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    What if Anger Isn’t Bad — It’s Just Misunderstood? [episode 111]

    Today, I’m answering the question: “What if anger isn’t bad?” What is it’s just information about how our bodies are feeling off or unsafe?

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    Comfortably Numb: What Healing Feels Like on the Other Side [episode 110]

    In today’s episode, I’m talking about what healing feels like on the other side of being comfortably numb.

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    The Hidden Wounds Behind the Four Horsemen of Communication [episode 109]

    Today, I’m talking about the hidden wounds behind the Four Horsemen of Communication.

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    Shut the Gate: Boundaries That Grow Capacity [episode 108]

    Many of us grew up believing we were responsible for everyone else’s emotions. In today’s episode, I’m talking about boundaries that grow capacity.

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    Trading Whiskey for Witness: Will Hudson on Being Seen and Staying Sober [episode 107]

    I’m honored to welcome my friend, Will Hudson, to the podcast today to talk about his story of being seen and staying sober.

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    Four Horsemen of the Relationship Apocalypse (And What to Do Instead) [episode 106]

    In today’s episode, I’m diving into the Four Horsemen of the Relationship Apocalypse (and what to do instead).

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    Comfortably Numb: When Calm Becomes Disconnection [episode 105]

    Today, I’m talking about what happens when calm becomes disconnection and what I like to call “comfortably numb.”

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    It Doesn’t Have to Be Major to Matter [episode 104]

    Trauma isn’t measured by the size of the event – it’s about what happens INSIDE of us. Pain doesn’t have to be major to matter.

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    From Fear-Based Compliance to Trust-Based Respect [episode 103]

    In today’s episode, I’m talking about how trust-based respect isn’t taught through commands or punishments; it’s cultivated!

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    Stop Carrying Everyone Else’s Healing: Do the Work for You First [episode 102]

    In today’s episode, I’m talking about why you need to stop carrying everyone else’s healing and do the work for you first.

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Whether you’re navigating the highs and lows of marriage, family dynamics, or friendships in rural America, my goal is to help you draw good movement in life and relationships. 

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Feeling and connection are vital to us as humans. Feeling and connection are vital to us as humans. It’s VERY important that we don’t stop.
April 27, 2023 – exactly eight days before my da April 27, 2023 – exactly eight days before my dad died, that’s when this video was shot. 

I had no idea what was about to hit me. Up until this point, I’d made my way in the world tucking every emotion away deep down where no one could see. Hell – I was so good at it, I even had myself oblivious to all I was carrying. 

That all came to a head May 5, 2023. 

That day was an awakening of sorts. 

I abruptly woke up to the fact that I could not fold this grief up nice and neat and tuck it away with my lifetime of other emotions. This was something I would have to feel. 

Feel it I did. And little did I know, feeling it was the key to healing.

Actually feeling, contrary to popular belief out here in rural spaces and places, is not weak. It’s what makes us strong.

I didn’t learn to feel alone. I had someone (looking at you @jadadobeshhealingco) willing to sit with me through it all. And now, I do the same for others. 

If you’ve come head-to-head with some big things or if you’re just ready to stop shoving everything down, I am here. 

My DMs are open. Or if you’d like to meet face to face, schedule a 30-minute consult call at the link in my bio.
Need a guide, a safe space, and a hand to squeeze Need a guide, a safe space, and a hand to squeeze through your own emotional debridement and healing? 

I’m here. This space is that. 

Shoot me a DM or schedule a consult call at the link in my bio.
I learned it was okay to be happy but not too happ I learned it was okay to be happy but not too happy and never sad or angry. I learned my emotions were too much for others, so I got really good as suppressing them and making myself as small as necessary in any given space. And I carried that into my adult and parenthood.

I continued the pattern saying things to my kids like, “you can be angry, but you can’t be angry here” before sending them to their room. 

When you’re carrying a lifetime of anger (and sadness) because all you’ve ever done is tuck it neatly away holding it in your body your whole life, there’s not any room to hold space for anyone else’s anger or sadness or even joyful screeches - not even the tiny precious humans you grew. 

After my dad died, I didn’t know just how much I’d been carrying, I only knew the grief from his passing was mine and I had no capacity to hold it. I also knew I would break trying. So I reached out for help.

I reached out for help with the grief, but what I got was releasing a literal lifetime of unfelt, unacknowledged emotions. 

What I got was healing. 

And man was that some hard, uncomfortable work. 

It was an emotional debriding of sorts. I had to remove all the layers in order to promote healing. The process was effing painful at times, but the resulting healing has been nothing short of freeing.

I am free from the belief that I have to be small to be safe. And I have capacity to hold space for others emotions.

And now, I sit with others as a guide and a hand they can squeeze through the emotional debridement and healing. 

If you’ve found yourself in a spot where you’ve exceeded your emotional carrying capacity, I am here. Shoot me a DM or schedule a consult call at the link in my bio.
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