Relationships in Progress

Relationships in Progress

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  • From dating and maintaining long term relationships to body shapes and Egyptian bones.
    In this episode, Ingrid talks to fitness expert Amr about body types and shapes for women. But first, Ingrid weighs in on online dating and texting. They explore single life and bad habits which eventually leads to Egyptian bones and vitamin D. They end with their number one tip in their fields of expertise.
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    50 min
  • CrossFit certified trainer Amr and I discuss body types as a foundation to our coaching conver
    There are three body types and Amr discusses them and how to identify them in yourself and your children. He discusses nutrition information as well. He is clear these body types are not the same as body shapes. This is a a great foundational episode of educational training and nutrition to be discussed in further episodes.
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    1 hr 38 min
  • More online dating. Match Group and the FTC. Boutique matchmaking. Discussing trust and loneliness.
    Ingrid discusses her experience as a matchmaker using online dating. And while she is looking for love, she discusses building trust with the intrinsic built in ways of finding trust for any relationship. She discusses loneliness and opossums. And invites the listener to contact her with questions. She is excited to connect with people and guide them as she awaits rejoining her podcast team with great guests and content. Her refrain is, “We are all going through tough times. You aren’t alone.”
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    16 min
  • Online Dating Thoughts
    In this episode, Ingrid has finally started using online dating after 20 years as a personal matchmaker. She discusses that she is an avatar for middle aged daters and women in particular. She discusses her initial thoughts and some helpful tips for those interested in entering the arena of dating over 45.
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    8 min
  • Dr. Aimee Duffy is a family medicine specialist and her practice is Carolina Integrative Medicine

    Women’s Health and Vitality.   

    Dr. Aimee Duffy, a client of Ingrid Sthare’s, talks about the importance of maintaining healthy eating, sleeping and relationships.     

    Dr. Duffy is a physician with Carolina Integrative Medicine and helps patients with Bio-identical Hormone Replacement, Treatment of Adrenal Fatigue and Thyroid disorders, Weight Loss with hcg and natural appetite suppressants, Thermography, Aesthetics including Botox and Dermal fillers and Sclerotherapy for varicose veins, and nutritional supplements.   She talks with Ingrid about ways to live a healthier, happier life.   

    For more information on Dr. Duffy, visit https://www.carolinaintegrativemedicine.com/.

    46 min
  • Tissa Hami

    Tissa Hami literally came to America from Iran as a child and with only the clothes on her back.  (Okay, her suitcase was lost by the airline, but that initiation was telling.)  From an Ivy League education to Wall Street to stand up comedy, Tissa has a unique perspective that she brings to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion consulting.   Host Ingrid Sthare is the catalyst for a no holds barred conversation about sexism, racism and marginalization.   Bigotry.  How do we spot it?  How can we take steps to be more inclusive?  This segment lifts the curtain on the dilemma and offers some solutions.

    39 min
  • Malinda Searle, Domestic Violence Counselor

    It starts with very subtle, simple things. And then controlling behavior can escalate. Many women, and men as well, get trapped and attempt to leave seven times before escaping.

    Domestic violence can creep up on you. This segment could save your life. Or a friend’s.

    Malinda Searle, Domestic Violence Counselor, reveals tipping points and self-protection advice. She points out the many faces of the abuser – the husband, the father, the pillar of the community, the secretive abuser.
    Melinda explores how abusive relationships can progress. And how the legal system impacts the situation.
    Host Ingrid Sthare reveals her personal challenge with domestic violence and outlines resources to help “survivors” – she prefers that term to “victims”.
    43 min
  • Relationships In Progress - Dr. Katie Schubert

    Dr. Katie Schubert, sex therapist, emphasizes “Society has many shameful messages about sex.”  She adds, “The goal is to normal and enjoy sex.  It is part of our life – to be explored, respected, loved.”  Dr. Schubert offers a number of surprising insight on the topic that many want to hear about, but may be unwilling to talk candidly about.  Example, typically men only seek help when there is serious problem. On the other hand, women are more proactive.   This no judgement zone interview underscores that sex – good, bad, meaningless, deeply loving – are all acceptable among consenting adults.   Podcast host Ingrid Sthare shines light and leads the interview with honesty and candor.

    37 min
  • Gary Sam Johnson - Relationships in Progress

    You are NOT alone.  You are not hopeless. Sexually abused? Victim of domestic violence?  Child of neglect?  Sam Gary Johnson is a self-described “Hope Merchant”.  He focuses on trauma and ways to break through it via EMDR and other innovative approaches.   In this episode Sam outline the relentless pursuit to break free of trauma.  He sees you.  You can be seen!  Sam is an Executive Coach / Life Coash and Licensed Professional Counselor, https://samgaryjohnson.com/. .  Another informative and authentic segment with host and Relationship Coach Ingrid Sthare.

    40 min
  • Dr. Alex Korb, author of The Upward Spiral: Using Neuroscience to Reverse the Course of Depression, One Small Change at a Time

    What makes “new” relationships so exciting? Why do we take relationships for granted after two to four years?

    Dr. Alex Korb outlines how small changes in your actions, interactions, thoughts, and environment can help you stay intimately connected by modifying the activity and neurochemistry of important brain circuits.

    Dr. Alex Korb is a neuroscientist, writer, and coach. He has studied the brain for over 20 years and is the bestselling author of The Upward Spiral: Using Neuroscience to Reverse the Course of Depression, One Small Change at a Time and The Upward Spiral Workbook. Outside of the lab, he is a scientific consultant, speaker, and personal coach, and has a wealth of experience in yoga and mindfulness, physical fitness, and even stand‑up comedy. Learn more at alexkorbphd.com.

    Host Ingrid Sthare, Relationship Coach directs the conversation and provides specific and manageable action steps based on Dr. Korb’s research. What do we need to do keep it fresh and healthy?

    Want more? Download a free 25 page excerpt of The Upward Spiral Workbook available at https://alexkorbphd.com/workbook/

    43 min

About Relationships in Progress

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“Relationships in Progress” is just that. Relationship Coach Ingrid Sthare takes you on a bold, unvarnished journey of how to find, nurture and celebrate your romantic relationship - as she seeks her own.