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E.148 A Unique Upbringing Exploring the Life of an Only Child
Manage episode 412984813 series 2931758
Ever feel like the solo act in a world of ensemble casts? That's the thread we tug at in our latest heart-to-heart, as Courtney Romanowski and I welcome the vibrant Jen (Jay) Nakhai, and new dad, Brody Clemmer, to the mix. We peel back the layers of what it means to grow up as an only child, touching on the bittersweet longing for siblings and the imaginative solutions we concocted to keep loneliness at bay. Jen's fiery passion for community meets Brody's fresh paternal insights, creating a tapestry of stories that reveal how a singular upbringing shapes everything from our therapy practices to the way we forge and nurture connections throughout our lives.
Laughter mingles with earnestness as we revisit the echoes of Hungry Hungry Hippos and the significance of those we choose to call family—biological or otherwise. Our conversation weaves through the nostalgic avenues of childhood and into the complex interplay of relationships in adulthood, juxtaposing personal revelations with intriguing research on human connection. Whether you're an only child yourself or simply curious about how different family dynamics leave their mark, this episode promises a compelling look at the ties that bind us, in blood and in spirit, to the hearts we hold dear.
You can reach Brody Clemmer on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brodyclemmer/
Here is his website: https://brodyclemmer.com/
His company's website is: https://koahealth.com/
You can reach Jay Nakhai's from this website: https://getaeonhelp.com/
Courtney Romanowski can be reached at: https://www.anewdirectiontherapy.com/
Chapters
1. E.148 A Unique Upbringing Exploring the Life of an Only Child (00:00:00)
2. Demystifying Therapy and AI Progress Notes (00:00:03)
3. Exploring Being an Only Child (00:08:02)
4. Relationship Dynamics and Sibling Comparisons (00:18:23)
195 episodes
Manage episode 412984813 series 2931758
Ever feel like the solo act in a world of ensemble casts? That's the thread we tug at in our latest heart-to-heart, as Courtney Romanowski and I welcome the vibrant Jen (Jay) Nakhai, and new dad, Brody Clemmer, to the mix. We peel back the layers of what it means to grow up as an only child, touching on the bittersweet longing for siblings and the imaginative solutions we concocted to keep loneliness at bay. Jen's fiery passion for community meets Brody's fresh paternal insights, creating a tapestry of stories that reveal how a singular upbringing shapes everything from our therapy practices to the way we forge and nurture connections throughout our lives.
Laughter mingles with earnestness as we revisit the echoes of Hungry Hungry Hippos and the significance of those we choose to call family—biological or otherwise. Our conversation weaves through the nostalgic avenues of childhood and into the complex interplay of relationships in adulthood, juxtaposing personal revelations with intriguing research on human connection. Whether you're an only child yourself or simply curious about how different family dynamics leave their mark, this episode promises a compelling look at the ties that bind us, in blood and in spirit, to the hearts we hold dear.
You can reach Brody Clemmer on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brodyclemmer/
Here is his website: https://brodyclemmer.com/
His company's website is: https://koahealth.com/
You can reach Jay Nakhai's from this website: https://getaeonhelp.com/
Courtney Romanowski can be reached at: https://www.anewdirectiontherapy.com/
Chapters
1. E.148 A Unique Upbringing Exploring the Life of an Only Child (00:00:00)
2. Demystifying Therapy and AI Progress Notes (00:00:03)
3. Exploring Being an Only Child (00:08:02)
4. Relationship Dynamics and Sibling Comparisons (00:18:23)
195 episodes
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