223: Stop Arguing, Start Connecting

223: Stop Arguing, Start Connecting

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The Power of Caring with Dr. Tony Nader

Dr. Tony Nader joins the podcast to explore ideas from his book, The Power of Caring, and how deeper self-awareness can transform the way we connect with others. He explains how our mind-body tendencies, subconscious patterns, and inner state influence communication, emotional ne ...  Show more

Connection Attunement

Why do the same conflicts keep showing up in our relationships, even when the surface issue changes? In this episode, we explore how everyday disagreements can activate childhood attachment wounds, leading us to protest, withdraw, or protect ourselves from connection. Learn how s ...  Show more

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