Tune in as Tim and Misty explore the different styles of Thinking Blockades.  Overcoming our blockades is the next skill in the communication model.  These blockades or thinking errors are developed by us starting from a very young age. The listening and thinking blockades are most commonly stacked on one another and can escalate a conversation or disagreement or halt it completely.

Join us as we define what the most common blockades are. As usual, we will give relatable examples and share our own thinking blockade go-to’s.  Stay to the end to learn 4 helpful Tips for how to overcome them. 

PLEASE NOTE: Some of the content discussed may trigger trauma response for others.  Please take care to seek support from others or professionals as needed.

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Join us for our third episode with Kendar Clark.  In this episode Kendra discusses how she met the various career paths.  Some seem “meant to be”. Others were developed based on deep convictions to help those who are unable to help themselves. All had multiple peaks and dips along the way.

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Tune is to be motivated and inspired!

Join Misty’s as she gives her version of a book report about one of the most referred books by her last year. This book has helped countless people to get out of their own way, let go of things they can’t control, embraces their personal power and learn how to create their happy.

This book not only speaks to the everyday person but to professional whose work is to help others become the person the want to be. It is relatable, easy to understand and full of helpful tools that you can start using immediately. It is considered a must read.

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Join Misty and her co-host, Jennifer, for this very special and personal podcast.  Jennifer shares of her life in relationships with abuse.  It was her near-death experience and hospitalization that led her to leaving the abusive life.  She recognizes that not all victims are able to leave and with full awareness and understanding shares her journey of leaving and healing.  Jennifer is candid about the different types of abuse she has experienced and in honest in her explanation of her thoughts that kept her in the relationship and finally deciding to leave. There are a lot of layers here and she is gracious to peel them back one and at time. 

PLEASE NOTE: Listening or Viewing Discretion is advised. Some of the content may not be suitable for children. Some topics discussed may trigger trauma responses for others.  Please take care to seek support from others or professionals as needed.

*     If you are someone you know is experience abuse, please call:  800-799-SAFE (7233)

Please contact 911 if you feel like you are in immediate danger or a life-threatening situation.

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Are you Listening???  Tune in as Tim and Misty explore the different styles of Listening Blockades.  This skill is where most of us make the most missteps when it comes to communication.

Join us as we define what the blockades are and identify our top go-to Blockades we use.  We’ll give examples of how we to do it right. Or … do it wrong. We’ll also show how we are able to step back and have a “do again” in order to recover from the missteps and get back on track.  

PLEASE NOTE: Some of the content discussed may trigger trauma response for others.  Please take care to seek support from others or professionals as needed.

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Welcome back Kendra Clark.  This episode Kendra speaks primarily of motherhood, sharing more about her mother and how she, herself, choice to raise her own children.  She shares of traditions and life habits that helped her instill kindness, hard work, and desire to learn in her children. 

Tune in to feel inspired and supported. 

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Join Us, for the first episode of, "My Therapist with My Sister”. A series with Misty and Marcee.  They have candid chats between sisters. One, who happens to be a therapist. Humorous, Relatable, Full of Real-Life Situations, and more Advice, Opinions, and Lessons Learned then you might want. Tune in for the Fun!

In this Episode we discuss the difficulty in saying, “No”.  What stops us? Fear, insecurities, the newness of saying it, avoiding conflict, not wanting to let others down, etc. Then we flip sides of the No coin and explore how saying “No” can benefit ourselves and those we happen to say no to. 

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Join the fun and creativity of Lindsi Dean who has been super cool to come and share her body of work in tattoos.  Literally the whole body from head to toe.

Lindsi talks about the road of tattooing.  From her first thoughts of getting a tattoo and why she choice the piece she did, to how to choose the right artist and everything in between.  Join us for some amazing stories and advice from this tattoo veteran. 

PLEASE NOTE: Some of the content discussed may trigger trauma response for others.  Please take care to seek support from others or professionals as needed.

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This is the intro episode of what will be a fun, educational series to improve communication and strengthen connection

This is going to be a super fun and relatable series!  Join Tim and Misty Covington (The husband and The therapist), as they discuss and explore the skills and tools found in “Don’t Twist My Words” a communication and connecting workbook. 

They take each skill and use real examples taken from their own lives, lives of other individuals and couples they know, and even from relationships seen in movies and T.V.  to show us how-it-is-done.  With humor and transparency, Tim and Misty show how engaging in simple ways, with a tweak here and there, can help find success in your relationships.

PLEASE NOTE: Some of the content discussed may trigger trauma response for others.  Please take care to seek support from others or professionals as needed.

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Tune in to listen to the first of a multiple episode series with Kendra Clark.  She is a powerhouse of strength and knowledge that comes from personal challenges and innate perseverance. Kendra walks us through different stages of her life from childhood to the present.  Kendra is transparent and generous in what she shares in hopes that others can benefit from her story by sharing of tools she has gathered and used to build a wonderful life.  She is relatable with a goal of having others feel seen and validated in their own life.  

In this first episode Kendra shares of her young childhood and the growing pains that come from having different life perspectives than her parents or family.  Kendra talks about the impact of growing up with a sibling with special needs.  She also vulnerably discusses her journey with having a mom who was unable to "connect" with her as a child and how this impacted her self-narrative and how she made choices for herself.   Join us.

PLEASE NOTE: Some of the content discussed may trigger trauma response for others.  Please take care to seek support from others or professionals as needed.

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