Where You Left Them - The dadhugsforyoursoul Podcast

Where you left them - More Q&A & Meeting Brittney Emley

We LOVED the Q&A last week and it seems you did too! This week we're going to finish that list and we also have a special guest: the wonderful, in Harry's words, "Zen Queen", Brittney Emley. Brittney provides all our incredible somatic work across the platforms and packs and will be joining us on the Reset Retreat in May.

You can find more about Brittney at her website here: https://www.brittneyemley.com/ and https://www.lunarlinkswellbeing.com/

How do I move on after divorce? What do I do when my partner asks for space? Is it too late to start again? These are just some of the HUGE questions which Harry answers - join us to listen to the advice and see if any resonate with you.

As we always say, if you’re having relationship problems, going through a relationship breakup or experiencing heartbreak, then know this: we are with you. Because you can and will survive, heal and thrive.

Everyone who appears on our podcast can take positive steps forward, and so can you.

Listen to the audio version on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Deezer, and anywhere you get your podcasts. Watch the full episodes on YouTube, too.
Head to the socials (search dadhugsforyoursoul) to have your say on every episode. Or visit www.dadhugsforyoursoul/podcasts to comment, submit your quick-fire questions and even your own story.

In this podcast, we see how complicated life can be for everyone. We see that there’s always hope. And we see that there’s a lesson in every story for our own lives.

Big Hug x
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Where you left them - the Queasy Q&A
This week, as Emma is unwell, we've taken the pressure off her with a 'listener Q&A' session instead of a story - from Moving on, to finding your self-worth - we cover a lot in this episode and still save some questions for next time.

As we always say, if you’re having relationship problems, going through a relationship breakup or experiencing heartbreak, then know this: we are with you. Because you can and will survive, heal and thrive.

Everyone who appears on our podcast can take positive steps forward, and so can you.
Listen to the audio version on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Deezer, and anywhere you get your podcasts. Watch the full episodes on YouTube, too.
Head to the socials (search dadhugsforyoursoul) to have your say on every episode. Or visit www.dadhugsforyoursoul/podcasts to comment, submit your quick-fire questions and even your own story.
In this podcast, we see how complicated life can be for everyone. We see that there’s always hope. And we see that there’s a lesson in every story for our own lives.

Big Hug x
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When relationships end, there's often a lot more than feelings at stake.
For many partners, women especially, there's a risk of being left in a financially precarious positition.

This story, sent in by listener Sally, takes us through that journey from pure trust and love to betrayal - and then into the details of what the fallout can mean not just emotionally, but financially.

She talks of her wonderful supportive friend and we find out if it is too late to recover her financial independence, as we hear from her at the beginning of that journey
It's raw, frightening and sadly all too common.

The message here is that no matter how perfect everything is, maintain as much financial independence as you can - it's not unromantic, it's vital to your future security, whether things go south or not.

Then it’s on to questions of the week.
“How Do You Know When It’s Really Over?”
“How Do You Start Again After a Breakup in Midlife?”

As we always say, if you’re having relationship problems, going through a relationship breakup or experiencing heartbreak, then know this: we are with you. Because you can and will survive, heal and thrive.

Everyone who appears on our podcast can take positive steps forward, and so can you.
Listen to the audio version on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Deezer, and anywhere you get your podcasts. Watch the full episodes on YouTube, too.
Head to the socials (search dadhugsforyoursoul) to have your say on every episode. Or visit www.dadhugsforyoursoul/podcasts to comment, submit your quick-fire questions and even your own story.
In this podcast, we see how complicated life can be for everyone. We see that there’s always hope. And we see that there’s a lesson in every story for our own lives.

Big Hug x
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This one comes with a trigger warning - Narcissistic Abuse

In this rather brutal episode, we unpack a story about a narcissist, a dog, and the subtle ways manipulation can infiltrate everyday life. Using humor, honesty, and insight, we explore how to spot controlling behavior, protect your boundaries, and reclaim your sense of agency — all while keeping your sanity intact. If you’ve ever questioned someone’s motives or felt drained by a relationship, this episode is your guide to understanding the red flags and trusting your instincts again.

Then it’s on to questions of the week.
I can't stop thinking about them with someone else - what can I do to stop?
How do you Survive Valentine's Day after 15 years together?

As we always say, if you’re having relationship problems, going through a relationship breakup or experiencing heartbreak, then know this: we are with you. Because you can and will survive, heal and thrive.

Everyone who appears on our podcast can take positive steps forward, and so can you.
Listen to the audio version on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Deezer, and anywhere you get your podcasts. Watch the full episodes on YouTube, too.
Head to the socials (search dadhugsforyoursoul) to have your say on every episode. Or visit www.dadhugsforyoursoul/podcasts to comment, submit your quick-fire questions and even your own story.
In this podcast, we see how complicated life can be for everyone. We see that there’s always hope. And we see that there’s a lesson in every story for our own lives.

Big Hug x
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is an episode that many of you will relate to. A story on the intersection of menopause and manosphere, and more generally the impact of menopause on relationships.
It’s raw and real, and the issues raised had Emma emotional - these issues are very familiar for so many people - we’re going to cover menopause and it’s effect on relationships on the channel and in work Harry is doing this Spring

We discuss the shock of small reveals - how a sentence uttered over dinner, amongst friends can shake your understanding of how well you know your partner of decades. The loss of the person you originally met - and how to find them again.

The situation for Helen is recoverable, we believe. It’s tough and it will take softening on both sides….and no small amount of forgiveness and understanding. Her partner’s awareness that something needs to change, that something has been lost, is a good place to begin the repair if they want to move forward together.

Then it’s on to questions of the week.
How do you deal with the guilt of setting boundaries?
How do you stick with the healing process when you keep seeing yourself messing* it up (they may have used another word)

As we always say, if you’re having relationship problems, going through a relationship breakup or experiencing heartbreak, then know this: we are with you. Because you can and will survive, heal and thrive.

Everyone who appears on our podcast can take positive steps forward, and so can you.
Listen to the audio version on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Deezer, and anywhere you get your podcasts. Watch the full episodes on YouTube, too.
Head to the socials (search dadhugsforyoursoul) to have your say on every episode. Or visit www.dadhugsforyoursoul/podcasts to comment, submit your quick-fire questions and even your own story.
In this podcast, we see how complicated life can be for everyone. We see that there’s always hope. And we see that there’s a lesson in every story for our own lives.

Big Hug x
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.