Traumatic childhood experiences can shape our approach to romantic relationships in unhealthy ways. We find ourselves trapped in cycles of dysfunction and toxicity, unknowingly mirroring the instabilities and fears experienced in our earliest years.
But what does it take to break free from these patterns? How do we stop the cycle, not just for ourselves but for our kids? My guest Illa Lynn's story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of intentional change. Her experience of a traumatic childhood in war-torn Yugoslavia has led her to a profound understanding of love and healing.
In today's episode we descend into the Dating Underworld and reflect how our (cringe-worthy) dating experiences were mirrors to make us see our total lack of self-worth.
My guest, Stefanie Wilson, says this about herself: "My work is not for light fluffy unicorn cute stuff- my work is in the dating underworld we've all been hanging out in because of SHAME."
Don't worry, we're not going to hang out in the Dating Underworld forever! After all, this podcast is meant to inspire, motivate and encourage, so that's what we're gonna do!
In today's episode I welcome Wife, Mother and Relationship Coach, Shiloh Minor who shares her journey into the Underworld (also known as Motherhood) and how birthing her children affected and changed her marriage in a not-so-glamourous way.
In today's episode I am joined by image consultant and dating coach, Celeste Moore, who shares her perspective on the balance of raising a child while navigating the dating realm and the challenges that come with being in the role of the protector while wanting to embrace the feminine..
Imagine stepping into the dating scene, full of unrealistic expectations, only to find that your relationship with your own body becomes the biggest block to love and connection.
My guest, eating psychology coach Emily La Voie, confronts this very challenge, sharing her experience of disordered eating and the heartwarming way her husband became the anchor in her journey to self-acceptance.
Where does the pressure to find "the one" come from, and does it serve us in today’s world? And what happens when "the one" turns into an ex-husband (or two)?
On this first episode of 2024, my guest Rebekah Beneteau makes us think about the historic evolution of marriage and explores what role it still plays in our dating lives. For those re-entering the dating scene after marriage or motherhood, Rebekah offers pearls of wisdom on rekindling the inner feminine and taking down our self-imposed walls. While having FUN!