inRelationship Podcast

Bonus Episode!!

Sooooo we had a brilliant idea to invite Beth McCord to sit with the three of us for the ending of the podcast episode. What we thought would be a quick 15-minute chat turned into a 30+ minute live Enneagram coaching session. It was amazing (because Beth is amazing!)! 

If you like to listen in on people’s personal conversations, this bonus episode is for you! Beth starts to coach Mariam and discovers that she was mis-typed! For those of you who can’t decide if your Enneagram number is a 2 or a 9, tune on in as Beth pulls back the veil of what it is like to be a type 2 and a type 9.

To learn more about Beth, visit: www.yourenneagramcoach.com

To take the free Enneagram assessment, visit: http://www.yourenneagramcoach.com/p/yecassessment

For more about inRelationship, visit: inRelationship.us

We are all in relationship with someone—friend, spouse, parents, children, co-worker, neighbor, even your grocery cashier---and each relationship feels different because each person is different (whether we like it or not 😊).

It is easy to see someone who is different than you and start to dismiss them, however there is so much power and health in noticing differences in each other and embracing or understanding them. The Enneagram is an incredible way of noticing the lens we look at life through and shining a light on how others look through life as well.   In this episode, Beth McCord, Enneagram expert, speaker, teacher and coach breaks down the first three Enneagram types in an easy-to-understand way.

Tune in because we guarantee you will begin to look at yourself and/or others in a new and much more accepting way.

To learn more about Beth, visit: www.yourenneagramcoach.com

To take the free Enneagram assessment, visit: http://www.yourenneagramcoach.com/p/yecassessment

For more about inRelationship, visit: inRelationship.us

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Once in an abusive relationship, it is hard to find a way out. Especially if a healthy relationship was never modeled for you growing up. Leaving an abusive relationship is scary and needs to be treated with care. 

Join Mariam, Aron and Lindsey as they discuss relationships and also tune in as Mariam interviews Amy Alexander, an expert in domestic and sexual violence. 

Amy shares her resources of where to get help if you or someone you know is in an abusive relationship, as well as how to support someone who is wanting to leave the abusive relationship. 

Learn more about inRelationship at inrelationship.us. Also, visit inRelationship.us for resources that Amy mentions in the podcast. 

Learn more about Amy and the Refuge Center for Counseling at refugecenter.org.

Our desire to be connected to someone in relationship is powerful. There are times where people use that powerful connection to control others through a dangerous abuse cycle that can leave their loved one confused and hurt. 

Join Mariam, Aron and Lindsey as they discuss the difficulty of abuse in relationships and also tune in as Mariam interviews Amy Alexander, an expert in domestic and sexual violence. 

Amy shares her knowledge of recognizing abuse in relationships both from her personal story and from her counseling practice. 

Learn more about inRelationship at inrelationship.us. Also, visit inRelationship.us for resources that Amy mentions in the podcast. 

Learn more about Amy and the Refuge Center for Counseling at refugecenter.org.

Tune in to hear Jen Radler share a personal story about how God made it clear to her that she was supposed to comfort people who were nearing the end of their life, and how He paved a way for her to do this in Kenya. Also listen in to hear Lindsey, Mariam and Aron compare ways people show up for others in grief that have been helpful......and really not helpful.

Special Guest: Jennifer Radler, missionary in Kenya, Africa. Connect with us at inrelationship.us

To find out more and/or support Jen’s ministry, visit: www.christianrelieffund.org/giveonline. Under designation, put “other” and in comments write “jen radler, malindi”

Join marriage and family therapists, Aron Strong, Mariam Coaster and Lindsey Castleman as they introduce the brand-new inRelationship podcast! This episode offers tips and insight into why we need to allow both positive and negative emotions into our life--and really uncovers if there is a difference. inRelationship equips people to grow in healthy personal and professional relationships from a Gospel-centered, attachment-based approach.    

In Episode 003: A New Way to Look at Anxiety, Janina Tiner, a licensed marriage and family therapist & certified level 3 IFS therapist, continues her interview on how we can begin to live from the image of God and walk through our days working together with all of the parts of us instead of feeling overwhelmed or overtaken by them.

Plus, Aron, Lindsey and Mariam share how anxiety and depression show up in clients in their office. The interview with Janina was so insightful and rich with information, that we had to break it up into two!  If you missed the first episode (002), be sure to listen to that one before you begin episode 003.  So glad you are learning with us!

Join in the conversation at inRelationship.us.

To connect with Janina Tiner, visit her website.

In Episode 002: A New Way to Look at Anxiety, Janina Tiner, a licensed marriage and family therapist & certified level 3 IFS therapist, shares with us the importance of looking at the different parts of us (including anxiety) and why looking at those parts with compassion, clarity and calmness can lead to inner healing.

Plus, Aron, Lindsey and Mariam share how anxiety and depression show up in clients in their office. The interview with Janina was so insightful and rich with information, that we had to break it up into two! 

This episode is part 1 and then episode 003, will be the final part to the interview with Janina.  Hope you enjoy!

Join in the conversation at inRelationship.us.

To connect with Janina Tiner, visit her website.