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Welcome to a combo episode of the AnxietyRX and the Manxiety Podcast!
Join me, Dr. Russ Kennedy, and my co-host, Dr. Nima Rahmany, as we dive into the fascinating world of boundaries in interpersonal relationships.
In this episode, we define boundaries as vital limits that separate our needs from others', and discuss how setting and communicating them can prevent resentment and foster healthy connections.
From understanding trauma responses like fawning to navigating codependency and childhood influences, we cover it all.
Ready for some practical wisdom? We wrap up with an exciting announcement about a workshop designed to help you develop secure boundaries and stand up for yourself in relationships.
Thank you for listening and you can find me on IG: @theanxietymd if you have any questions.
PS. If you would like to join the MBRX family of 3100+ anxiety WARRIORS who are shifting from coping with their anxiety to actually HEALING it, click the link below: https://www.theanxietymd.com/MBRX
The Link for "Fawning to Secure Boundaries" Workshop Event with Dr. Nima:
http://go.drnima.com/6qeuz
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Timestamps:
Differentiating Kindness and Niceness (00:04:20)
Defining Boundaries and Their Origins (00:05:51)
Impact of Violating Boundaries (00:10:50)
Expressing Internal Needs through Boundaries (00:18:10)
Setting Boundaries and Integrity (00:21:07)
Understanding Clean Communication (00:22:07)
Negotiating Boundaries and Repairing Relationships (00:23:11)
Codependency and Resentment (00:25:22)
Regretting and Changing Boundaries (00:28:32)
Making Boundaries About Self (00:35:37)
Awareness, Body Connection, and Compassion (00:39:45)
Secure Relationships and Authenticity (00:40:43)
Embodied somatic relationship to self (00:42:25)
Living in the reactive self (00:42:50)
Cultivating boundaries and anxiety (00:43:24)
Learning awareness and compassion (00:44:17)
Workshop on secure boundaries (00:44:31)
By Russell Kennedy4.8
221221 ratings
Welcome to a combo episode of the AnxietyRX and the Manxiety Podcast!
Join me, Dr. Russ Kennedy, and my co-host, Dr. Nima Rahmany, as we dive into the fascinating world of boundaries in interpersonal relationships.
In this episode, we define boundaries as vital limits that separate our needs from others', and discuss how setting and communicating them can prevent resentment and foster healthy connections.
From understanding trauma responses like fawning to navigating codependency and childhood influences, we cover it all.
Ready for some practical wisdom? We wrap up with an exciting announcement about a workshop designed to help you develop secure boundaries and stand up for yourself in relationships.
Thank you for listening and you can find me on IG: @theanxietymd if you have any questions.
PS. If you would like to join the MBRX family of 3100+ anxiety WARRIORS who are shifting from coping with their anxiety to actually HEALING it, click the link below: https://www.theanxietymd.com/MBRX
The Link for "Fawning to Secure Boundaries" Workshop Event with Dr. Nima:
http://go.drnima.com/6qeuz
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Timestamps:
Differentiating Kindness and Niceness (00:04:20)
Defining Boundaries and Their Origins (00:05:51)
Impact of Violating Boundaries (00:10:50)
Expressing Internal Needs through Boundaries (00:18:10)
Setting Boundaries and Integrity (00:21:07)
Understanding Clean Communication (00:22:07)
Negotiating Boundaries and Repairing Relationships (00:23:11)
Codependency and Resentment (00:25:22)
Regretting and Changing Boundaries (00:28:32)
Making Boundaries About Self (00:35:37)
Awareness, Body Connection, and Compassion (00:39:45)
Secure Relationships and Authenticity (00:40:43)
Embodied somatic relationship to self (00:42:25)
Living in the reactive self (00:42:50)
Cultivating boundaries and anxiety (00:43:24)
Learning awareness and compassion (00:44:17)
Workshop on secure boundaries (00:44:31)

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