Aug 31
Should You Marry Them? How To Know If Your Relationship Is Built To Last | Love | E552
You love them. So why can’t you shake the feeling that something might be wrong? Nothing is bad enough to leave. There’s no glaring red flag. You’re happy… mostly. But when you imagine getting engaged, moving in together, having a baby, or saying this is my person forever, someth ... Show More
54m 7s
Feb 2025
Toxic Relationships: Signs, Impact, and How to Escape with Dr. Riachi I Season 04 - Session 09
Feeling trapped, confused, or constantly drained in your relationship? In this episode, we break down the subtle and not-so-subtle signs of toxicity, explore the emotional toll it takes, and provide actionable advice on how to break free and prioritize your well-being. Remember, ... Show More
10m 50s
Aug 2023
4 Differences Between Toxic Vs Healthy Relationships and 6 Steps to Make the Shift No Matter Where You Are in Your Journey
Relationships often start with a spark, but how do you keep that spark alive without getting burnt? It's a common question that many couples face as they navigate the complexities of maintaining a healthy and deep relationship. Today, we will look deep into seeing the differences ... Show More
30m 21s
Apr 2023
Decluttering Toxic Relationships: How to Let Go of the Negative and Embrace the Positive (#243)
Toxic relationships can be emotionally draining, stressful, and even harmful to our well-being. In this episode, we discuss the signs of a toxic relationship and provide tips on how to recognize and declutter them from our lives.
We explore the importance of setting boundaries, s ... Show More
9m 3s
Oct 2023
428: Navigating Toxic Relationships With Family, Friends And Lovers
Relationships make our lives richer, however, sometimes they can cause a lot of pain and frustration. If you are in a relationship with someone who is narcissistic or toxic, chances are they leave you feeling emotionally drained and looking for answers. Listen to today's show to ... Show More
43m 44s
Toxic relationships are more than unhealthy. They can be an addiction.
During the early stages of romantic love, our brains light up with flashes of ecstasy and excitement. The same chemical reward systems that are implicated in a cocaine habit also get us “addicted” to romantic partners, even when they’re inconsistent, unavailable, or downright destruc ... Show More