Untangling Relationships

Untangling Relationships

By Janae Kara, TCTSY-F ; Penney Rockhill, LCPCHealth & FitnessMental Health
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Untangling Relationships episodes

  • Ep. 9 Breaking Down Imposter Syndrome

    In this episode, we break down imposter syndrome, talk about what it is, who gets it, and top 5 tips for dealing with it. Join Penney and me as we explore the times where we have combated imposter syndrome in our lives and what tools we are using to stop perfectionism, shame, and fear from running the show. Here's to brave explorers and compassionate connections in our lives that stop imposter syndrome in its path.


    For more resources check out...

    Our blog www.hilltopwellness.net/blog

    Our in-person retreats and day events at www.hilltopwellness.net

    Our Patreon at www.patreon.com/untanglingrelationships

    49 min
  • Ep. 8 Redefining Success and Building a Women Owned Business

    Please welcome guests Tina and Tori to the pod with this week's episode where we get the whole Hilltop Wellness team together for a candid conversation about the past two years of starting a new and women-owned business. We discuss the strengths and weaknesses we have found throughout this journey as well as what our "whys" were in starting the company.

    Stick around to the end of the episode to hear everyone's favorite memories are from the last two years and share lots of laughter with us as we tell some fun stories.


    If you are interested in joining us on a retreat or checking out our upcoming online and in-person events you can go to www.hilltopwellness.net


    Mini Ep. 8 Breaking down the barriers that helped us redefine what success means in business (30 min) - Found at www.patreon.com/untanglingrelationships ep. released every other week.

    1 hr 25 min
  • Ep. 7 Becoming Business Owners and Relationships in the Workplace

    Penney and Janae talk about what it was like becoming business owners through trials, barriers, and industry stigmas. They discuss the different relationships that support them in their work and the importance of those relationships. Join us on Patreon to listen to this week's companion episode on advocating for your mental health at work and recognizing burnout.


    www.patreon.com/untanglingrelationships



    www.hilltopwellness.net - A Retreat getaway for all

    56 min
  • Bonus Mini Episode 6: How to have a conversation about boundaries

    This is a bonus mini-episode! If you would like access to all of the companion mini-episodes for each main episode you can become a patron. You can sign up and get more information at www.patreon.com/UntanglingRelationships


    The actionable steps you can take to have conversations about boundaries. Use these phrases and steps to guide you through the hard conversations of boundary setting.

    1. Find a time to have the conversation where you can have a clear, calm, and confident voice.

    2. Use a gentle start-up

    3. Be direct, specific, and clear about your needs

    4. Allow the other person to express their perspective and feelings

    5. Find common ground and understanding that meets both of your needs and boundaries

    Tips at the end of the mini-episode for what to do and say if your boundary conversation goes sideways. ❤️


    Get more information about couples/parenting communication courses, retreats, and events at hilltopwellness.net

    14 min
  • EP. 4 How does shame show up in your relationships?

    This episode covers how shame might be popping up in the relationships you have in your life. Listeners will learn how to recognize the signs of shame and criticism in how they are communicating with their significant others, their kids, or themselves.

    Continue learning about the antidotes to criticism and defensiveness in this week's mini-episode at www.patreon.com/untanglingrelationships

    National Suicide Prevention Hotline: Call 988 or text 988

    For more information about the Four Horsemen and Dr.s John & Julie Gottman, you can go here https://www.hilltopwellness.net/blog/why-the-gottman-method


    46 min
  • Ep. 3 Reflecting on our marriages and relationship changes over the years

    We are talking about our own relationships with our significant others. We talk about a few Gottman Skill techniques we use in our relationships like rituals of connection and turning towards. We break down 5 relationship myths and give some perspective on moving away from those societal expectations of what your relationship is supposed to look like.

    For more resources, you can check out our Patreon companion episode for a 30-minute breakdown on implementing and using the emotional bank account in your relationship. www.patreon.com/untanglingrelationships


    Links we talked about in this episode

    Join us for a couples retreat, online course, or event
    www.hilltopwellness.net

    Learn more about The Gottman Method for Couples and Parents
    https://www.gottman.com


    Gottman Card Decks- Iphone

    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gottman-card-decks/id1292398843

    Gottman Card Decks- Android

    https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.carddecks&hl=en_US&gl=US&pli=1


    1 hr 1 min
  • Ep. 1 Untangling The Relationship with Ourselves

    This episode invites you to explore your relationship with yourself and your goals for 2023. 

    Links: Support the podcast & become a patron. Listen to this episode's companion minisode on how to find your core values. patreon.com/UntanglingRelationships 

    41 min

About Untangling Relationships

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A conversation between a counselor and a yoga teacher, a millennial and a gen Xer, and a mother and daughter. Your hosts Janae Kara, TCTSY-F, and Penney Rockhill, LCPC engage in conversations centered…