Have you ever struggled to remember what matters most or envisioning it looks like to live your values? Write your letter, check out this episode to learn what I mean.
Tanner Martin, father, husband, and law enforcement officer joins the podcast for a conversation for a conversation on finding purpose, balancing the stress of a career with parenting, and enjoying the journey.
What does the movie Frozen 2 and Anna have to do with the Impactful Relationships podcast? Do the next right thing and tune into this episode to find out.
Two roads diverged in the woods and....I froze, I made a j-turn going 70mph, a slight course correction. Tune into this episode to learn impactful decision making.
Kylee Shields, LCSW, author, co-founder of a non-profit organization, world traveler, and good human being joins the impactful relationships journey to talk about friendship and finding your belonging place.
We are constantly communicating. The question is are we communicating the messages we want others to hear. This episode breaks down a best practice tool to enhance your communication skills.
What guides how you make decisions? Are you making decisions from a place of anxiety/fear, sense of duty or responsibility, or from a place grounded in your values? Learn more about value based decisions making in this episode.
Anxiety is often rooted in fear. In this episode learn about an experience the host had with anxiety, how he challenged his reality. Shine a light on anxiety learn the value of leaning into your anxieties as opposed to allowing them to control you.
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About Impactful Relationships
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Kyle Barth, LMFT a licensed therapist specializes in helping people develop safe, secure, connected, and passionate relationships. Tune in to learn tools, gain insights, and find inspiration to…
improve your life and relationships. For additional resources and to learn more visit: www.impactfulcounseling.com. *This podcast is for information purposes only; the content is not therapy, does not constitute a therapeutic relationship, and is not advice.