When Healing Changes Your Relationships | The Loneliness of Growth & Becoming Yourself Again
About this episode
Marybeth Hrim discusses the impact of personal healing on relationships and the loneliness that can accompany growth.
What happens when your healing begins changing your relationships? In this deeply personal and powerful episode of Sole Talk , therapist, coach, and running coach Marybeth Hrim explores the emotional reality of growth, boundaries, nervous system healing, and what it means to become more fully yourself — even when the people around you struggle to understand the change. This episode is for anyone who has: ✨ outgrown people-pleasing ✨ started setting boundaries ✨ felt lonely during healing ✨ struggled with relationships after personal growth ✨ felt emotionally exhausted from always “holding it together” ✨ wondered if becoming yourself means losing connection Together, we explore: why healing can feel lonely how growth changes relationship dynamics the grief of outgrowing old versions of yourself nervous system regulation and emotional safety the fear of disappointing others why authenticity can feel uncomfortable at first learning to stay connected without abandoning yourself If you’ve ever felt like you’re changing internally while your external life struggles to catch up… this conversation is for you. This episode is part of the Living Forward: Conversations on Becoming Who You…
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