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When we refer to neurodiversity, we’re talking about the variations in the way people’s brains are wired and how we think, learn, and interact with the world. Neurodiversity isn’t solely limited to, but includes conditions like ADHD, autism, dyslexia, and more. Understanding neurodiversity is so important, not just for appreciating different ways of thinking, but …
Recently, I watched a series on Netflix called Another Self. It’s a Turkish drama that focuses on the lives of three friends, Ada, Sevgi, and Leyla. It explores the women’s lives both individually and collectively as they navigate careers, relationships, their collective friendships, and more. When one of the women, Sevgi, is diagnosed with Cancer, …
Sometimes people come into our lives for only brief moments and leave footprints across our hearts like fleeting rays from the sun. This post is dedicated to a beautiful person whose departure from this world came too soon. A poignant truth we all must embrace is that every one of us is flawed. It’s so …
Intergenerational trauma is when trauma is passed down from one generation to the next. An example of this could be generational drug or alcohol addiction. It’s a heavy burden that many carry, often unknowingly. Breaking this cycle can feel daunting, but it’s a crucial step for the health and well-being of future generations. So here …
Once in a blue moon, we stumble upon a love so profound, it echoes through lifetimes, as if our souls have been in an eternal dance. In those moments when our gazes rest on each other, the world stops turning, and we plunge into the depths of each other. It’s mesmerizing. Yet, in these fragments …
Emotional intelligence means having the ability to understand, process, and respond to emotions in yourself or someone else. It can make a huge difference in your life when you’re proficient in these areas. Here are some of the top personality traits of an emotionally intelligent partner: Emotional intelligence is all about being aware of your …
As partners, we all want to be there for each other in good times and bad. When our loved one is going through a tough time, it’s natural to want to provide support and encouragement to help them overcome their challenges. However, it’s also important to know when to draw the line and allow your …
Family dynamics can be challenging to identify at first, and then to change. So often, we get caught up in the way we’ve always seen things done. We end up repeating the patterns and often can’t see when they’re unhealthy. Yet, as we heal, we begin to identify negative patterns. When we choose to heal …
Cosmic sex refers to the idea that sexual intercourse is not just a physical act, but a cosmic experience that connects two individuals to the divine and the energies within it. This is rooted in the belief that sexual energy is a powerful force that transcends beyond the physical realm and taps into the cosmic …
Sacred geometry is the study of geometric shapes and patterns that are believed to have spiritual significance. When it comes to relationships, sacred geometry can be used to understand underlying patterns and dynamics that shape our interactions with others. One of the most fundamental shapes in sacred geometry is the circle. In relationships, the circle …
We all know the saying it takes a village to raise children, and while that used to be exactly how it was, times have changed quite tremendously. Parents are on hyper-alert because there are predators preying on their children and feel resistant to the interference of the community. On the other hand, the community isn’t …
Difficult co-parenting relationships refer to two parents who have very different parenting styles or just can’t seem to get on the same page when it comes to the children. The parents often don’t agree on discipline, parenting philosophies, or how to handle their children’s behavior. Some parents never agree on how to handle the kids, …
When it comes to relationships and intimacy, our greatest teachers are the examples we had growing up and the environments we were in. Most people don’t realize just as easily as we need to learn different subjects in school, we should also be reading and learning about healthy relationships. Relationships are some of the most …
She laughed and said I was detached. She spoke in general of my nature as a person. I disagreed. She wasn’t the only one that said that and felt like they had a good read of who I am. I realized they didn’t know me very well. Or at least not as well as they …
Libsyn has a new CEO! Are Google Podcasts moving to YouTube Podcasts? What’s changed regarding automatic downloads with iOS 14.5 or later, video podcast insights! Tips for remaining anonymous doing your podcast and some super surprising numbers for…
A summary of the latest Apple event and theMacBook Pro M1 Pro and M1 Max, recap of She Podcasts Live, Instagram updates for podcasters, video podcasting facts, searching in Apple Podcasts – again, bonus stats, focusing on your questions! Of course…
Covering all the new Spotify Exclusives, Libsyn 4 vs Libsyn 5, Squid Games and what it has to do with podcasting, advice on changing your show name and coming back from a long hiatus, the X-fronts are almost here! And of course stats, this time…
The Shure MV7x, the new Apple hardware, when feed tags and categories are useful, YouTube benefits for podcasters, troubleshooting RSS feeds on Google Podcasts, linking to an MP3 vs not, and mean and median download stats! Of course much, much more
On this episode you’ll get the scoop on data on CPMs from Advertisecast, workflows for publishing back catalogue to YouTube, what stats you can expect from Facebook Podcasts, tool talk on good quality XLR cables and monitoring headphones and of course…
Social media has been swirling with memes asking you to prove what you “bring to the table” so to speak. This seems to be a hot topic on platforms where people are known for randomly scrolling. The range of responses can be just as vast. In reality, the answer to a question like this is …
Celebrating our 200th with some of your voices! Plus, Skype recording follow-up, getting recommended by Google Podcast, what’s required for real life conferences, more on the Facebook Podcasts experience, what to do when your podcast is pirated and…
A round-up of soooo many things! Podcast Movement recap, including the Fireside Chat partnership, all kinds up updates from Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Audacity, Glow.FM part of Spotify Open Access partnership program and Facebook starts…
Ostracism is the technical name for the silent treatment. Partial ostracism is also done when the offended party responds with one word replies…
Glow.fm + Spotify Open Access! Then on the episode, really awesome brand new podcasting gear, transformative data from the Latino Podcast Listener report, Canva + Libsyn, Pocketcasts & Automattic, Goodpods update Libsyn 5 social sharing? And…
If you’re anything like the rest of us, you’re probably experiencing Pandemic Fatigue, and you’re wondering when life will get back to…
It’s nothing new. We’ve all seen it happen before. We all know someone who has lost themselves and their identity in their relationship. That someone may have even been us. It’s almost in fleeting moments where the labels become our identities and we accept that this is who we are. And while there’s nothing wrong …
Every relationship has it’s patterns, whether those be healthy patterns or unhealthy patterns. Those patterns often emerge when couples find themselves in conflict. When a disconnection happens and goes on over time, the interactions will become more and more negative between the couple. Statistics show that couples who get stuck in this pattern within the …
We spend time talking about toxic partners, but often don’t realize when we are the toxic partner. In this episode, we discuss 7 traits that may be making you the toxic partner. — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therelationshipcouch/support
We’ve all heard the phrase “hurt people, hurt people” when it comes to someone’s behavior. This is often used to justify someone’s abusive behavior. In this episode, we discuss how hurt people can cause wounds in others, and how we can take control of our healing, as well as rectify the wounds we cause others. …
