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Dr. Elizabeth Fedrick on Instagram: "If you truly want your person to know they matter to you… Start by asking how you can show up better. And then actually do those things… ♥️ . . . #emotionalintelligence #relationshipgoals #relationshipproblems #relationshiptherapy #datingadvice #relationships101 #relationshiphelp #healthyboundaries #relationshipcoach #couplescounseling #gilbertaz #relationshipadvice #emotionalmaturity #createconnection #datingcoach #attachmentstyle #intimacycoach #marriagetip #scottsdaleaz #relationshippodcast #relationshiptips #marriagehelp #toxicrelationships #cptsdrecovery #relationshipexpert #relationshipanxiety #healthyrelationships"
edelweiss is the name on my birth certificate i’m so serious on Instagram: "guess who has two thumbs and had to edit this video twice because i misspelled Carlile the first time around and didn’t save a working file copy? 🙋🏻🙋🏻 ((still a joy tho. i could listen to these two voices together forever)) 🎥: Sara Bareilles & Brandi Carlile perform ‘She Used to be Mine’ | Uploaded by Myers Boicourt on Youtube — #sarabareilles #brandicarlile #waitressthemusical #waitressmusical #broadway #broadwaymusical #broadwaymusicals #musicaltheatre #musicaltheater #musicals"
Jocelyn and Aaron Freeman on Instagram: "What your relationship needs in those moments is very likely what you DON’T feel like doing. When you feel hurt or frustrated by what went down, it’s easy to want to pull away. It’s a protective mechanism, which is fine if you take some space after an argument but you don’t want that to build into emotional distance. If you’re new here, we’re big on changing the way we handle conflict. 1️⃣You must always repair! Master the ability to repair! 2️⃣You must realize that an argument depletes the “Love Account” and you need to make more deposits to fill it back up. We know that’s contrary to what you FEEL like doing. You want to be quiet, pull away, be distant. That’s why we say you need to act from your COMMITMENT more than your FEELINGS. Are you
Andrew Horn on Instagram: "The weekly checkin creates space for open communication, collaborative problem-solving, and deeply supporting each other. By addressing issues early on, we prevent them from escalating and strengthen feelings of appreciation and connection. The weekly check in is one of the simplest things we can do to nurture connection and promote growth in our relationship. By making it a regular practice, we strengthen our bond, gain a deeper understanding of each other, and remind ourselves why we are committed to the relationship in the first place. I genuinely look forward to doing this with Melissa every week. It's fun, I feel better afterwards and it makes it easier to be a good partner. In the end, a great relationship is not about extravagant gestures (although, t
Dr. Lorri Sulpizio * Leadership & Mindset Coach on Instagram: "Having hard conversations is a necessary part of meaningful and healthy relationships. You’re not going to be a successful parent, leader, coach, colleague, partner, if you avoid them. Most people don’t love having hard conversations, so you’ve got to be thoughtful and intentional in how you start them. Good communication is about inviting people into a space of understanding. This is possible, even with the hardest of topics. #hardconversations #courageousconversations #communication #leadership"
Julie Menanno | The Secure Relationship | Relationship Expert on Instagram: "Just being there for your partner as a supportive emotional presence can’t change the circumstances, but it can comfort the hurt. It’s the difference between “I’m hurting and I’m alone with it,” and “I’m hurting and I’m NOT alone with it.” People who are consistently not alone with their pain are actually better at self-regulating because they feel more secure. Isn’t offering solutions being supportive? It depends on the timing. People who are emotionally upset are as likely to take in solutions as someone who just broke their leg is likely to take in solutions….first we need to deal with the pain. Sit with it. Give it space and support. With space and support, most people are going to ease into their “green lig
94K views · 7K likes | dené logan on Instagram: "LOVE THAT INSPIRES US TO RISE something I often say to couples who are working so hard to find their way back to one another.. is that there’s a very specific reason this feels so challenging.. it’s because everything we’ve been taught to believe is true about the art of loving.. starts to feel more and more out of alignment with Truth as we heal and start to question the narratives we were sold.. that the focus should be on finding someone we’re compatible with.. creating a sense of stability and doing whatever we can to ensure that we don’t ‘end up alone’.. and that practicing effective communication techniques with another person to ensure that ‘our needs get met,’ is the key to experiencing fulfillment.. the trut
Greg Marino on Instagram: "In this great explanation by @jefferson_fisher he explains the duality of how we can respond vs how we react If you’re an HSP looking for the tools to become less reactive so you can have power over your thoughts & emotions rather then letting them have power and control over you comment “initiate” - I have a 🎁 for you. Our triggers are our biggest teachers because they reveal to us where the work is needed in reclaiming our self control , our autonomy and our confidence in the three month program, self initiated, we help highly sensitive. People learn how to pattern interrupt that creates a ripple effect in all aspects of their life. ⭐️No more people pleasing 🧠Higher levels of consciousness and self-esteem. 🫂No more codependency or pattern of toxic re
161K views · 14K likes | Danny Morel on Instagram: "Do you resonate with this? Yes or no 👇🏼 For those that want to heal and grow… relationships are our greatest mirror, teacher and medicine. So powerful actually, they can mirror the healing and energetic release that takes place in plant ceremonies. For those that don’t… get ready for an enormous amount of arguing, anger and frustration. Both are available… you’ve just got to choose to surrender, let go, heal and GROW. Yet that requires safety. Safety in the partner you have, and in yourself. So you know that within both… you’ve got the bandwidth, care and support needed in order to fully surrender to the lesson the relationship is trying to teach you. Awakening your highest self means allowing awakening to take place in all parts
boostdiscipline | a holistic approach on Instagram: "Create lasting relationships with partners who choose to make it work. Speaker @jayshetty Leave a like if you agree!🙌🏻 We provide a visual library for personal growth. Follow @boostdiscipline for more quality content. #relationships #partner #makeitwork #notperfect #boostdiscipline"
225K views · 22K likes | Hailey Magee on Instagram: "Learn how to advocate for these reasonable needs and stop settling for less in my debut book STOP People Pleasing and Find Your Power, now available for pre-order at the link in my bio! These five needs are *fundamental* to healthy and communicative relationships. If someone says that they’re “too much,” that’s not a reflection of you—that’s a reflection of their own limitations and unavailability for healthy intimacy. From here, our task is to realize that it’s up to us whether we choose to pursue a relationship with someone who has shown us that they can’t meet our reasonable needs. And the more we heal, the less desirable that path becomes—because we’re no longer settling for the bare minimum. Especially if we’ve spent our lives su