Mar 19, 2026
You know about people pleasing. You've heard about the fawn response. You might even recognise it in yourself: the self-silencing, the conflict avoidance, the version of you that keeps the peace while something quietly fumes underneath.
And yet, you still said nothing in that meeting last week.
This episode is about the...
Mar 5, 2026
You know the moment: you’ve chosen to be clearer, less accommodating, a bit braver. And it feels good… for about two seconds. Then the wobble comes. That tightening in your chest. That playback in your head. The urge to explain or undo what you just said.
In today’s episode, I talk with Jon Prince —...
Jan 22, 2026
Have you ever thought, If I just fixed that one thing, I’d finally feel OK?
In this episode of Enough, the Podcast, we’re talking about body image, shame, and the quiet fix-it logic so many women live inside — especially in midlife.
My guest, Kate Gies, was born without an ear and underwent 14 reconstructive...
Oct 9, 2025
Be honest. You secretly love how much you can endure. Like it’s a badge of honour that you can take on more, stay longer, push harder, and still (kinda) look put together?
But here’s the kicker: What if that “unstoppable drive” isn’t grit at all?
What if it’s your nervous system running on a decades-old...
Sep 4, 2025
Ever said, “No worries, all good” while your insides screamed otherwise? That’s not weakness. That was your nervous system doing its genius, trauma-sourced thing: fawning. In this episode, author and clinical psychologist Dr. Ingrid Clayton shows us that fawning isn’t a personality flaw—it’s a...