• The One Relationship Question Nobody Can Answer – Podcast Episode #46

    Pye and Dr. Glen asked 30+ professionals, “What does a healthy relationship look like?” And not one could provide an adequate answer and we’re talking counselors, marriage therapists, relationship experts, life/relationship coaches, psychologists, etc. Their answers were no better than the bad relationship advice floating out there in the world. You know, the statements that […]

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  • How to Communicate With Your Children ft. Amanda Lee – Podcast Episode #45

    Children are highly complex and intuitive. They’re naturally filled with creativity, energy, and emotion. It’s a parent’s role to foster and nurture these qualities to ensure the children grow up with the necessary skills to healthily express themselves, handle conflict, and process emotions. Amanda Lee, creator of My Mommy the Artist, shares 4 great tips […]

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  • A Roadmap For Your Relationship Journey – Podcast Episode #44

    Our entire mission is to simplify the complex subject of relationships and to help in your journey by sharing practical and actionable guidance, backed by science and real-world research. Because we’re constantly looking for new science and data to improve every aspect of what we do, we’re always creating new content! This is why we’re […]

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  • Analyzing Narcissism: Shake & Deepti – Podcast Episode #43

    Narcissism comes in many colors and nuance is important when discussing the role it plays in trauma-based relationships, particularly Shake and Deepti’s. While that nuance seems to have been completely missed by the cast of Love is Blind, Pye and Dr. Glen are here to analyze Shake and Deepti’s complex relationship from and the heated […]

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  • How Do I Stop Being a People Pleaser? – Podcast Episode #40

    People pleasing is a trauma-based behavior that causes one to tend to someone’s needs at the expense of their own. People pleasing also goes beyond simply agreeing with someone or helping out of goodwill. Instead, people pleasers act out of fear of rejected by the other person. Pleasing the needs of others becomes their definition […]

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