(LIVE Podcast Oct. 5) The Art of Communication in Relationships: Navigating Needs, Feelings and Deeper Connection

(LIVE Podcast Oct. 5) The Art of Communication in Relationships: Navigating Needs, Feelings and Deeper Connection

Author: Anna Seewald October 17, 2024 Duration: 1:26:31

Do you struggle with asking for what you really need? Do you feel underappreciated? Do you feel like you need external validation and approval for your own goodness? Do you struggle with self-acceptance? Learn to ditch the ineffective strategies that many of us are trained in a domination system to use like blaming, demanding, complaining, and really learn a new language to get your universal needs met. Learn to listen to a feeling underneath a message. Transfrom your most mportant relationships. 

This is the edited recotding of our live event that took place on October 5 in Princeton, NJ. The topic was "The Art of Communication in Relationships: Navigating Needs, Feelings, and Deeper Connection," featuring special guest Yvette Erasmus. 

OTHER EPISODES YOU MAY ENJOY 

  1. When Your Needs Are Not Met with Dr. Yvette Erasmus
  2. How to Ask for What YOu Need in a Relationship with Dr. Yvette Erasmus
  3. (LIVE Podcast April 27) Finding Healing, Peace and Joy with Seth Gillihan, PhD
  4. (LIVE Podcast March 26, 2023) The Complicated Parent Adult-Child Relationship with Daniel Maté

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Anna Seewald hosts Authentic Parenting, a space for those who believe that raising children is deeply intertwined with growing themselves. This podcast moves beyond quick tips and strategies to explore the inner work required to parent with intention. Conversations here are grounded in a trauma-informed perspective, offering a compassionate lens through which to examine family patterns and reactions. The core idea is that by consciously addressing our own histories and connecting with our authentic selves, we can interrupt cycles of generational stress. What you’ll hear in each episode are thoughtful discussions and practical insights aimed at transforming daily challenges into opportunities for connection. The goal isn’t perfection, but fostering a family life with more calm, understanding, and genuine joy. It’s about creating an environment where children can thrive without carrying burdens forward. Tuning into this podcast feels like a supportive dialogue, reminding you that the journey of parenting is also a profound path of personal discovery. It’s for anyone ready to embrace the motto of raising their children while growing themselves.
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