Heal You, Heal Your Relationship

Sara Salhab is a champion of women's growth and leadership and the founder of The Sophia Collective, a transformative platform designed to help women entrepreneurs unlock their potential and navigate their way through the entrepreneurial ecosystem. This episode she is sharing a unique and inspiring story and take on creating space for self love and getting real on being compassionate to you regardless of what life throws you.This week on Heal You: Heal Your Relationship, Sasha welcomes Sara Salhab, founder of the Sophia Collective and champion of women's growth and leadership. Released just before Valentine's Day, this conversation explores what it truly means to love yourself—beyond the clichés. 💝 Sara shares her journey from 22 years in the corporate world to creating spaces where women can share their stories, be vulnerable, and grow together. From starting with banana bread and mindfulness in her neighborhood to building a transformative community, Sara opens up about brain surgery, abandonment, anger, and the evolution of self-compassion. This episode is about gentleness, boundaries, and learning to name your emotions so you can heal them.Soulful Trio Reflection Questions for this week:When was the last time you truly listened to yourself, your body, your emotions, your needs?If you were given a magic mirror and you can observe yourself 20 years older, what would you do today to fully like what you see then?What part of your healing are you ready to take gentle responsibility for?In this episode, you’ll discover:Learning to name your feelings as the first step toward true healing.Identifying your pattern within the disappointment-abandonment-rejection cycle.Why anger isn't the enemy, but a constructive tool for your boundaries.Meeting your own needs by speaking your love language to yourself.The magic of the Sophia Collective: How storytelling builds a compassionate community.Escaping the victimization trap through the power of gentle responsibility.Why slowing down your pace allows you to finally breathe and respond with truth.💘Join Sasha’s mini-experience 2 weeks to secure love: ditch anxiety for trust, communicate calmly and authentically and reconnect with your partner - Fear to Freedom💘Want to know if you're inadvertently sabotaging your relationship? Take the quiz now at: pw556n5gt0l.typeform.com/to/lqsEV0Qvvv💘Get Sasha's most used tool to regulate your nervous system when triggered by your partner straight from her VIP library here - Regulation ToolLearn more about Sara Salhab:LinkedInSophia CollectiveInstagramInstagramLearn more about Sasha Quince:LinktreeInstagramInstagramFor more insights and guidance, reach out to sashaquincementoring@gmail.com or connect on Instagram @sashaquincelovecoach or @healyouhealyourrelationship

Description: As a worst case scenario A grade over over thinker Sasha is sharing in this short inspiring episode how we are literally working against our brain programming to decrease overthinking and how we can make progress towards the peace, pleasure and safety we deserve in us and our relationships. Heal your overthinking by digging into this episode where you will receive tangible tools to apply and feel calmer in your head.This week on Heal You: Heal Your Relationship, Sasha talks about overthinking—how it drains your energy, keeps you stuck in worst-case scenarios, and why you can't just "think positive" your way out of it. 🧠 Sasha shares her journey with overthinking, from waiting by the window as a kid to waking up from anxious dreams as an adult. She explains why you can't flip from negative to positive thoughts without regulating your nervous system first, and shares practical tools like the "I am safe" reset and the two-things-are-true reframe. Healing overthinking isn't about thinking better—it's about feeling safer first.Soulful Trio Reflection Questions for this week:Where is one area in your life you're overthinking and causing yourself more pain? What two things can be true about that area? What did you learn about your brilliant brain today when it comes to why you overthink or how you get more emotional versus logical?In this episode, you’ll discover:Why your brain is wired to scan for danger (not happiness) and predict pain Why overthinking is a behavior that shows up when you're dysregulated The "I am safe" nervous system reset technique How to recognize everyday signs of dysregulationThe "two things are true" reframe for getting unstuck How to go from worst-case to best-case scenario thinking💘Join Sasha’s mini-experience 2 weeks to secure love: ditch anxiety for trust, communicate calmly and authentically and reconnect with your partner - Fear to Freedom💘Want to know if you're inadvertently sabotaging your relationship? Take the quiz now at: pw556n5gt0l.typeform.com/to/lqsEV0Qvvv💘Get Sasha's most used tool to regulate your nervous system when triggered by your partner straight from her VIP library here - Regulation ToolLearn more about Sasha Quince:LinktreeInstagramInstagramFor more insights and guidance, reach out to sashaquincementoring@gmail.com or connect on Instagram @sashaquincelovecoach or @healyouhealyourrelationship

