Relationship Matters Podcast with Katie Churchman | CRR Global
Season 6-1

Balancing 'Me' and 'We' in Relationship

Faith Fuller ont he delicate balance between individuation and merging in relationships

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Ep.6.1 Balancing "Me" and "We" in Relationship

Show Notes

In the premiere of season 6 of the Relationship Matters podcast, host Katie Churchman is joined by CRR Global co-founder Faith Fuller to discuss the delicate balance between individuation and merging in relationships. Together, they explore how honoring both individuality and connection is essential for building healthy, resilient partnerships. How can we be true to ourselves while fully committing to our relationships? How does recognizing this balance contribute to healthier, more resilient partnerships?

What you’ll gain from this conversation:

  1. Insights into the importance of balancing “me” and “we” in relationships.
  2. Strategies for supporting individual growth while maintaining connection.
  3. Tips for fostering mutual support in partnerships.
  4. Practical tools for navigating boundaries and closeness.
  5.  Understanding the role of communication in balancing autonomy and intimacy.
Katie Churchman

Relationship Matters Podcast

with host Katie Churchman

Guests

Faith Fuller ORSCC, CPCC, ICF-PCC

Faith co-founded CRR Global and co-created Organization and Relationship Systems Coaching (ORSC™). She is a psychologist and experienced trainer and coach, with decades of experience in working with organizations, couples and communities. Faith is also the author of  Relationship Matters: A New Paradigm for an Evolutionary Leap in Relationship.

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