Podcast appearances and mentions of kim von berg

Speaker, Therapist, and Coach Kim Von Berg returns to discuss communication between couples. We continue our discussion on Setting Boundaries, using "I" messages, and when to "mirror back" or use "You" statements. We share why it is important not to blame, how to "drop into the heart" or speak from your heart, and what "gunnie sacking" is, and how to avoid doing it.

Speaker, Trainer, and Coach Kim Von Berg discuss the importance of having an extraordinary relationship with two "whole" people that in essence sets them with a good foundation for communication skills that will bring them closer together and foster a strong connection. Deep listening skills, setting boundaries, addressing behavior, identifying triggers, operating out of an "aware self" and etc are discussed. PT 2 to come.

Kim Von Berg specializes in healthy romantic partnerships and her business Thriving Loving Relationships has been flourishing since 1997!    As an authority in empowered relationships, Kim is a sought-after speaker, trainer, and coach, who assists clients toward a life of positive communication and fulfilling relationships – incorporating her extensive training in emotional wellness, intimacy, attachment theory, multiple healing modalities, and healthy relationship skills. In this show, she gives the audience some powerful tips on how to create more loving relationships.  

Guest, Kim Von Berg, Speaker, Trainer, Counselor, Coach, of Thriving Loving Relationships. Who assists clients toward a life of fulfilling love and relationships in Attracting Healthy Thriving Relationships & Love!​ Together, in Going Solo with Cece Shatz - WGSN-DB Going Solo Network, Radio, TV and Podcasting. (www.goingsolomedia.com) Singles Interactive Community (www.goingsolonetwork.com) LIKE our FB page and subscribe to our YouTube Singles Network!

In this episode, Esmie and Kim discuss: The survival journey of grief and loss in a long-term relationship. Breaking down and overcoming negative self-thoughts to be strong and know your worth. What a good relationship looks like and importance of good, healthy communication. How to identify a toxic relationship. Key Takeaways: Grief and loss are painful, but the battle can make you stronger and allow for opportunities to help others going through similar things. You are enough. You just as you are will always be enough. It is okay to set boundaries and it is important to vocalize those boundaries in a respectful and understandable way. Conflict is natural and offers a chance to grow as an individual and a couple. "We have to keep our engine healthy" — Kim Von Berg I have free gifts for singles at: www.thrivinglovingrelationships.com/free-gifts AND free tools for couples at: www.kimvonberg.com/freetools Connect with Kim Von Berg: Twitter: @KimVonBerg Facebook: @FlourishingWe  Website: www.kimvonberg.com  Youtube: @ThrivingLovingRelationships LinkedIn: @kimvonberg Connect with Esmie Lawrence:  Twitter: @EsmieLawrence Facebook: Esmie Lawrence Instagram: @esmie.lawrence Website: EsmieLawrence.com Show Notes by Podcastologist/Show Producer: Laura Gray Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.

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In this episode relationship expert, Kim Von Berg, joins SLSP host Tatiana Berindei to discuss how to handle emotional triggers in a relationship. An authority in empowered relationships, a sought-after speaker, trainer and coach, Kim gives a step-by-step process for slowing down a trigger and turning it into an opportunity for growth and transformation. [...]

Brains Meet Kim a relationship expert & love coach, Kim Von Berg, is dedicated and truly passionate about transforming the lives and relationships of singles and couples! She believes that we have been given the gift of intimate relationships to learn how to love in our deepest capacity – so that we radiate this love into all areas of our lives.  She is also the creator of the groundbreaking renowned program,  Miraculous Communication™: 3 Steps to Create Extraordinary Relationships.        

Kim Von Berg is dedicated and truly passionate about transforming the lives and relationships of singles and couples. She has owned Thriving Loving Relationships since 1997. Kim is a communication specialist, a certified coach approved by the International Coach Federation, an NLP Practitioner and a Calling in “The One” certified coach. She also holds a master’s degree in Humanistic Psychology and a CA teaching credential.  She believes that we have been given the gift of intimate relationships to learn how to love in our deepest capacity – so that we can share this love in all areas of our lives.

Kim Von Berg is a long-time love coach, is passionate about transforming the lives and relationships of singles and couples - and has owned and operated Thriving Loving Relationships since 1997. She is a certified singles and couples coach, a communication specialist, a credentialed teacher and holds a master’s degree in Humanistic Psychology. In addition, she is certified in Neuro-Linguistic Programming and about to certified as a Calling in the One Coach. I could have talked with Kim for hours. I feel strongly that anyone in any kind of a relationship can benefit greatly by hearing and truly taking to heart what Kim has so share. Among the key takeaways from the conversation with Kim are: 1. It starts with self. This is true of so many things in life, and relationships are no different. The manifest of your outer reality all begins from your inner dialogue. 2. Coming to a relationship from a place of "I" instead of "You." Here's an example: If I say, "I feel this way," it's not really arguable. I'm sharing how I'm feeling about something. I'm not stating a cause: I'm sharing the effect. But as soon as I say, "You made me feel this way," the defenses go up and the fight is on. To that end ... 3. No one can make you feel anything. Easy as it is to blame and criticize, if you're upset, that's your choice. This is a pill that many (most?) people don't want to swallow. But until you can accept this medicine, you're going to remain stuck. On the other hand, as soon as you take responsibility for your own thoughts and feelings, you'll begin to feel more empowered and secure than you could ever have imagined. But it takes practice. ©2016 Kevin Bulmer Enterprises