Not for the faint hearted as we drop the labels of anxious and avoidant and tap into why we behave the way we do in triggers and how to make shifts that invite secure healthy behavior and meet our own emotional needs as functioning adults.This week on Heal You: Heal Your Relationship, Sasha tackles a topic that’s been blowing up on Instagram—why we need to stop blaming our partners for their “avoidant” behavior and start asking a better question. She breaks down what’s really happening in the brain when we’re triggered, why labels like “anxious” and “avoidant” keep us stuck, and how to create safety instead of more chaos. 🔥Sasha shares the powerful question that shifted everything in her own marriage, plus her most-used regulation tool that works in eight minutes or less. By the end, you’ll see that healing isn’t about changing your partner—it’s about understanding what safety really looks like when you’re both triggered. ✨Soulful Trio Reflection Questions for this week:Where in your life do you need this tool? Where do you need to be more regulated in your life? What would your relationship feel like if all defenses were gone?What behaviors do you think that you respond from when you’re having a hard time?In this episode, you’ll discover:Stop labeling your partner as “avoidant” and ask what’s really happeningHow the brain shuts down when triggered—and why talking doesn’t workThe powerful question that helps your partner open up instead of defendWhy meeting your own needs first shifts the entire relationship dynamicRegulation isn’t just for big moments—it’s a daily practice that transforms love​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​💘Join Sasha’s mini-experience 2 weeks to secure love: ditch anxiety for trust, communicate calmly and authentically and reconnect with your partner - Fear to Freedom💘Want to know if you're inadvertently sabotaging your relationship? Take the quiz now at: pw556n5gt0l.typeform.com/to/lqsEV0Qvvv💘Get Sasha's most used tool to regulate your nervous system when triggered by your partner straight from her VIP library here - Regulation ToolLearn more about Sasha Quince:LinktreeInstagramInstagramFor more insights and guidance, reach out to sashaquincementoring@gmail.com or connect on Instagram @sashaquincelovecoach or @healyouhealyourrelationship

This week on Heal You: Heal Your Relationship, Sasha dives deep into the one piece of love lasting that we’re all missing—and it’s not what you think. She introduces the concept of the Most Generous Interpretation (MGI) and how this simple but profound shift can transform everything from dating to decades-long marriages. 🌟Sasha gets real about her own journey with MGI—from spiraling when her partner shut down to handling a dinner-time boundary violation with clarity and calm. She breaks down the difference between “giving me a hard time” versus “having a hard time,” and why that reframe changes absolutely everything. By the end, you’ll see that healing your relationship isn’t about changing your partner—it’s about choosing compassion over control. ✨Soulful Trio Reflection Questions for this week:Who do you think is one person that you could apply the most generous interpretation to today?What is that most generous interpretation? What is that interpretation that you want to hold space for?What is the most compassionate interpretation you could have of you right now?In this episode, you’ll discover:Giving me a hard time” vs. “having a hard time”—and why this reframe changes everythingWhy avoidant patterns are actually dysregulation, not personal attacksHow to take ownership without drowning in guilt or egoHow empathy softens your nervous system and unlocks your divine feminineWhy guilt and boundaries always come together—and how to feel it anyway💘Join Sasha’s mini-experience 2 weeks to secure love: ditch anxiety for trust, communicate calmly and authentically and reconnect with your partner - Fear to Freedom💘Want to know if you're inadvertently sabotaging your relationship? Take the quiz now at: pw556n5gt0l.typeform.com/to/lqsEV0Qvvv💘Get Sasha's most used tool to regulate your nervous system when triggered by your partner straight from her VIP library here - Regulation ToolLearn more about Sasha Quince:LinktreeInstagramInstagramFor more insights and guidance, reach out to sashaquincementoring@gmail.com or connect on Instagram @sashaquincelovecoach or @healyouhealyourrelationship

