Hosted by Jackie Pack · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 200 episodes
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Jackie Pack hosts Thanks for Sharing, a health show with 200 episodes published.
You can understand your pattern completely. You can know exactly where it came from, what it's protecting you from, why it shows up the way it does. And still, in the moment, you do the thing anyway. That's because under
"All behavior makes sense. And if it doesn't make sense yet — we keep asking questions until it does." This is one of the phrases I say most in my work, and in this episode I'm unpacking where it actually came from. Not
In this episode, we explore the difference between values and beliefs — and why that distinction matters so deeply in healing, recovery, relationships, and identity. We talk about: • Survival beliefs formed in childhood
In this episode, we explore the quiet loneliness of being surrounded by people who don't really know you, the fear underneath the masks we wear, and what it ttakes to build the kind of friendship that survives time, chan
You did the hard thing. You said it. And then you felt worse. That guilt, that dread, that urge to immediately walk it back — that's not a sign you did something wrong. It's your nervous system doing exactly what it was
There’s a moment most people don’t talk about. When what you believed… stops holding. Not because you’re broken. Not because you’ve failed. But because you can finally see. Disillusionment isn’t the end of something. It’
Why do some people still get to you… even after you’ve done the work? It’s not just about “triggers.” And it’s not just about setting boundaries either. Sometimes it’s: – being around someone you don’t trust – navigating
Most people think lying is a choice. But for many people, it doesn’t even pass through conscious thought. It starts in the body. A flush A tightening A sense of threat And the truth doesn’t feel like an option. In this e
In this episode, I share a conversation I had as a guest on The Wholeness Network, where we talk about patriarchy—not as a buzzword, but as something that quietly shapes how we love, how we show up, and what we believe w
People don’t leave therapy because it’s not working. Sometimes they leave because it’s getting too close to what matters. And sometimes… they stay. But still feel like something is missing. You might: understand your pat
We keep asking: How could this happen? But maybe the better question is… Why are we still surprised? When the Epstein files resurfaced, I saw a lot of shock, even in professional circles. Names people admired. People who
Sometimes relationships fall into a confusing pattern. Things feel connected for a while. Conversations are easier. You feel hopeful. And then emotions show up: hurt, stress, vulnerability, and suddenly the other person
Recovery isn’t dramatic most of the time. It isn’t big breakthroughs. It isn’t intense motivation. It isn’t one powerful decision that fixes everything. It’s steady. It’s going to bed when you’d rather “steal time.” It’s
What actually happens after sobriety begins? Many couples believe that once porn or addictive behaviors stop, the relationship should feel better right away. But for many people, that’s when a deeper layer of healing sta
What happens to the self when parts of life begin living in secrecy? In this episode of the Thanks for Sharing podcast, we move beyond behavior and beyond relationship impact to explore how porn can shape identity, emoti
In this episode, we explore how porn reshapes relationships, not just behavior. We talk about how porn: quietly reorganizes relationships around absence impacts the partner’s nervous system and sense of safety often feel
In this episode, we explore why porn is so compelling, why willpower usually fails, and why intelligent, caring people struggle with it even when it conflicts with their values or relationships. This conversation moves b
We recorded this episode planning to talk about current events, and the conversation didn't go exactly where we planned, and that's why it matters. Instead, we found ourselves talking about how people are actually living
It sounds reasonable. It sounds like: • “This makes sense.” • “This is normal.” • “I already know why I do this.” In this episode, I explore how rationalization and minimization quietly protect comfort, certainty, and th
Defensiveness doesn’t always look like anger. Sometimes it looks like minimizing, mocking, dismissing, or explaining things away. In this episode, I talk about: • why people get defensive • how avoidance can be loud or q
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