70. Anxiety, C-PTSD, & Codependency

70. Anxiety, C-PTSD, & Codependency

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Ep 30. Part 2: The Loudest Boundaries are Unspoken

In this episode, we explore how to express a boundary without feeling controlling, rude, or as though you’re being “too much.” In Part Two of The Loudest Boundaries Are Unspoken, we chat about managing your attention as a form of boundary—and how people can learn what you are and ...  Show more

Ep 29. The Loudest Boundaries are Unspoken

In this episode, we explore the boundaries people can FEEL—the kind that indirectly let people know how to treat you without you having to bark instructions at them. This conversation is especially for the girl who already knows when someone has made her uncomfortable but feels s ...  Show more

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