This week on Heal You: Heal Your Relationship, Sasha welcomes her first male guest—men’s coach Alessandro Frosali—for a raw, honest conversation about what it really means to show up as a partner. From his home in Spain, Alessandro shares the moment his wife told him she needed him to “be more of a man or I’m leaving”—and how that wake-up call became the catalyst for his entire transformation. Together, Alessandro and Sasha explore the brick walls we unknowingly build in relationships, why consistency matters more than perfection, and how owning what’s yours creates space for your partner to own theirs. By the end of this episode, you’ll see that becoming a better partner isn’t about reaching a destination—it’s about committing to the path and standing firm in the heat of emotion instead of running from it. 🌊💛Soulful Trio Reflection Questions for this week:What would it take for you to become the best husband or wife that you can be?What would it take for you to fall in love with being the best husband or wife that you can be?What would it take for you to fall in love with your life?In this episode, you’ll discover:The two pedals of relationships: owning what’s yours and loving your partner enough to trust them with theirsWhy brick walls of resentment build differently for men and women—and how to take them down brick by brickHow to separate attachment behaviors from identity so you can actually change your patternsThe three layers of mental load and why understanding emotional labor transforms partnershipWhy holding space when your partner is dysregulated creates the safety they’ve been searching for💘Join Sasha’s mini-experience 2 weeks to secure love: ditch anxiety for trust, communicate calmly and authentically and reconnect with your partner - Fear to Freedom💘Want to know if you're inadvertently sabotaging your relationship? Take the quiz now at: pw556n5gt0l.typeform.com/to/lqsEV0Qvvv💘Get Sasha's most used tool to regulate your nervous system when triggered by your partner straight from her VIP library here - Regulation ToolLearn more about Alessandro Frosali: Website: https://alessandrofrosali.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alessandro_frosali Email: contact@alessandrofrosali.com Learn more about Sasha Quince:LinktreeInstagramInstagramFor more insights and guidance, reach out to sashaquincementoring@gmail.com or connect on Instagram @sashaquincelovecoach or @healyouhealyourrelationship

The six lessons that will deeply resonate that as learned brought my partner and I closer and can transform your love life as you apply them and take action to integrate. Even learning of these is a powerful place to start calling in healthy love and developing deeper connection with your partner.This week on Heal You, Heal Your Relationship, Sasha invites you to slow down, soften, and consciously close out 2025 by reflecting on the love lessons that truly landed this year. Recording on New Year’s Eve from a place of joy (not obligation), she shares the six relationship truths that deepened her connection, reshaped her nervous system responses, and transformed how she shows up with her partner, her children, and herself. ✨From understanding how your partner mirrors your energy, to releasing control and learning how to feel emotions instead of talking your way out of them, Sasha walks you through the lessons that moved from “learning” into full integration. She also explores why it’s safe to change your mind, how “try again” can de-escalate conflict in real time, and why being radically honest about what you feel and need is essential for lasting love. 💛Sasha’s 6 Lessons in Love “Your partner will always mirror your energy.”“Where can you release control in your relationship and your love life?”“Stop trying to talk it out when you’re triggered and feel what you’re feeling instead.”“It’s safe to change your mind.”“Be willing to try again.”“Be a hundred percent honest with what you feel and need because nobody in your life will ever be able to guess.”💘Join Sasha’s mini-experience 2 weeks to secure love: ditch anxiety for trust, communicate calmly and authentically and reconnect with your partner - Fear to Freedom💘Want to know if you're inadvertently sabotaging your relationship? Take the quiz now at: pw556n5gt0l.typeform.com/to/lqsEV0Qvvv💘Get Sasha's most used tool to regulate your nervous system when triggered by your partner straight from her VIP library here - Regulation ToolLearn more about Sasha Quince:LinktreeInstagramInstagramFor more insights and guidance, reach out to sashaquincementoring@gmail.com or connect on Instagram @sashaquincelovecoach or @healyouhealyourrelationship

