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Come Here To Me: Relationship Experts Walk the Talk - Come Here To Me — Trailer

Come Here To Me — Trailer

04/15/21 • 2 min

Come Here To Me: Relationship Experts Walk the Talk

Come Here To Me is an empathetic, often amusing look at the truth of relationship dynamics and how things get messy even for the relationship experts. Every other week Figs and Teale share clips of their personal couples therapy sessions with an anonymous therapist—the fights, the tears, the silliness, and the love. They then take a step back from the emotional intensity of the session to examine those experiences for the benefit of the listener (and themselves). In the form of bonus episodes, Figs and Teale provide in-depth explanations, relationship tips, answer listener questions, and interview couples and other experts in the field.

If you or someone you love are struggling in your relationship, visit empathi.com for the relationship quiz, courses, and therapy consultations.

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Come Here To Me is an empathetic, often amusing look at the truth of relationship dynamics and how things get messy even for the relationship experts. Every other week Figs and Teale share clips of their personal couples therapy sessions with an anonymous therapist—the fights, the tears, the silliness, and the love. They then take a step back from the emotional intensity of the session to examine those experiences for the benefit of the listener (and themselves). In the form of bonus episodes, Figs and Teale provide in-depth explanations, relationship tips, answer listener questions, and interview couples and other experts in the field.

If you or someone you love are struggling in your relationship, visit empathi.com for the relationship quiz, courses, and therapy consultations.

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Too Much, Not Enough

Figs and Teale share a clip of their first session with a couples therapist. Witness how the ways they miss each other escalates into hurt and blame and then ultimately resolves through the therapist's intervention, then learn how you can navigate out of negative cycles in your relationship.

Timestamps:

01:00 Introduction to Figs and Teale

04:04 What's in a name: "Come Here To Me"

08:20 Why this podcast: Witnesses

9:45 Special tip of the episode: Follow the process

13:24 Session begins — Figs feels alone with life's difficulties and like he's a failure

17:26 Turning point: Conflict and hurt (Teale is hurt by Figs' description of her, protests, Figs feels hurt and protests in kind)

20:46 Figs is prompted to reflect back his understanding of Teale's hurt

22:19 Teale feels shame around missing the place Figs was coming from because of her own insecurities

22:33 Moment of humor and connectedness: Figs sees Teale shift into feeling bad about herself

23:21 Figs considers himself to be a difficult person

23:47 Session ends — It's so easy to miss each other

25:59 The snake in the grass: humans focus on the perceived threat

27:45 Shame

29:02 Walking through the cycle

32:46 Turning point: interventions and empathy

33:35 Blaming is not being vulnerable

36:33 Seeing past the mess to the possibility of repair

Visit comeheretomepodcast.com for episode transcripts, social media links, and to subscribe to the mailing list.

If you or someone you love are struggling in your relationship, visit empathi.com for quizzes, courses, and consultations.

If you or someone you love are struggling in your relationship, visit empathi.com for the relationship quiz, courses, and therapy consultations.

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