Jen with ucwtherapy.com joins me to discuss:
1. Why are narcissists so common in dating life?
2. Why does my partner keep doing the things I ask them to stop doing?
3. How to nurture communication after a divorce?
4. Empathy in the workplace & More

Rachel dated a great man for 3 years. Unfortunately, she had to admit to herself no matter how much she loved him, she couldn't be a step-mother to his two children.

In this episode, we'll hear updates from previous guests: Episode 6 with Joy, Episode 8 with Aime, Episode 25 with Heather, Episode 44 with Alyssa and Episode 51 with Julia.

Season 2 Finale: Lydia was in a relationship for 2.5 years with a Narcissist. She received a call from the police that turned into a snowball of truths that changed her life.

Over one weekend, a text Kylee found changed her entire life. Her engagement was over, and she moved into an apartment alone right as Covid hit.

Jen with United Counseling and Wellness joins me to discuss:
How much arguing is normal?
How do I stop "shutting down" during tense situations and conversations?
How do you talk to someone who tends to get defensive or doesn’t understand why you’re upset?
How can we fight more effectively?

Robert's story is about two people nearing the end of their marriages and by fate running into each other and falling in love. But did they end up together?

Naomi was in a relationship with someone for 4 years, and about 2 years in, she learned he had a very serious gambling addiction.

With everyone going on, I didn't think a typical Heartbroken Podcast was right. Instead, I wanted to use my platform to share Bella's (a talented radio host in Louisville) story.

In this episode, we're discussing the elusive "one". We answer:
Am I being too picky (everyone says I am) or have I just not met "the one"?
How are you supposed to know if someone is “the one”?
How do you know that you’re in a healthy relationship that can go the distance?
What signs in a relationship show that you should let it go vs. keep trying to make it work?
How do you break the cycle of an on-again, off-again relationship?
Is it possible to fall back in love with your spouse?
In a happy marriage, would you still recommend counseling?