The Relationship Recovery Podcast

Kirsten Franklin and Tiffany Denny use The Relationship Recovery Podcast to explain why people stay too long in unhealthy relationships, starting with fear of being alone and the pull of familiar patterns.

This segment discusses the importance of having enough energy to effectively heal after a breakup, highlighting common pitfalls like rebound relationships and emotional depletion.

Sarah McNaughton and Kurt Arns record live from Husker Harvest Days in Nebraska.

Kirsten Franklin and Tiffany Denny talk about how divorce affects kids.

The Relationship Recovery podcast episode on surviving the holidays with a narcissist opens with Kirsten Franklin and Tiffany Denny comparing holiday movie characters like The Grinch, Scrooge, Uncle on Home Alone, and Mr.

Carly says her marriage in Denver started with an affair one week after the wedding, and she later left Colorado for Utah after a year of another affair.

Kirsten Franklin and Tiffany Denny reopen The Relationship Recovery Podcast for season five with an episode about “when love feels heavy” and why staying versus leaving can feel impossible.

Kirsten Franklin and Tiffany Denny of The Relationship Recovery Podcast focus on how holiday boundaries can protect peace, especially for people recovering from toxic relationships.

The Relationship Recovery Podcast episode centers on Frankie and Jess interviewing Tiffany and Kirsten while the show is on hiatus, and Kirsten opens with a detailed account of being blind in one eye after a sinus surgery at age 16.

Kirsten Franklin and Tiffany Denny discuss common relationship triggers including abandonment fear, criticism sensitivity, control issues, and rejection.

Relationship recovery coaches Kirsten Franklin and Tiffany Denny present part two of 'Seven Things to Consider Before Ending Your Relationship' using intimate conversation combined with downloadable PDF worksheet.

Kirsten Franklin and Tiffany Denny frame red flags as “preventative care,” comparing early relationship warning signs to catching high blood pressure before it becomes dangerous.

Kirsten Franklin and Tiffany Denny use The Relationship Recovery Podcast to define narcissistic abuse as more than a casual insult or a social-media label.

Kirsten Franklin and Tiffany Denny open The Relationship Recovery Podcast season four by answering a client question they hear often: "why me?" They say toxic relationships are tied to self-esteem, childhood modeling, hope and denial, fear of being alone, manipulation, isolation, and lack of boundaries, and they give examples like love bombing, gaslighting, and financial dependence.

The Relationship Recovery podcast focuses on co-parenting during the holidays, with Kirsten Franklin and Tiffany Denny naming grief, stress, loneliness, and schedule conflict as the main pressure points.

Kirsten Franklin and Tiffany Denny of The Relationship Recovery Podcast explain why dating after an unhealthy or toxic relationship can feel hard, tying it to nervous-system dysregulation, self-doubt, and trauma bonds.

Kirsten and Tiffany bring Frankie and Jess back for part two of their talk about toxic workplaces.

Tiffany opens with a special preview of the class Finding Joy in a Difficult Season.

Kirsten Franklin and Tiffany Denny open by celebrating long-term clients who have moved into new relationships after doing hard personal work.

The Relationship Recovery Podcast opens a reflective conversation about seven things to consider before ending a relationship.

The Relationship Recovery Podcast asks why people keep going back to an ex, and Kirsten Franklin and Tiffany Denny frame the pattern as shame-heavy and often trauma-linked.

The Relationship Recovery podcast features coaches Kirsten Franklin and Tiffany Denny explaining coaching modality, its differences from therapy, and who should pursue it.

Why staying in limbo about your relationship is worse than either staying or leaving.

Kirsten Franklin and Tiffany Denny of The Relationship Recovery Podcast focus on finding confidence after being cheated on.

The Relationship Recovery Podcast returns to attachment styles, with Kirsten Franklin and Tiffany Denny tying the topic to romantic relationships, friendships, and the four main styles.