
Ep 223: Live Coaching Session: Redefining Yourself Post-Breakup
07/03/24 • 19 min
In this episode of Cheaper than Therapy the Podcast, we sit down with Joy, who is navigating the complex and practical life challenges following the end of a long-term relationship. We explore the difficulties of fully moving on when there is significant overlap in social and professional circles, and how to handle lingering feelings especially during potential future interactions.
What You’ll Gain from this Episode:
✨The importance of self awareness in recognizing and validating your feelings of discomfort and jealousy, and why radical acceptance of these emotions is a key part of the healing process
✨Why you need to fully grieve the ending of a relationship, and why both intellectual acceptance and emotional processing are crucial for moving forward
✨ Finding a way to balance your desire to share your experience with others and not bleeding your pain onto them by prioritizing tending to your own wounds before engaging in activism or public discussion
🎙This podcast is definitely Cheaper than Therapy
Remember, we’re therapists, but we’re not your therapists. These coaching sessions, and other episodes, are meant for entertainment purposes only, and are not meant to replace your therapy practice.
If you find value in these conversations, please take a moment to rate and review the podcast. It helps us reach a larger audience looking for soulful insights!
Check out our online community, Cheaper Than Therapy the Community. Weekly process groups, live workshops, and one-on-one interactions with us and an amazing supportive community! Check it out here: https://vanessa-bennett-dene-logan.myshopify.com/collections/the-community
Connect with Vanessa:
- Instagram: @vanessasbennett
- TikTok: @thecodayoda
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@vanessabennettlmft5631
Connect with Dené:
- Instagram: @dene.logan
- TikTok: @denelogan
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In this episode of Cheaper than Therapy the Podcast, we sit down with Joy, who is navigating the complex and practical life challenges following the end of a long-term relationship. We explore the difficulties of fully moving on when there is significant overlap in social and professional circles, and how to handle lingering feelings especially during potential future interactions.
What You’ll Gain from this Episode:
✨The importance of self awareness in recognizing and validating your feelings of discomfort and jealousy, and why radical acceptance of these emotions is a key part of the healing process
✨Why you need to fully grieve the ending of a relationship, and why both intellectual acceptance and emotional processing are crucial for moving forward
✨ Finding a way to balance your desire to share your experience with others and not bleeding your pain onto them by prioritizing tending to your own wounds before engaging in activism or public discussion
🎙This podcast is definitely Cheaper than Therapy
Remember, we’re therapists, but we’re not your therapists. These coaching sessions, and other episodes, are meant for entertainment purposes only, and are not meant to replace your therapy practice.
If you find value in these conversations, please take a moment to rate and review the podcast. It helps us reach a larger audience looking for soulful insights!
Check out our online community, Cheaper Than Therapy the Community. Weekly process groups, live workshops, and one-on-one interactions with us and an amazing supportive community! Check it out here: https://vanessa-bennett-dene-logan.myshopify.com/collections/the-community
Connect with Vanessa:
- Instagram: @vanessasbennett
- TikTok: @thecodayoda
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@vanessabennettlmft5631
Connect with Dené:
- Instagram: @dene.logan
- TikTok: @denelogan
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Ep 222: Transforming Trauma with Empathy with Dr. Jody Carrington
In this episode of Cheaper than Therapy the Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Jody Carrington, psychologist, speaker, and three time author known for her expertise in trauma, connection, relationships, and mental health, to discuss emotional regulation, how to be emotionally available in what Dr. Jody calls a loneliness epidemic, and the transformative power of leading with kindness and compassion.
What You’ll Gain from this Episode:
✨The importance of emotional regulation as the foundation for healthy relationships and effective leadership
✨The need for more supports for first responders and the effects of organizational trauma
✨ Why our society may be facing a loneliness epidemic and why professionals like teachers, therapists, and first responders need increased supports for the well-being of their communities
🎙This podcast is definitely Cheaper than Therapy
Connect with Dr. Carrington:
If you find value in these conversations, please take a moment to rate and review the podcast. It helps us reach a larger audience looking for soulful insights!
Check out our newly launched online community, Cheaper Than Therapy the Community. Weekly process groups, live workshops, and one-on-one interactions with us and an amazing supportive community! Check it out here: https://vanessa-bennett-dene-logan.myshopify.com/collections/the-community
Connect with Vanessa:
- Instagram: @vanessasbennett
- TikTok: @thecodayoda
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@vanessabennettlmft5631
Connect with Dené:
- Instagram: @dene.logan
- TikTok: @denelogan
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Ep 224: Boundaries, Abandonment, and Personal Growth
In this episode of Cheaper than Therapy the Podcast, we address listener questions around boundaries and dealing with significant changes in your relationships. We discuss themes around abandonment, setting boundaries, and accountability vs blame in relationships.
What You’ll Gain from this Episode:
✨How a fear of abandonment can make setting and maintaining boundaries challenging/unclear, often leading to negative responses from others
✨The importance of accountability vs blame in relationships, and not personalizing others’ actions
✨Distinguishing between someone’s capacity to show up in a relationship and their desire to do so, and that a lack of capacity doesn’t necessarily mean a lack of care
✨How controlling behaviors stem from deep-seated fears of abandonment and emphasize the need for self-reflection and personal responsibility to take accountability in relationships and foster healthier relationships
🎙This podcast is definitely Cheaper than Therapy
Remember, we’re therapists, but we’re not your therapists. These coaching sessions, and other episodes, are meant for entertainment purposes only, and are not meant to replace your therapy practice.
If you find value in these conversations, please take a moment to rate and review the podcast. It helps us reach a larger audience looking for soulful insights!
Check out our online community, Cheaper Than Therapy the Community. Weekly process groups, live workshops, and one-on-one interactions with us and an amazing supportive community! Check it out here: https://vanessa-bennett-dene-logan.myshopify.com/collections/the-community
Connect with Vanessa:
- Instagram: @vanessasbennett
- TikTok: @thecodayoda
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@vanessabennettlmft5631
Connect with Dené:
- Instagram: @dene.logan
- TikTok: @denelogan
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