The Mark Groves Podcast

The podcast delves into the impact of social media on our nervous system, discussing mindful online engagement, reclaiming control of our digital presence, psychological effects, lack of relational feedback, and exploring fulfillment in life outside of online validation.

Legendary relationship experts Harville Hendrix & Helen LaKelly Hunt discuss the transformative power of dialogue, emotional healing, and childhood influences in relationships. They dive into the importance of curiosity, self-awareness, and unconscious attractions, offering insights on creating deeper connections and personal growth. Tune in for a profound conversation that will reshape your approach to relationships.

Explore a different perspective on depression, viewing it as a message for personal growth. Discuss the importance of self-trust, setting boundaries, and emotional intelligence. Discover how to embrace self-responsibility and transform depression into empowerment.

Peter Crone, a thought leader in human awakening, talks about victimhood, self-evolution, letting go, reframing perspectives in relationships, and challenging the victim mentality. He emphasizes authenticity, freeing from limiting beliefs, vulnerability, and self-discovery. Crone works to redesign the subconscious mind, helping individuals break free from mental constructs. The podcast explores the shift from victimhood to personal responsibility, embracing change, letting go of past judgments, forgiveness, and the importance of self-awareness in relationships.

Exploring challenges in decision-making, external validation, self-sabotage, and intuition. Emphasizing the importance of aligning choices with personal values, overcoming fear of selfishness, and connecting with inner voice for clarity and empowerment.

Consultant, coach, speaker, and author Africa Brooke discusses collective sabotage, self-sabotage, and navigating cancel culture. Embracing diverse viewpoints, challenging societal norms, and promoting genuine connections are key themes. The importance of embracing complexity, truth-telling, and authenticity to reshape relationships and societal dynamics is highlighted.

Beloved relational teacher and EFT Founder Dr. Sue Johnson is remembered in this podcast tribute. Topics include exploring emotional dynamics in therapy, navigating vulnerability in relationships, emotional needs, and Dr. Sue Johnson's impactful book 'Hold Me Tight'.

Bestselling author Steven Pressfield discusses overcoming resistance and embracing creativity. The conversation emphasizes commitment, self-awareness, and resilience in creative expression. Practical strategies for confronting resistance and the transformative power of daily practice are shared. The importance of dedication and authenticity in fulfilling creative visions is highlighted, inspiring listeners to overcome obstacles and embrace their creative journey.

The podcast explores triggers in relationships, emphasizing the importance of understanding responses for deeper connections. It touches on meditation benefits, healing through past wounds, and embracing triggers for growth and intimacy.

Dr. Stephen Porges, originator of the Polyvagal Theory, delves into trauma's impact on relationships and behaviors, societal shifts post-pandemic, social media's influence, self-regulation modalities, somatic therapies for trauma healing, and the transformative power of connection for healing and well-being.