
Caleb Birkhoff, LMFT, is a couples therapist based in the San Francisco Bay Area who also works extensively with men and with people navigating their relationship to drugs and alcohol. With over a decade in recovery...


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Hosted by Brittani Procknow · society · EN
Many people try to answer what makes relationships work. This podcast aims to answer how do we work relationships? I’m Brittani Procknow, a LCSW in private practice working with individuals and couples to live relationally. I’m taking insights from behind closed doors you, as an audience seeking to improve your way of being in relationship to yourself and others. I’m talking to people about everyday concepts including mental health, work, dating, families, friendships, and hobbies and how they influence our relationships. I’m grateful to have you here. Let’s dive in.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMany people try to answer what makes relationships work. This podcast aims to answer how do we work relationships? I’m Brittani Procknow, a LCSW in private practice working with individuals and couples to live relationally. I’m taking insights from behind closed doors you, as an audience seeking to improve your way of being in relationship to yourself and others.
How To Relate is hosted by Brittani Procknow. The show has published 85 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Couples, Money & the Myth of “Communication Problems” with Caleb Birkhoff, LMFT" (30 October 2026, 23 minutes), "Therapists Behind the Scenes: An honest conversation about being therapists with Drew Klobuchar" (22 October 2026, 62 minutes), and "Purity Culture, Faith & Sexual Wholeness with Bridgett Blood" (13 October 2026, 52 minutes).
How To Relate publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 49 minutes across 85 episodes.
Booking probability for How To Relate is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. How To Relate requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. How To Relate's contact route on record: verified email.
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Brittani Procknow hosts How To Relate, a society podcast with 85 episodes published.
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Caleb Birkhoff, LMFT, is a couples therapist based in the San Francisco Bay Area who also works extensively with men and with people navigating their relationship to drugs and alcohol. With over a decade in recovery...

Episode #91
Brittani and Drew take an honest look at what goes on beyond the therapist’s chair: the business side, the emotional side and the parts no one talks about. Paternity and maternity leave when you’re a therapist at a...

Bridgett is a sexual storywork coach, speaker, and cohost of the Dating and Desire Podcast. She helps Christian singles, dating, and engaged couples engage their sexual desire in a way that aligns with their values and...

Too good to stay, too bad to leave is a scenario many people find themselves in. When the relationship could be better, when do you know it's time to leave or love the one you're with? We're here to answer. Katherine...

Episode #87
Dr. Brian J. Dixon, MD is a board-certified psychiatrist based in Fort Worth, TX, and founder of Field Guide, a referral and networking platform built by clinicians, for clinicians. Why mental health reimbursement is...

Episode #86
What if the question isn't whether your marriage will end, but when — and whether you'll remarry the same person? On this episode of How to Relate, Galit and Assael Romanelli — couple therapists, real-life partners, and...

Erica Smith returns to How to Relate for a light conversation (haha) on the patriarchy, insidious trauma, and what oppression does to our closest relationships. Why "the patriarchy" surged in cultural vocabulary...

Episode #84
In this solo episode! Reflections on turning 34 — and what it actually takes to stop avoiding the feelings a birthday brings up. In this episode: Why avoidance gives power to the feelings we're trying to escape The...

Mary Beth Somich is the founder of Your Journey Through, a boutique group therapy practice in Raleigh (celebrating 10 years this fall) with nine clinicians specializing in family dynamics, enmeshment, and boundaries...

Blaise Harris, LCMHC, is a therapist, former firefighter, and founder of G Squared Consulting & Counseling Services — known online as The Dope Black Therapist. His practice focuses on trauma work with Black men and...

Matthew Case turns the mic on Brittani for a rapid-fire AMA episode, unpacking what's missing from the current dating and relationship advice landscape — and why attachment styles and red-flag culture might be doing...

Austin Hatch is a certified sex addiction therapist and founder of Phase Your Recovery. In this episode, he and Brittani talk about the difference between honesty and transparency, how shame gets weaponized in...

Sex therapist and psychologist Dr. Marianne Brandon is here to energize the conversation about sex. Marianne shares what she discovered after years of working with highly educated, sexually confident women who still...

Devyn Lowry joins Brittani to talk about life as a startup founder, why empathy is a non-negotiable skill in tech, and the broken systems that led him to build Ocean Labs — a mental health platform designed to actually...

Episode #77
<p >What is purpose, and how do you find it when life feels uncertain, overwhelming, or directionless?</p> <p >In this episode, Brittani and Drew explore the relationship between purpose, passion, responsibility...

<p >Taylor is a LCSW and founder of Social Work to Wealth- a finance education platform for social workers. Taylor shares how a tip about high-yield savings accounts sent her down a personal finance rabbit hole that...

<p >We plan births. We register for gear. We don't plan for what happens to the people becoming parents. Veronica Kemeny, co-founder of Anchor Perinatal Wellness in Raleigh, joins Brittani to talk about matrescence, the...

<p >What happens when everything you thought was true about your relationship turns out to be built on secrets? Heather Heide, founder of Uplifted Therapy in Minnesota, a practice specializing in betrayal trauma...

<p >What separates great leaders from ones who quietly destroy their teams? And when you're the one burning out at the top — do you stay or go? Kealy Spring, licensed therapist and executive coach in the San Francisco...

<p >What if the problem in your relationship isn’t the argument you keep having—but the pattern underneath it?</p> <p >Therapist Carole Cullen explores how couples can move from disconnection to deeper intimacy using a...
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