Hosted by Dagmar Kusiak · EN · 17 episodes
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I’m Dagmar Kusiak, Relationship Coach and creator of the BEAM (Becoming Emotionally Available Mastery) Program. After healing from my own painful experiences with toxic relationships, I now help driven men and women break free from unhealthy patterns, build emotional availability, and cultivate thriving relationships rooted in clarity, compatibility, and communication. Because your match doesn’t start with a partner, it begins within. This podcast was created to empower people who struggle in romantic relationships to see that you can juggle work and have a healthy relationship. You will hear experience, strength, and lots of wisdom of people who show up emotionally available. You will learn their stories, their struggles, and relationship tips to break whatever is holding you back. This podcast isn't about perfection, but accepting your perfectly imperfect self and attracting emotionally available relationships. Hosted on Acast
Dagmar Kusiak hosts Becoming Emotionally Available, a society show with 17 episodes published.
What if feeling “different” was never the problem? In this episode of Becoming Emotionally Available, I sit down with Kenan to talk about disability, fear of judgment, emotional isolation, dating, rejection, and learning
In this episode, we dive into honest conversations around relationships, emotional maturity, communication, and the patterns that quietly shape how we show up with others. My guest shares their personal experiences, chal
I went on a date with a man who said all the right things, until dinner. What he said within 20 minutes revealed the biggest red flag in dating... and it shook me. But here's the real story: it's not just about him. It's
I’m a relationship coach. I’ve done the work. And still… I almost dated a covert narcissist. In this episode, I share how it happened, what I missed, and the 6 big lessons I learned. Because even the “experts” get it wro
If your love goal is tied to a deadline, it might be keeping you stuck. In this episode, dating coach Dagmar Kusiak shares why focusing on outcomes (like getting married this year) backfires, and what to do instead. Lear
Ever fallen hard for someone, only to find out they’re emotionally unavailable with a side of chaos? Yeah, me too. In this episode, I unpack why that “spark” often means familiar trauma, not true connection. We’ll dive i
In this episode, I open up about a recent 3-month dating experience that started with promise and ended with clarity. I share what drew me in, what I overlooked, and the subtle misalignment I didn’t want to see. You’ll h
If you’ve done the therapy, read the books, journaled your heart out, and still wonder where your person is, this episode is for you. Today, I’m talking with Dr. Corey Seemiller, author of The Soulmate Strategy, a powerf
What happens when life flips your relationship upside down, when roles shift, plans shatter, and you're suddenly carrying more than you ever expected? In this deeply honest and hopeful episode, we sit down with Morgan Te
After the news of Charlie Kirk’s murder, I spiraled into a 12-hour binge of his debates. Not because I agreed with him, but because I was escaping my own fears. In this episode, I share how that binge taught me about the
Today on the podcast, I’m joined by entrepreneur and author Christopher Tricola. Chris’s journey is one of resilience, from surviving cancer to rebuilding after financial devastation. What makes his story powerful isn’t
Do you hold back from sharing your needs because you’re scared of hurting someone or being “too much”? You’re not alone. In this episode, we explore the fear of speaking up, the roots of why we stay silent, and how choos
In this episode, fitness coach Elliot Hasoon opens up about the mindset shifts, therapy, and healing work that helped him move from dating burnout to deep connection and ultimately, to a happy marriage. We talk emotional
Ever felt like your bank account knows more about your childhood than your therapist does? You’re not alone. In this heartfelt (and occasionally hilarious) episode, Dagmar sits down with financial expert Cherie Wagner to
In this episode, Dagmar Kusiak and guest Michelle Willard dive into the tough conversations you need before marriage: from money and kids to faith and boundaries. Learn why meeting your own needs first creates safer rela
Turiya Hodge, a successful business owner and social media strategist, shares what it truly means to be emotionally available. She reveals the surprising parallels between the walls she built in business and in love and
In this very first episode, I get honest about why I started Becoming Emotionally Available and why it took me so long to get here. I’m sharing my personal journey through heartbreak, healing, and learning to open up emo
Corey Seemiller
lead researcher on Generation Z and co-author of "Generation Z Goes to College" · Wright State University
1 appearance on this show
Morgan Templar
leader in data governance and AI-driven enterprise solutions · First CDO Partners
1 appearance on this show
Steve
@NYCaptainSteve · Altered Stangs
1 appearance on this show
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