Parts of You That Sabotage Your Adult Relationships - EP11
Description
Today, we explore the complex inner workings of the human mind and how our past experiences shape our relationships. Join us as therapist and coach Katherine Weed shares her insights on the concept of "parts" - the neural networks that store our memories and can become fragmented when our needs aren't met. We delve into the spectrum of experiences, from distinct parts to integrated senses of self, and how these impact our ability to navigate life's challenges.
Together, we'll discuss the importance of understanding our internal system and learning to regulate it, as well as the physiological responses that accompany different states of being. We'll also touch on the challenges couples face when shame and past family dynamics come into play, and how to discern personal responsibility from relationship compatibility.
Whether you're seeking to better understand yourself or strengthen your connections with others, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice. So tune in and join the conversation as we explore the fascinating world of the human psyche and the power of self-awareness in our relationships.
Key Themes Discussed:
- The concept of "parts" and how they are formed through unmet needs and traumatic experiences
- The spectrum of experiences, from distinct parts to integrated senses of self, and their impact on relationships
- The importance of understanding and regulating one's internal system and physiological responses
- The role of shame, past family dynamics, and personal responsibility in relationship challenges
Timestamps:
06:37 Understanding "parts" and how they impact self-identity
11:52 Navigating relationships when outside your window of tolerance
20:14 Cleaning up your side of the street and knowing what's enough
26:03 Relationships as personal growth machines
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