This week on Heal You: Heal Your Relationship, Sasha gets real about how stressful, chaotic seasons can make us snappy and triggered in our relationships—even when our partner isn't doing anything wrong. She shares the simple two-word tool that's been saving her marriage during overwhelming moments: "Try Again." 💫Sasha walks you through how this method brings your nervous system from 100 to 0, why you can't think your way out of a trigger, and how to use it with your partner or kids. By the end, you'll see that healing isn't about going backwards—it's about having tools to help you move forward, even in the messy moments. 🌟Soulful Trio Reflection Questions for this week:What is one thing about this episode that really resonated with you?Who do you think that you can try the "Try Again" approach with?What do you think your nervous system response is? Is it fight, flight, freeze, or fawn?In this episode, you’ll discover:The "Try Again" method—two simple words that de-escalate conflictHow to identify your nervous system response and your partner'sWhy you can't think your way out of a triggerHow to practice this tool with your partner, kids, or close relationshipsYou never go backwards in healing—every step moves you forward💘Join Sasha’s mini-experience 2 weeks to secure love: ditch anxiety for trust, communicate calmly and authentically and reconnect with your partner - Fear to Freedom💘Want to know if you're inadvertently sabotaging your relationship? Take the quiz now at: pw556n5gt0l.typeform.com/to/lqsEV0Qvvv💘Get Sasha's most used tool to regulate your nervous system when triggered by your partner straight from her VIP library here - Regulation ToolLearn more about Sasha Quince:LinktreeInstagramInstagramFor more insights and guidance, reach out to sashaquincementoring@gmail.com or connect on Instagram @sashaquincelovecoach or @healyouhealyourrelationship

This week on Heal You: Heal Your Relationship, Sasha dives into what to do when your partner pulls away during conflict or communication. She shares why triggers are inevitable in relationships, how dysregulation affects both partners, and why turning inward first is the key to creating emotional safety. 🧘‍♀️Sasha walks you through practical ways to respond when you feel anxious, overlooked, or triggered—from identifying your hidden fears and naming your emotions, to self-soothing and regulating your nervous system. ✨By the end of this episode, you’ll see that healing your inner world first not only reduces unnecessary suffering, but also transforms the way you show up in your relationships—with calm, clarity, and confidence. 🕊️Soulful Trio Reflection Questions for this week:What patterns, emotional, relational or karmic, do you notice repeating in your own life?What moment felt like a turning point that quietly began your own process of healing or transformation?What is your own relationship with the unseen or the symbolic?In this episode, you’ll discover:Why your partner pulling away is often a sign of their own dysregulation—not a reflection of your worthHow to step back, self-soothe, and process your emotions before trying to fix the relationshipWhy understanding your triggers can reveal hidden fears that sabotage loveHow regulating yourself first can create a ripple effect of safety and connection in your relationshipPractical tools to identify, feel, and reframe emotions so you can communicate your needs calmly and effectively💘Join Sasha’s mini-experience 2 weeks to secure love: ditch anxiety for trust, communicate calmly and authentically and reconnect with your partner - Fear to Freedom💘Want to know if you're inadvertently sabotaging your relationship? Take the quiz now at: pw556n5gt0l.typeform.com/to/lqsEV0Qvvv💘Get Sasha's most used tool to regulate your nervous system when triggered by your partner straight from her VIP library here - Regulation ToolLearn more about Sasha Quince:LinktreeInstagramInstagramFor more insights and guidance, reach out to sashaquincementoring@gmail.com or connect on Instagram @sashaquincelovecoach or @healyouhealyourrelationship