Some truths about relationships don't need a whole hour to land — they just need the right words.

Yurtisms are bite-sized insights drawn from years of sitting with real people in real relationships, inside an actual yurt. Each episode distills one near-universal truth that keeps showing up in couples and individual therapy — the kind of thing that makes people pause mid-session and say, "I've never heard it put that way before."

No long-winded theory. No homework. Just 5 to 10 minutes of grounded, honest perspective on the patterns that shape how we love, fight, connect, and grow.

Pull up a chair — or a cushion — and come sit in the yurt for a minute.

What happens when the life you've built no longer feels like home?

In this episode, Amy sits down with Elise and Kim — a couple in the middle of one of the boldest decisions two people can make together. They're not just changing addresses. They're reimagining their entire lives in pursuit of something that felt increasingly out of reach where they were: safety, freedom, and a community where they truly belong.

Elise and Kim share how they met, how their relationship has grown, and what it has looked like to navigate a massive life transition as a couple — including the moments where they weren't on the same page, and how they found their way back to each other through the hard conversations.

This episode gets honest about what it costs to choose yourself. The grief of leaving behind friendships, family closeness, and the familiar. The way a big decision can simultaneously bring a couple closer and push them to their edges. And what it actually looks like to work through fear, uncertainty, and love all at once.

If you've ever felt like the place you're from couldn't quite hold who you're becoming — this one is for you.

We've all said it — "It's nothing. I'm fine." — usually when something is definitely not nothing and we are definitely not fine. This podcast is for everyone who has ever said those words and meant something else entirely.

Hosted by Amy Prieb, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with 17 years of clinical experience specializing in couples and relationships, It's Nothing. I'm Fine. is built on a simple but powerful truth: you were not built to do life alone. The quality of your relationships is one of the strongest predictors of your health, your happiness, and how long you live. Loneliness isn't just uncomfortable — it's genuinely dangerous. And yet, most of us never got a map for how to do connection well.

This podcast is that map.

Grounded in attachment theory and Emotionally Focused Therapy, each episode explores the patterns we learned early, the cycles we get stuck in, and the moments that pull us apart — and what it actually takes to find our way back to each other. Whether you tend to reach hard for closeness or go quiet when things get intense, whether you're in a relationship, rebuilding one, or trying to understand why the same dynamics keep showing up — there is something here for you.

Through honest conversations with guests from all walks of life, Amy digs into all things relationship: the science, the struggle, the breakthroughs, and the everyday moments that matter more than we realize.

Wanting closeness isn't weakness. It's the most human thing there is.

Subscribe, share with someone who needs it, and come back. This is the relationship we're building together.

Real talk about the messy, beautiful, complicated work of connecting with other people- because "I'm fine" is rarely the whole story.