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S1, E83: The Relationship Recovery - Kierstyn & Tiffany

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Imagine meeting your work friend in the office one day, bonding over your shared divorce experiences, and deciding to start a business together. That's exactly what happened with Tiffany and Kierstyn, founders of Relationship Recovery, who transformed their personal pain into a mission that now helps people worldwide navigate the complex terrain of relationship trauma.
What began as a small Instagram page with quote cards has evolved into an international company offering coaching, courses, and community to those experiencing divorce and relationship difficulties. Their approach is refreshingly honest – they've learned that charging for services actually helps clients take their healing journey more seriously, showing up with commitment rather than simply seeking quick fixes.
Throughout our conversation, Tiffany and Kierstyn shatter common relationship myths perpetuated by rom-coms and social expectations. "Love's not enough," they emphasize, explaining how healthy relationships require multiple connection points beyond just romantic feelings. They dive deep into why we repeat damaging relationship patterns, how we often mourn "what we thought a relationship would be" rather than the actual person, and why the journey back to yourself is the true path to healing.
While discussing Salt Lake City's unique relationship landscape – influenced by religious expectations and early marriage norms – they reveal that relationship struggles share surprising similarities across different cultures and communities. Whether dealing with a narcissistic partner, rebuilding self-trust after betrayal, or learning to date authentically, the fundamental work remains reconnecting with your authentic self.
For anyone navigating relationship trauma, considering divorce, or simply wanting to understand their patterns better, this episode offers practical wisdom and genuine hope. As Tiffany and Kierstyn share, watching someone reclaim their power and confidence after relationship trauma is "the most rewarding part" of their work – a transformation that's possible for anyone willing to embark on the journey of self-discovery.

Discovery Call with The Relationship Recovery

- Use the code: PODCAST for half off

https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/coaching

Should I Stay or Should I Go Course:

https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/stayorgo

Website:

www.therelationshiprecovery.com

Instagram:

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Chapters

1. S1, E83: The Relationship Recovery - Kierstyn & Tiffany (00:00:00)

2. Episode Introduction (00:01:42)

3. Birth of Relationship Recovery (00:09:46)

4. Social Media Strategy vs. Real Business (00:18:32)

5. The Unique Challenges of Divorce in Utah (00:27:16)

6. Why Love Alone Isn't Enough (00:37:06)

7. Finding Yourself After Relationship Trauma (00:45:11)

8. Building Authentic Relationships (00:56:57)

9. Closing Thoughts and Resources (01:17:16)

118 episodes

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Imagine meeting your work friend in the office one day, bonding over your shared divorce experiences, and deciding to start a business together. That's exactly what happened with Tiffany and Kierstyn, founders of Relationship Recovery, who transformed their personal pain into a mission that now helps people worldwide navigate the complex terrain of relationship trauma.
What began as a small Instagram page with quote cards has evolved into an international company offering coaching, courses, and community to those experiencing divorce and relationship difficulties. Their approach is refreshingly honest – they've learned that charging for services actually helps clients take their healing journey more seriously, showing up with commitment rather than simply seeking quick fixes.
Throughout our conversation, Tiffany and Kierstyn shatter common relationship myths perpetuated by rom-coms and social expectations. "Love's not enough," they emphasize, explaining how healthy relationships require multiple connection points beyond just romantic feelings. They dive deep into why we repeat damaging relationship patterns, how we often mourn "what we thought a relationship would be" rather than the actual person, and why the journey back to yourself is the true path to healing.
While discussing Salt Lake City's unique relationship landscape – influenced by religious expectations and early marriage norms – they reveal that relationship struggles share surprising similarities across different cultures and communities. Whether dealing with a narcissistic partner, rebuilding self-trust after betrayal, or learning to date authentically, the fundamental work remains reconnecting with your authentic self.
For anyone navigating relationship trauma, considering divorce, or simply wanting to understand their patterns better, this episode offers practical wisdom and genuine hope. As Tiffany and Kierstyn share, watching someone reclaim their power and confidence after relationship trauma is "the most rewarding part" of their work – a transformation that's possible for anyone willing to embark on the journey of self-discovery.

Discovery Call with The Relationship Recovery

- Use the code: PODCAST for half off

https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/coaching

Should I Stay or Should I Go Course:

https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/stayorgo

Website:

www.therelationshiprecovery.com

Instagram:

Have a Question? Ask it here!

Join Erik as he supports Fork Cancer on August 8th at the Gallivan Center—a night of food, drinks, and live music, all for a great cause. Grab your tickets at utah.acscanforkcancer.org and enter Erik Nilsson to help him hit his $12,000 fundraising goal!

Head to www.smalllakepod.com/merchandise for Small Lake City Gear!

Join Erik as he supports Fork Cancer, a night of food, drinks, and live music—all for a great cause. Grab your tickets at utah.acscanforkcancer.org and enter Erik Nilsson to help him hit his $12,000 fundraising goal!
Please be sure to like, review, follow, subscribe and share the podcast with your friends and family! See you next time
Support the show

Instagram: @smalllakepod
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@SmallLakeCityPodcast
TikTok: @smalllakepod
Other Platforms: https://smalllakecity.buzzsprout.com

  continue reading

Chapters

1. S1, E83: The Relationship Recovery - Kierstyn & Tiffany (00:00:00)

2. Episode Introduction (00:01:42)

3. Birth of Relationship Recovery (00:09:46)

4. Social Media Strategy vs. Real Business (00:18:32)

5. The Unique Challenges of Divorce in Utah (00:27:16)

6. Why Love Alone Isn't Enough (00:37:06)

7. Finding Yourself After Relationship Trauma (00:45:11)

8. Building Authentic Relationships (00:56:57)

9. Closing Thoughts and Resources (01:17:16)

118 episodes

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