, legal, and emotional facets of mediation, providing a holistic perspective on its transformative role in fostering communication and resolution. Whether you're planning for your own mediation or simply intrigued by the workings of mediation in Mississippi, this engaging discussion is not to be missed.

In the latest episode of the Robertson and Easterling podcast, we delve into the world of chiropractic care with special guest Dr. Ryan Miller from Madison Chiropractic & Wellness. Tune in as Craig discusses holistic approaches to wellness, the benefits of chiropractic adjustments, and practical tips for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Gain insights into Dr. Miller's expertise and discover how chiropractic care can contribute to overall well-being.    

Divorce involves legal, emotional, and financial complexities. In this episode, we discuss the crucial role your choice of attorney plays in shaping your case. We also explore the process of understanding your unique needs and the key factors for finding the right legal advocate for you. Plus, get a sneak peek into the initial client meeting, one of the most important first steps in any legal journey.Divorce involves legal, emotional, and financial complexities. In this episode, we discuss the crucial role your choice of attorney plays in shaping your case. We also explore the process of understanding your unique needs and the key factors for finding the right legal advocate for you. Plus, get a sneak peek into the initial client meeting, one of the most important first steps in any legal journey.

Pinelake's Oxford campus pastor, Jody Schmelzer, is an expert in cultivating Christian men's communities. During his college years at Ole Miss, Jody was introduced to the powerful practice of men regularly gathering to share their life experiences. This simple yet transformative exercise has become the foundation for health, wellness, and spiritual growth for Jody and the numerous men he has guided throughout his 18 years of professional ministry.   Men's community serves as a guiding light on the often challenging path of navigating work, marriage, and parenting. In this show, Jody provides an introductory course to this life-giving, ancient tradition. Join us as we explore the profound impact of building meaningful connections and fostering personal development in the company of other men. It's a journey toward a more fulfilling and spiritually enriched life.    

In honor of National Adoption Month, Craig and a special guest have a conversation with Preston and Jennifer Crowe, who have both biological and adoptive children, and who have fostered dozens of infants throughout their marriage. Preston is a pastor who works vocationally in mental health, and Jennifer is a high-energy fitness instructor, homeschool teacher and mom. Together, they talk about their marriage, foster parenting and fitness, plus they tell their own adoption story, which was only made possible by opening their own home to the temporary placement of children waiting for forever families.

Living Waters Massage Therapy Clinic helps clients understand self-care is necessary to maintain overall wellness in mind, body, and spirit.  After a session with a LWMT therapist, you will have a clearer understanding of your body needs. Craig Robertson sits down with LWMTC founder, DeSheila Hughes, who has been a National and State Licensed Massage Therapist since 2005. Although not her first choice of careers, she talks about how God’s Plan is the best plan. About her work, Desheila says, “When I can see the physical, mental, and emotional change in my clients, I am overjoyed.” She is best known for deep tissue massage, trigger-point therapy, acupressure, plus foot and hand reflexology.

In this moving episode, Craig sits down with Alex, who lost his parents to a murder/suicide when he was only 3. Raised by his maternal grandparents, Alex gives his perspective on the tragic end to his parents' divorce, and it's surprising positive impact on his life.  In this show we discuss suicidal and homicidal thoughts and ideation. If that subject is too confronting, perhaps skip this show. If you are struggling, please raise your hand and reach out for help. You can call SAMHSA’s National Helpline at 1-800-662-HELP and if you are experiencing suicidal ideation, know you’re not alone. We encourage you to call the Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-TALK.

Are you contemplating divorce? Is someone you love experiencing difficult family dynamics?  If so, there are many questions that need answers - What constitutes grounds, who gets custody of the children, how do we divide our money, and what if I am dependent on my spouse? Veteran family law attorneys Matt Easterling and Craig Robertson break down the ins and outs in this informative show, providing a unique, professional perspective of what to expect if  you or someone you love needs to explore information about divorce.

Every week in our office, we see how addiction steals the joy from marriages. In this show, Craig sits down with guest host Bill Blair and Dr. Branden Henry for a conversation about both process and substance addiction, including its causes, the journey of recovery and the special considerations for the addicts’ partners. Branden is a creative mental health provider trained in treating trauma and 12-step recovery work. Being in recovery himself, he has both a personal and engaging perspective on the subject.  Branden is the founder of Red River Counseling, and he and Bill work together in the adventure-based coaching organization called Rocks to Rivers.

In today's show, Matt and Craig sit down with one of our favorite local mental health providers, Dea Dean. Dea is insightful and full of life and energy. The conversation swings from perception of one's own backstory, involving "naming" an experience without blaming families of origin, to a discussion about the parentification of children whose parents, for whatever reason, are unavailable to meet their children's needs. Craig shares a few thoughts about his own life experience, and Dea gives respectful feedback about his journey, as great therapists do, without sitting on a throne of judgment.