Leanne Oaten
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Discussing all topics related to holistic health, alternative health, spirituality, psychology, marriage, and personal development.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Leanne Oten turns relationship confusion into practical distinctions about boundaries, emotional safety, intimacy, and personal agency.
Leanne Oten builds episodes around relationship situations that can leave women doubting their own judgment, then gives those situations a firm vocabulary.
When 'you took it the wrong way' makes you doubt yourself, Leanne Oten names the move.
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A blunt reset for women rethinking the role they were told to keep.
Awakening Women Podcast treats relationship uncertainty as a question of identity as much as partnership. Leanne Oten keeps circling the fear around the label of single mother, but the stronger thread is simpler: what someone is carrying, why it stays carried, and when it stops…
A clear take on emotional boundaries, circular conflict, and the pull of relationship entanglement.
The episode keeps its focus on emotional boundaries in relationships that loop back on themselves. What lands best is the difference it draws between setting a boundary and trying to manage someone else: the point is to own what is and is not acceptable, not to keep getting…
A steady reminder that lost desire can be a response to being hurt.
This episode keeps its focus where it belongs: on what disrespect does to intimacy. The core point is plain and convincing. When a partner is gaslighting, distant, blaming, or otherwise unsafe, desire can fall away because the body is trying to protect itself, not because…
Clear language for when relationship confusion starts to feel like self-doubt.
This episode stays with the discomfort of a relationship that leaves someone questioning their own read on what happened. Leanne Oten uses plain, everyday examples to show how dismissive responses can push a person into self-checking: Did I take it the wrong way?
A clear look at overfunctioning, control, and why fixing the partner is not the point.
Leanne Oten examines a familiar strain in relationships: high-achieving women who keep overfunctioning, keep searching for fixes, and keep trying to make a mismatched partnership make sense.
A clear read on when a relationship may still be repairable and when desire has already started to fade.
This episode looks at the point where a relationship starts to feel past repair, using attraction, attachment, and uneven labor as the pressure points.
A steady case for independent thinking when everything seems to demand a side.
The piece stays close to a solo host's internal weather and its case for staying self-sourced. It pushes back on the churn of scrolling and current events, and on the habit of turning every difference into a fight.
NHPR's Jason Moon investigates the Bear Brook barrel murders and a New Hampshire wrongful-conviction case.
This episode explores the concept of a point of no return in relationships, focusing on why women lose attraction and desire.
Leanne Oten discusses how women in toxic relationships often face manipulation when they plan to leave, as partners suddenly change behavior to keep them trapped.
Host Leanne Oten discusses why women may lose sexual desire in relationships, linking it to emotional safety, boundary violations, and abuse, and offers advice on setting physical boundaries and self-care.
The host explores why embracing nuance feels rebellious in a polarized world, arguing that black-and-white thinking signals emotional immaturity.
Host Leanne Oten discusses five paradigm shifts for single mothers to overcome stigma and embrace self-sourced truth, including moving from abandoned to choosing peace, redefining family, modeling strength, setting boundaries, and raising standards.
Leanne Oten discusses why ambitious women often stay in mismatched relationships, critiquing therapy for addressing symptoms rather than root causes like emotional neglect.
Leanne Oten discusses five subtle phrases that constitute gaslighting in relationships, explaining how they manipulate women into questioning their reality.
This episode focuses on setting and maintaining emotional boundaries in high-conflict relationships, particularly with narcissistic partners.
Host Leanne Oten introduces the Awakening Women Podcast, focusing on helping women break free from destructive relationship cycles and find clarity and empowerment.
Host Leanne Oten introduces the Awakening Women Podcast, aimed at helping ambitious women break free from destructive relationship cycles and find clarity.
Host Leanne Oten introduces the podcast, focusing on helping women break free from destructive relationship cycles and find clarity and empowerment.
Host Leanne Oten introduces the Awakening Women Podcast, inviting women to join a dollar-a-day coaching program to gain clarity and break free from destructive relationship cycles.
The host announces a shift in the podcast's focus from relationships to holistic health and personal development, inviting listeners to join her on a new journey.
This episode discusses how setting relationship standards as spiritual hygiene helps women heal from codependency and toxic cycles.
The host discusses how forcing outcomes and operating from panic energy leads to burnout, and emphasizes the importance of regulation and inner calm for making decisions.
This episode helps women identify subtle emotional abuse patterns in relationships and offers a program to break the cycle.
The host explains why she does not recommend therapy or couples therapy in toxic relationship dynamics, drawing from her experience as a former therapist and personal growth journey.
The episode discusses how energy leaks in the cycle can knock you out of alignment with your highest vibration and flow.