I haven’t offered a podcast episode strictly on the worthiness wound® since 2019 so I thought I would take some time to break down this concept as well as how I envision healing taking place. Enjoy!

In this dynamic conversation with Hailey Magee, we explore what it means to not lose ourselves in relationships, how to navigate hurting people when we set boundaries, and the key to breaking relational patterns. Enjoy!

While it can be understandable why we may feel unsafe in certain relationships, it can be much harder to understand why we feel unsafe in relationships that are safe, loving and supportive. In this episode I want to explore some reasons for this as well as how to think about safety in relationships so you can start to feel comfortable in the relationships that matter.

In this season premiere, I am honored to have Emily Anhalt, psychologist and co-founder of Coa, a gym for mental health. Together we explore mental health, how therapy works, the impact of technology on our mental health, and the ways we can take care of ourselves now so we can prevent more mental pain later.

For the season finale of season four, I explore some thoughts on how we can hold the despair that may arise for us during these trying times. I will be back with season five in a couple months!

In this podcast interview with psychotherapist and yoga teacher, Elisabeth Lilja, we get into the complexities of embodiment healing, including its limitations. In this episode we also explore safety in relationships and trauma work. In the end, we are gifted with Elisabeth’s lovely guided meditation as she walks us into ourselves. Enjoy!

I want to talk about the coaching industry and ways we can further create an ethical industry grounded in what works. In this episode I share some ethical considerations that I believe every coach should grapple with and explore if they want to create a sustainable long-term business.

I am thrilled to have Marcia back on the podcast to talk about the complexities and nuance of consent culture. The caricature we see on the media of consent is often stiff, black and white, and devoid of passion and intimacy. In this episode, Marcia and I talk about how consent culture is really about deepening pleasure and increasing connection. Enjoy!

I often get asked my thoughts on when is it time to end therapy from friends who struggle to know if they are feeling the way they should be feeling in therapy. In this episode I share my thoughts on how to know when it’s time to end therapy from the perspective of different modalities as well as how to navigate termination depending on the length of your therapy.

It was a real pleasure to have a conversation with Fierce Fatty Vinny Welsby on how to navigate fat phobia and be in relationship with people who are grappling with their relationship with their bodies. We also discuss love is blind and body neutrality. Enjoy!

According to the CDC, in 2019, 20.4% of adults had chronic pain and 7.4% of adults had chronic pain that frequently limited life or work activities (referred to as high impact chronic pain) in the past 3 months. I am delighted to have a conversation with therapist and chronic pain expert, Anna Holtzman, about how to understand and tend to chronic pain.

There are a lot of conversations on the internet right now about the nervous system so I thought I would share my thoughts on what role nervous system regulation plays in our healing and its limitations. Enjoy!

I am so excited to share with you that I am officially taking on new psychotherapy patients! I thought I would commemorate this moment by sharing a bit about my own journey of finding a therapist, what I mean when I say the art of psychotherapy, and how to find our way to fullness.

This episode is a dedicated episode to exploring the ways the worthiness wound shows up in our dating and intimate relationships. I share my thoughts on how relational templates carry into adulthood and how you can think about relationships that can lead to greater intimacy and love. Enjoy!

Let’s think together about now to navigate overwhelm. In this episode I share some thoughts about the origins of overwhelm, how it may be connected to themes of helplessness and dependence, and what meaning we can make if overwhelm keeps showing up in our lives. Enjoy!

In this playful and potent conversation with pleasure expert, Dawn Serra, we explore the intricacies of intimacy and sex. This conversation is often considered taboo which is why we tend to struggle and reject the amount of pleasure we could experience. Dawn and I talk about the hard stuff and offer ideas and thoughts on how to discover deeper connection in our lives.

I often use the words “wound” and “healing” but don’t often talk about what they mean. So on this episode I share my thoughts behind the language as well as its limitations. I also explore whether healing is narcissistic, what exactly healing looks like, and where to begin on your healing journey.

Lisa Olivera is a potent yet gentle force in the world, with her kind words and her sweet energy, she reminds all of us of the healing powers of acceptance. I am thrilled to have her on the podcast this week to share her experience of motherhood, writing a book, building a large instagram following, and putting her work out in the world. Enjoy!

In this conversation with Iris McAlpin, we explore the complexities of developmental trauma including how do you know if you have developmental trauma, how it may be showing up in your life, and how to begin to heal this tender space.

Happy 2022! As we continue to experience greater amounts of isolation due to the pandemic, I thought I would give some thoughts on the source of loneliness, how it connects to self-trust, and how we can use this knowledge to help us cultivate deeper relationship with self and others.