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Hosted by Rebecca Ore · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 197 episodes
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Feeling anxious and insecure in your relationships? Showing up in ways you don't love and struggling to manage your mind and emotions? Relationship coach, Rebecca Ore is here to help.
Rebecca Ore hosts Master Your Relationship Mind Drama, a education show with 197 episodes published.
Protect your peace, it’s their job to meet your needs, heal before you get into a relationship… The online space is LOUD and full of well-intended relationship advice. But of course - the most common advice can sometimes
Do you ask your partner for reassurance multiple times a week? Or find yourself asking for reassurance on the same topic over and over and the anxiety still popping back up, despite what they say? Has your partner said t
Does the thought of your partner around other attractive women (or men) make you panic? Do you feel jealous when they talk about their co-workers, worried that they find them hot? Or do you feel on edge when they’re out
Ever wonder: Why am I the way that I am? Why does an unanswered text ruin my day? Why does criticism seem so big and scary? Why can’t I ever stop worrying about what might go wrong? Well in today’s episode - I’m talking
They’re distracted on their phone - so you go in a mood and make a passive aggressive comment. They didn’t ask about an important meeting you had - so you assume they don’t care and don’t bring it up. You haven’t heard f
I’m sharing something vulnerable in today’s episode. My wife recently told me she didn’t want children - when we’d always agreed and said that we would. This has of course thrown a huge spanner in the works of our relati
This week, I’m answering two questions from listeners. The first is all about taking back a cheating, avoidant partner. The second is dealing with a jealous partner who has very different thoughts around a friendship wit
People that work with me learn to STOP using the phrase ‘They made me feel…’ Because they’re finally able to take back responsibility for how they feel and respond to any situation in their life… And I call this taking r
Are you struggling with resentment in your relationships right now? Maybe it’s a friend that’s always late. A partner that doesn’t pull their weight around the house. A mother in law that keeps asking for too much of you
Today I’m answering real life questions from listeners covering two topics. 1) How do I know the difference between a real red flag vs my anxious attachment? 2) How do I navigate jealousy in a friendship trio? Ready? Let
The fear of settling, of choosing wrong, or of missing out on a ‘better’ partner is one that plagues so many anxious brains in relationships. So I’m spending today’s episode talking about it. I’m going to help you define
Have you ever wanted to build your self-esteem and think more positively about yourself, but then a little voice in your head says… But what if I become delusional? What if I start believing I’m attractive, when the trut
I have struggled with anxiety for over a decade - since I was a teenager. And finding ways of understanding & managing my own fearful brain, and the fearful minds of my clients, continues to be a fascination of mine. So
How often have you found yourself thinking: Maybe if I feel this anxious, I’m with the wrong person? If I was with right person, I wouldn’t get triggered… right? Well in today’s episode - I’m talking about how that isn’t
In today's episode, I'm answering real-life questions from listeners and coaching them on their mind-drama from afar! We cover topics including: Navigating old friendships when your interests have changed When the person
How often have you asked yourself: Am I too much? Is texting twice too much? Is initiating seeing them again too much? Do you often worry that being open and honest about your feelings means you’re ‘too much’? If so - th
We’ve all been told a thousand times that our thoughts create our realities... But when life feels hard, our partners seem uncaring, or the world feels like a hopeless place… it can be an easy thing to forget. So in toda
Maybe it’s a friend you've known for years - and you feel like you’re the one always reaching out to check in or arrange plans. Or maybe it’s someone you’ve been on a few dates with and you feel like it’s always you conf
If you’ve ever experienced betrayal in a relationship - you’ll know first hand how painful it can be. And I’m dedicating today’s episode to talk about it. Covering things like: Handling the shock of betrayal Why the brai
Think more positively. Your thoughts create your reality. Just don’t sweat the small stuff. All great advice - but hard to implement when you’re in the habit of feeling like a victim to your brain and the stories it tell
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Master Your Relationship Mind Drama is hosted by Rebecca Ore. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 197 episodes.
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