
This is the place for all things recovery, healing, and relationships. We explore a variety of topics with people in recovery and the professionals who help them through personal stories. This podcast will give you a broad look at the aspects of recovery that make a difference.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsSociety & CultureMental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

Changing your patterns doesn't just change you. It changes the relationships around you.
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One of the biggest surprises in healing is that being healthier doesn't always feel better, at least not at first. The people around you have learned the old d... more
You can understand your pattern completely. You can know exactly where it came from, what it's protecting you from, why it shows up the way it does. And still, in the moment, you do the thing anyway.
That's because understanding a pattern and interru... more
Understanding your patterns is one thing. Interrupting them in real time is something else entirely. In this episode, we talk about the tiny space between the trigger and the reaction â and how to find it, use it, and slowly make it bigger.
 Have a ... more
Why can you understand your behaviors and still repeat them: You can explain exactly why you do it. And then you do it again.
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That's not a character flaw. It's the difference between insight and integration, and they are not the same thing.
In thi... more
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Reviewing again on Feb 16, 2023: the last two episodes have been particularly meaningful and compelling re my emotional neglect and my anxious attachment. Thanks!
Timely show! đ
I love how listening to this podcast helps me understand myself, my family, and others I interact with. Mental health knowledge helps me have empathy for myself and others. Jackie shares in a way that is easy to understand, follow and apply to my life. Thank you!
I really like this podcast! I listen to many of the podcasts more than once! It is easy to understand, follow and apply.
Reviewing again on Feb 16, 2023: the last two episodes have been particularly meaningful and compelling re my emotional neglect and my anxious attachment. Thanks!
As a white male, I was very challenged by this Jackieâs most recent episode from August 9, 2022. I learned so much more about my imbued attitudes and behavior by what she discussed. I plan to share this podcast with others I know and clients. Thanks so much! Brian V Fredericksburg, VA
Great show on September 6, 2022. Jackie, thank you for sharing a part of your story and being vulnerable
Brian V Fredericksburg Virginia
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This show centers on recovery, healing, and relationships, often through therapist-led conversations and personal stories. Episodes frequently unpack how childhood experiences, trauma, and attachment shape present-day dynamics, offering practical steps for healthier communication, boundaries, and self-understanding. A standout feature is the merging of clinical insight with relatable anecdotes, making complex mental-health topics accessible to a broad audience. Unique strengths include a clear focus on experiential recovery, actionable exercises, and guests who provide diverse perspectives on healing within intimate and family relationships.
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Recent guests on Thanks for Sharing include:
1. Alison Martinez
2. Jackie Pack
3. Rachel Allen
4. Carver Brown
5. Adam Nisenson
6. Gary Katz
7. Zoey Charif
8. Cody Smith
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