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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2024 · 42 MIN

Why Women Worry About Being Alone Forever: Healing Past Trauma to Get You Back in the Dating Game with Phoebe Rogers

from The Relationship Circle · host Audionce

It’s a classic catch-22: women worry that they’ll be alone forever, but also worry they don’t deserve true love. They’re too scared to reenter the dating world after ending yet another bad relationship that brought all their worst inner fears back to the surface. They might be left feeling like a small, scared child - and that’s exactly where this is all coming from, according to our guest this week, Phoebe Rogers! Phoebe is a clinical psychologist who specialises in dealing with ‘inner child trauma’, or to put it more simply, personality traits that have been created by wounds and unmet needs from our childhood and have stuck around to adulthood. She’s also extended her therapy expertise into the dating world, and we’re discussing some of her experiences coaching women and couples on healing that past trauma to become confident and attract real connections again. Embodying the spirit of what The Relationship Circle podcast is all about, Phoebe shares her best strategies for increasing your self-worth, becoming genuine in both the dating and relationship stages, and having a healthy connection with your own feelings and emotions. Phoebe takes our inner child by the hand as she guides us to recognising that the negative relationship patterns and narratives we keep telling ourselves are fact, are nothing more than fiction.Some of Phoebe’s best advice in this episode:👩‍👧 Healing your inner child: schema therapy, self-reflection, and showing kindness all parts of yourself (the good and the bad!)👩‍👧 Releasing fears and rebuilding self-confidence when reentering the dating game👩‍👧 Being authentic and realistic about what YOU want from a relationship👩‍👧 Breaking dating patterns that aren’t working, and rebuilding ones that actually serve usListen to this week’s episode as Phoebe empowers us to heal our inner child in a safe and encouraging environment. This is your chance to elevate schoolyard romances to long-lasting and fulfilling adult relationships!Needing a place to start with your healing journey? Head to Phoebe’s website to access her FREE Secure Daters course, designed to help you build confidence and attract the value you deserve (and if you complete the course, there’s a sneaky discount for her Dating Journal, an incredible tool to help answer questions you didn’t even know you had!): https://www.therelationshipspace.com.au/If Phoebe’s powerful approach to dating has resonated with you, join in with her tribe on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therelationshipspace/I'd love to connect with you and of course if you have any insights or questions from the show, please reach out to me on Insta!To access my free relationship e-books or to book a coaching call with me, head to my website.

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