Relationship Coaching School Podcast

Where do power and pleasure overlap in a relationship—or do they? Both power and pleasure can have negative connotations, but as coach Shana James and I discuss, feeling empowered in a relationship can lead to pleasure for you and your partner. Learn how knowing yourself and being in touch with your body can actually provide more pleasure for your partner, both in and out of the bedroom.    Useful Links: https://shanajamescoaching.com/ http://relationshipschool.com/challenge https://relationshipschool.site/podcast258 https://relationshipschool.com/lytyoga Power and Pleasure: A Man's Guide to Becoming a Confident and Satisfied Lover and Leader  

Spiritual well-being can be an amazing thing… But is it stunting your personal growth? This week, Psychotherapist Robert Masters and I talk about the dangers of spiritual bypassing, and why it’s so prevalent in today’s wellness culture. To learn more about spiritual bypassing, and how you can avoid it, tune into my recent podcast.   Useful Links: http://relationshipschool.com/training http://relationshipschool.com/challenge https://relationshipschool.com/lytyoga https://www.robertmasters.com/

Have you ever watched parents and wondered “WTF is going on there?”  Lol. Me too.  My wife and I do our best to try to help parents be a team. It can be very hard, especially when it’s often a “divide and conquer” approach due to our busy lives. I get it. there’s a place for that.  But many parents fall into “roles” and traps inside their marriage.  In this episode we cover one of the biggest traps many parents fall into, and what to do about it.  Check it out. Useful Links: http://relationshipschool.com/training http://relationshipschool.com/challenge

Do you feel lost when it comes to healing family issues or dealing with a resistant partner? This week’s episode features Annie Lalla, a podcast fave, and we discuss these issues plus the dojo of partnership, spiritual narcissism, channeling conflict into growth, and more. Annie has done some deep healing with her family, so she’s got a wealth of wisdom to share. You won’t want to miss this!  Check out the episode here.

How much intimacy can you tolerate?  To dig into this and understand what you might be avoiding, listen to this short ten minute podcast. https://www.jaysongaddis.com/how-much-intimacy-can-you-tolerate/

There‘s one mistake I see many parents make. They try to shield their kids from any challenge & failure. But as a consequence, they never learn to deal with frustration and give up at the slightest sign of resistance instead. In this week‘s episode, teacher, author, and parenting expert Jessica Lahey joins me in a deep discussion about parenting. How can we make kids succeed? Why is intrinsic motivation so important? And what is Jessica‘s number one advice for parents? If you‘re curious to find out, listen here.   Useful Links: https://www.jessicalahey.com/ https://twitter.com/jesslahey https://www.instagram.com/teacherlahey/ http://relationshipschool.com/challenge https://relationshipschool.com/lytyoga

Do you really know yourself? Being self-aware is essential to unfold your full potential and make the right decisions in life.   In this week's episode, Erin Claire Jones and I talk about what human design is and how it can help you on your journey to achieve strong, meaningful relationships. If you're curious to find out what Erin has to say and want to deepen your self-awareness, listen here.   Useful Links: http://relationshipschool.com/challenge https://relationshipschool.com/lytyoga https://erinclairejones.com/

In today’s episode, I talk with Dr. Tina Bryson on how to take back the power in your relationship with your child by setting boundaries. Dr. Bryson explains resilience comes from not bailing your child out when things aren’t going their way. It’s better to go through that difficult moment with them. If you want to have a game plan for your child’s next tantrum, this episode is for you.4:15 Introducing Tina Payne Bryson and her new book. Shownotes: 4:15 Introducing Tina Payne Bryson and her new book 9:50 The ambiguity of good parenting practices 16:25 Interesting facts for parents to keep in mind 23:30 Attachment parenting 37:10 Children spending time on screens and isolating themselves 48:40 Is there a spectrum for secure attachment? 56:35 Advice for single parents to support their children in difficult times 1:03:20 Action Step Useful Links https://www.tinabryson.com/ https://www.instagram.com/tinapaynebryson/ http://relationshipschool.com/challenge https://relationshipschool.com/lytyoga

Have you ever found yourself putting on a mask to fit in? Were you afraid others might notice and call you out? If so, you‘ve experienced Impostor Syndrome – the fear of being exposed as someone you‘re not, just like an impostor. In this week‘s episode, you‘ll learn why we experience it, what it means for your relationships and how you can start overcoming it today with the Two-Step Action Plan. If you‘ve suffered from Impostor Syndrome (or still do), this is life-changing for you. Take a listen.   Useful Links: Accepted and connected event http://relationshipschool.com/challenge https://relationshipschool.com/lytyoga  

How do you set healthy boundaries? Boundaries are essential to draw a clear line between what‘s ok for you and what‘s not. Without them, you‘ll sooner or later end up feeling exhausted, hurt, or even resentful towards your partner. In this week‘s episode, I talk with licensed psychotherapist and author Terri Cole about codependency and how you can overcome it by being a „boundary boss“. If you want to find out, listen here. Shownotes: 4:00 The relationship between codependency and boundaries 8:40 High-functioning codependency vs regular codependency 11:20 The cost of high-functioning codependency 20:10 Codependent Relationship dynamics 26:20 How to overcome codependency by setting boundaries 35:40 Action Step Useful Links: https://boundaryboss.me/ https://boundaryboss.me/jayson Accepted and connected event http://relationshipschool.com/training https://relationshipschool.com/lytyoga