153 - Inner child healing: where to start

153 - Inner child healing: where to start

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154 - Why situationships can f**k you up

Situationships can be crazy, soul crushing, exhilarating journeys. Who can relate? One moment you’re on top of the world, the next you’re desperately waiting for them to text you back feeling like the world is going to end. You’re not alone if you’ve been left wondering how so mu ...  Show more

155 - Long Distance Relationship Tips

I'm from the UK, my boyfriend is from Mexico. From the dreaded airport goodbyes to the joyous reunions, long distance relationships (LDR) can be HARD and EMOTIONALLY DRAINING. Add an anxious attachment style into the mix and you have the recipe for a rough ride ahead. Who are you ...  Show more

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