One Red Flag

One Red Flag

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One Red Flag episodes

  • Drop in Session- Minisode

    We answer our first listener mail question! We give some tips about how to identify yellow and red flags and confront these people when needed (if you should). You will also learn why Brooke acquired the nickname, "the terminator in college. 
    ** no cyborgs were injured in the recording of this podcast.

    20 min
  • N of 1: Using one experience or example to make a decision

    In this episode we go over one of the sneakiest red flags, we call N of 1.

    This can be a yellow flag or a glaring red flag, and can skew how we think and make decisions. using a single, striking example to drive a huge decision or come up with a framework for ideas. This can cause us to have the wrong expectations, such as incorrectly expecting a person to always be supportive when they only demonstrated this one time. We also talk about the red flag of Lauren not knowing what a lavender latte is. 

    Please note that no lavender lattes were hurt in the recording of this podcast.

    43 min
  • Explanation vs Excuse

    This episode explains the red and yellow flags or explanation vs excuse. And yes, I got stuck scrolling on social media for 3 hours and forgot to text you back is an excuse. Download this episode to hear about more excuses and how to deal with them when you get them from people.

    43 min
  • What are Red Flags?

    Welcome to our first full length episode of One Red Flag! We talk about our system for identifying different colored flags in relationships and what makes a toxic versus just a problematic relationship. 

    34 min
  • Minisode intro

    Welcome to the One Red Flag podcast, hosted by two therapists who won't give you sad eyes. This is our first episode! We give a short overview of red and yellow flags in relationships and talk a little bit about what should be expected in our next episodes.

    11 min

About One Red Flag

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Welcome to the One Red Flag Podcast, because sometimes you see them and sometimes you don’t.