Mastering Self-Love Amid Relationship Struggles with Dr. Margaret Paul
Episode Overview
Learning to love oneself within relationships is crucial for creating a sense of safety Understanding and addressing passive-aggressive behaviour and withdrawal in relationships Taking responsibility for one's own feelings and fostering self-love Navigating the complexities of anger and physical violence within relationships Practical insights and guidance for cultivating harmonious and loving relationships
The moment I'm around my mother or Janine, I get anxious and often angry. I can't figure this out. I love both of them, so why do I feel anxious and angry around them?
Relationships can be a minefield, especially when it comes to balancing self-love and the demands of others. In this episode of 'Inner Bonding', Dr. Margaret Paul dives into the tricky terrain of loving yourself without losing yourself. Ever felt overwhelmed by a partner's passive-aggressive behavior or struggled with your own feelings of anger and anxiety? You're not alone. Dr.
Paul uses real-life stories, like Randy's battle with anxiety around his mother and wife, to shed light on how Inner Bonding can help uncover the roots of these emotional challenges. She doesn't shy away from tough topics either, tackling issues like a partner's withdrawal, neediness, and even physical violence. But it's not all heavy; her practical advice and heartfelt wisdom make the journey towards self-love feel achievable.
If you're looking to foster healthier, more harmonious relationships while staying true to yourself, this episode is packed with insights you won't want to miss.