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FULFILLMENT THERAPY - Marriage & Family Therapy, Self Mastery, Self Actualization, Unmet Needs, LDS Parent, Family Connection

FULFILLMENT THERAPY - Marriage & Family Therapy, Self Mastery, Self Actualization, Unmet Needs, LDS Parent, Family Connection

著者: Kendra Nielson | Therapist Counselor Self Development Educator Fulfillment Therapy Founder Consultant
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Hey, Parents! Welcome to Fulfillment Therapy, your space for healing and personal growth, where you can nurture yourselves to enrich your family life.

We know the drill - you’re constantly on the hunt for ways to be the best parent and spouse, but it often feels like there’s barely a moment to catch your breath. Balancing your duties, connecting with your kids, and tackling stress can leave you feeling completely exhausted. Mornings start with the best of intentions, but somehow, they often unravel into a whirlwind of arguments with everyone heading in different directions by the day’s end. It’s a stressful cycle, and it’s clear that something is missing.

I’m Kendra, a mother and therapist who’s been there before. I’ve learned that to be the best parent you can be, you must prioritize self-care. When you stop ignoring and neglecting your own needs and well-being, you’ll find that you have more energy and less resentment to offer your family. In our relentless pursuit of being super parents, we often forget about the importance of self development and maintaining good mental health, which can lead to anxiety and depression.

Balancing the responsibilities of family life while nurturing your personal growth can be difficult. However, it’s essential to become the best version of yourself to be the best parent and spouse. Fulfillment Therapy is about more than just refining your parenting skills; it’s about unlocking your full potential. It’s about rediscovering your values and faith, and creating a safe haven for both you and your family to flourish.

In this podcast, we’ll learn tips on reducing stress, overwhelm, and depression, while showing you how to take better care of yourself without neglecting your family and core values. You’ll discover how to advocate for yourself--without shame--and how to nurture your individual worth in sustainable, healthy ways. By replenishing your own cup and meeting your own unmet needs, you can provide more for your family and, most importantly, yourself. We’ll work toward a life where peace, confidence, and a reduced guilt become the norm. You’ll soon discover that your dream of a balanced, joyful life will become your daily reality. It’s time to model healthy self-care, and tap into your unique gifts and talents to make family life more fulfilling than you ever imagined possible.

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人間関係 個人的成功 心理学 心理学・心の健康 社会科学 自己啓発 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • 268 | Complicated Joy & Grief: Navigating Separation or Divorce for You & Your Family
    2025/11/10

    Show Notes:

    Leaving a partner is one of life’s most emotionally complex transitions, often filled with both joy and grief. This episode explores how parents can navigate these conflicting emotions while rebuilding their lives post-divorce, offering insights on managing triggers, supporting kids through change, and finding fulfillment in new beginnings. Through relatable stories and expert advice, you will learn how to embrace every emotion as part of their healing journey while creating a balanced family life filled with hope and growth.

    Enjoy!

    -Kendra

    ALL LINKS → https://linktr.ee/fulfillmenttherapy

    Website → https://fulfillmenttherapy.org

    Contact → hello@fulfillmenttherapy.org

    Instagram → @fulfillmenttherapy

    Facebook Community → http://bit.ly/fulfillmenttherapy

    Facebook Group → Private FB Group

    Schedule 1:1 Coaching → https://fulfillmenttherapy.org/1-on-1-coaching

    Chat → 1-986-910-5172 *text questions & topic requests

    Quotes:

    • “The deeper that sorrow carves into your being, the more joy you can contain.” – Kahlil Gibran.
    • “Grief is the price we pay for love.” – Queen Elizabeth II.
    • “Divorce isn’t such a tragedy. A tragedy’s staying in an unhappy marriage, teaching your children the wrong things about love.” – Jennifer Weiner.
    • “You’re not alone in this journey. Embrace every emotion as part of your healing process—it’s all part of finding fulfillment again.”

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    19 分
  • 267 | Am I Overreacting, or Is There Something He’s Not Telling Me?, with Dr. Roland Cochrun
    2025/11/06

    Show Notes:

    In this episode, we tackle one of the most challenging yet transformative topics in family wellness—healing after betrayal and compulsive sexual behaviors. With guest Dr. Roland Cochran, founder of The Successful Addict, we discuss how deception can impact marriage, parenting, and personal growth while exploring actionable steps to rebuild trust, foster emotional connection, and create a healthier future for families. Packed with insights on overcoming shame, understanding process addictions, and parenting with intention, this conversation is a must-listen for parents seeking mental health, emotional resilience, and life fulfillment.

    Enjoy!

    -Kendra

    ALL LINKS → https://linktr.ee/fulfillmenttherapy

    Website → https://fulfillmenttherapy.org

    Contact → hello@fulfillmenttherapy.org

    Instagram → @fulfillmenttherapy

    Facebook Community → http://bit.ly/fulfillmenttherapy

    Facebook Group → Private FB Group

    YouTube → Podcast Episode Videos

    Schedule 1:1 Coaching → https://fulfillmenttherapy.org/1-on-1-coaching

    Chat → 1-986-910-5172 *text questions & topic requests

    Dr. Roland's Links:

    Podcast: The sex addiction podcast for high-achievers and entrepreneurs: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sex-addiction-podcast-for-high-achievers/id1757165206

    Website: successfuladdict.com

    IG: @thesuccessfuladdict

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    48 分
  • 266 | Resentment, Burnout, and Dependency: The Emotional Toll of Enabling in Families
    2025/11/03

    Show Notes:

    Enabling behaviors often stem from a desire to help loved ones but can unintentionally foster dependency, resentment, and strained relationships within families. In this episode, we explore how enabling impacts mental health, personal growth, and family dynamics while offering actionable strategies to shift from enabling to empowering. By setting boundaries and teaching self-reliance, parents can create healthier connections and promote life fulfillment for themselves and their loved ones.

    Enjoy!

    -Kendra

    Quotes:

    • Dr. Robyn Gobbel: Enabling involves justifying or indirectly supporting someone else’s potentially harmful behavior.
    • Alfie Kohn: "If we want children to take responsibility for their own behavior, we must first give them responsibility".
    • Naomi Sternberg: "A parent who continuously rescues his child is trying to rescue himself from the pain of seeing his child self-destruct".
    • Dr. David Erickson: "Controlling our children is never the real goal. Teaching our children self-control is the goal".
    • Lynn Lott and Jane Nelson: "Turning control over to young people as soon as possible so they have power over their own lives".
    • Laura Markham: "The goal of disciplining your child is actually to help them develop self-discipline, meaning to assume responsibility for their actions".
    • Tim Elmore: "We have to prepare the child for the path, not the path for the child".

    ALL LINKS → https://linktr.ee/fulfillmenttherapy

    Website → https://fulfillmenttherapy.org

    Contact → hello@fulfillmenttherapy.org

    Instagram → @fulfillmenttherapy

    Facebook Community → http://bit.ly/fulfillmenttherapy

    Facebook Group → Private FB Group

    Schedule 1:1 Coaching → https://fulfillmenttherapy.org/1-on-1-coaching

    Chat → 1-986-910-5172 *text questions & topic requests

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    23 分
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