This week I chat with Amy Louise Cash about how we support women looking to attract healthy partnership. This is our first cross over episode with Amy’s podcast, Wake Up Sisterhood! This week I chat with Amy Louise Cash about how we support women looking to attract healthy partnership. This is our first cross over episode with Amy’s podcast, Wake Up Sisterhood! 

This weeks MiniSode on boundaries is about knowing your boundaries and how to execute them. Fully understanding and owning your yes and your no.

In this episode Erica interviews Lindsey Bodhi, Sex and intimacy coach, about what it takes to get your sexy back (or maybe find it in the first place). Like most things in life it’s a marathon not a race.

In this minisode, Erica shares her best practice for getting in alignment by setting your standards In this minisode, Erica shares her best practice for getting in alignment by setting your standards 

This week I interview a purpose driven couple who are also parents of a toddler and infant. In this episode we get real about what it means to have big dreams while raising little being. The good, the bad, the ugly!

In this world we are on a constant journey to find happiness or to avoid discomfort. In this episode Erica discuss how it might be your expectations not your circumstances that are keeping you from joy!

In this episode Erica interviews David Chambers, a single man living in San Antonio and learning the land of dating. We discuss the importance of being curious when dating and how timing can change everything!

Self love is about more than spa days and bath tubs, it’s about making the really hard decisions for the greater good of your soul. In this minisode, Erica digs into the dark and beautiful side of self love.

This week Erica interviews John Soltau, a single man from San Antonio who is currently navigating the dating world. They discuss online dating, setting boundaries and having standards for what you want.

In this minisode, In Search of Self Acceptance and Accountability, Erica discuss the importance of taking stock of your life and leaving victim mode behind