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You gave everything. They still left. You don't know why. You call it high standards. Independence. Being the strong one. Underneath is an abandonment wound teaching you love is earned. Found at 17 helps women break the relationship patterns rooted in abandonment wounds — perfectionism, people-pleasing, hyper-independence, and anxious attachment — that keep repeating in their romantic lives. New episodes every Tuesday.
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Signup to Generate a PitchYou gave everything. They still left. You don't know why. You call it high standards. Independence. Being the strong one. Underneath is an abandonment wound teaching you love is earned. Found at 17 helps women break the relationship patterns rooted in abandonment wounds, perfectionism, people-pleasing, hyper-independence, and anxious attachment, that keep repeating in their romantic lives. New episodes every Tuesday.
Recent episodes include "Is He Love Bombing You or Does He Just Like You?" (29 October 2026, 12 minutes), "How to Ask for What You Need (and Stop Saying “Never Mind”) | EP 34" (24 October 2026, 10 minutes), and "Why You Keep Second-Guessing Yourself (and How to Trust Your Own Decisions)" (7 October 2026, 12 minutes).
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 21 minutes across 34 episodes.
Booking probability for Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns's contact route on record: verified email.
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Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns is a health podcast with 34 episodes published.
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Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
Is he love bombing you or does he just like you? Flowers, good morning texts, and "I've never felt this way" can look the same in the first few weeks, whether it's a romantic man or a red flag. In this episode of Found...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
How do you ask for what you need without taking it back the second it gets uncomfortable? I finally said what I needed, and before the other person could answer, I took it back. "I know you're busy. Never mind." Then I...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
What if you actually know what you want—you just don’t trust yourself enough to choose it? In this episode of Found at 17 , I’m talking about something I didn’t fully recognize until I looked back at the decisions that...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
In this episode of Found at 17 , we talk about the particular pain of distancing yourself from someone who seems completely oblivious to why you've done it—and how that can make you question your own judgment, your...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
Have you ever known something was wrong but kept talking yourself out of it? You knew the relationship wasn't what you wanted. You knew you were unhappy. You knew you needed help. You knew you were living according to...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
Did you grow up with an emotionally unavailable parent and now find yourself choosing emotionally unavailable partners, struggling to ask for what you need, or feeling like you have to handle everything on your own? In...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
You keep setting boundaries and they keep getting ignored. That's not a boundary problem — it's an access problem, and almost nobody talks about the difference. This episode breaks down the abandonment wound underneath...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
Why can’t you relax without feeling guilty? Why does sitting down, doing nothing, or doing something just for fun somehow feel like you should be doing something more productive? In this episode of Found at 17, we’re...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
Why is it so hard to ask for help when you are the person everyone else relies on? You get home exhausted. Dinner needs to be made, homework needs to be checked, laundry is waiting, someone has practice in an hour—and...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
Your child chose the house with fewer rules. You made the rules, their father made the memories, and somehow you are the one sitting in a quiet house wondering what fifteen years was for. In this episode, Rosanna talks...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
School counselor Francisco Cepeda sits across from teenagers every day—and hears what many parents and adults never get to hear. In this conversation, Francisco shares what teenagers are quietly carrying, why young men...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
Everyone is about to ask a 17-year-old the wrong question. What are you going to do with your life? This is a short letter to a rising senior, from a former teacher. It says the thing nobody says: you don't need the...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
You counted the dinners. You didn't sit down and do it. It landed on you one night at the table, and it hasn't left since. This is empty nest grief, and it starts long before the nest is empty. In this episode Rosanna...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
You call it high standards. You call it being thorough. But if a small decision takes you three days — the lists, the tabs, asking everyone's opinion before you trust your own — that's not careful. That's an abandonment...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
Love Is Blind. The Bachelor. The Ultimatum. Perfect Match. You tell yourself "just one episode" and suddenly it's 11:30 and you're three deep. Why can't we stop watching women compete for love? In this episode, I'm...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
You did the work. You felt better. And then it came back — the same old ache, the same trigger, the same pattern you thought you'd healed. So you ask yourself: did any of it even count? This episode is for the woman who...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
Your nervous system remembers everything your mind tried to forget. Registered Nurse and certified NET and NIS practitioner Elizabeth Craft explains exactly what Neuroemotional Technique and the Neurological Integration...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
She lived the adoptee experience first, then spent her career helping others heal it. Dr. Gina Marie Dattilo joins the show to talk about adoption trauma, the wound of being relinquished, and what it means to feel like...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
You can talk about your pain for years and still feel it living in your body. In this episode, Dr. Noah Cali explains how Neuro Emotional Technique (NET), chiropractic care, and acupuncture work with the nervous system...
Found at 17 | Abandonment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
<p>You have talked about it. You understand it. So why does it still feel like it is living in your body?</p><p>In this episode Rosanna sits down with Kelley Smith — therapist, EMDR specialist, and nervous system nerd —...
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