We Need To Talk with Dr. Darcy Sterling

Darcy Sterling

For more than 25 years, Dr. Darcy Sterling has been helping people conquer their toughest relationship challenges. She is a New York City-based licensed therapist, the host of E! Network’s Famously Single, the former Global Ambassador to Tinder, and now she brings her no-nonsense advice to her new podcast, We Need To Talk With Dr. Darcy Sterling. We Need To Talk is a dating and relationship podcast that will inspire and empower you with the tools and skills you need to love better so you can live better.

  1. 6d ago

    How to Read People at Every Stage of a Relationship — From an FBI Hostage Negotiator

    If your relationships keep getting shaped by charm, mixed signals, or conversations that leave you second-guessing yourself, this episode is for you. You like them. You feel the chemistry. And you still do not know if you can trust them. We’re bringing this conversation back for the holiday week because it is one of the clearest episodes we’ve done on trust, communication, and what people show you before you are ready to see it. In this episode, Dr. Darcy Sterling is joined by former FBI hostage negotiator Chris Voss for a conversation about trust, dating, emotional safety, conflict styles, yellow flags, and how to read people more clearly before you get attached. You may hear yourself in this episode if: • You keep giving charming people the benefit of the doubt • You miss yellow flags because the person seems emotionally available • Hard conversations in your relationship turn into shutdown, bulldozing, or silence • You want to get better at spotting character before chemistry takes over Because the thing you ignore early does not usually stay small. Listen to How to Read People at Every Stage of a Relationship — From an FBI Hostage Negotiator and follow We Need To Talk with Dr. Darcy Sterling for more conversations on relationships, dating, trust, and emotional patterns. REFERENCES/RESOURCES www.alternativescounseling.com Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It―Unlock Your Persuasion Potential in Professional and Personal Life CREDITS “We Need To Talk With Dr. Darcy Sterling” is a Sterling Standard Production. Editing and sound engineering by Bart Migal. Our theme music is by Trending Music. Special thanks to Amanda Cristiani and Robyn Jaenchen.    DISCLAIMER Instagram:@drdarcysterling  Facebook:Dr.Darcy Sterling Tik Tok:@doctordarcysterling   X:@DrDarcySterling    YouTube:@DarcySterling    Threads:@drdarcysterling Watch this episode here on YouTube.

    1h 13m
  2. Jun 23

    Why You Keep Self-Sabotaging — Even When You Know Better

    If issues in your relationships keep pulling you away from the choices you know are better for you, this episode is for you. You know what it costs. You know you will regret it. And somehow, you still do it again. In this episode, Dr. Darcy Sterling is joined by Dr. Rachel Goldman for a conversation about self-sabotage, behavior change, self-trust, people-pleasing, boundaries, avoidance, and why insight alone is rarely enough to interrupt a pattern. You may hear yourself in this episode if: • You keep breaking promises you made to yourself• You know the behavior is not working, but still cannot stop in the moment • Being nice, flexible, or “easy” keeps costing you more than you admit • The hardest part is not just the behavior — it is what it does to your self-trust after Because the part of you that keeps winning may be solving something you still do not know how to solve differently. Listen to Why You Keep Self-Sabotaging — Even When You Know Better and follow We Need To Talk with Dr. Darcy Sterling for more conversations on relationships, behavior change, and emotional patterns. REFERENCES/RESOURCES ⁠www.alternativescounseling.com⁠ www.drrachelnyc.com When Life Happens: The Mindset Shift You Need to Manage Stress, Build Confidence, and Break Free.  CREDITS “We Need To Talk With Dr. Darcy Sterling” is a Sterling Standard Production. Editing and sound engineering by Bart Migal. Our theme music is by Trending Music. Special thanks to Amanda Cristiani and Robyn Jaenchen.    ⁠DISCLAIMER⁠ ⁠Instagram:@drdarcysterling ⁠ ⁠Facebook:Dr.Darcy Sterling⁠ ⁠Tik Tok:@doctordarcysterling  ⁠ X⁠:@DrDarcySterling   ⁠ ⁠YouTube:@DarcySterling   ⁠ ⁠Threads:@drdarcysterling⁠ ⁠Watch this episode here on YouTube. ⁠

    39 min
  3. Jun 16

    Why You Can’t Move On From Your Ex — And The Fix

    If your relationships have ever left you replaying a breakup, searching for one more answer, this episode is for you. The person is gone. But your mind is still building the case. Still replaying the evidence. Still trying to understand what happened. In this episode, Dr. Darcy Sterling breaks down why some breakups are so hard to move on from, why closure can become a trap, and why heartbreak is often about more than just losing the person. This episode explores breakup grief, rumination, closure, emotional attachment, relationship loss, and the version of your future that may have disappeared with them. You may hear yourself in this episode if: • You keep replaying the breakup like there is still something to solve • You want one more conversation so they finally say the thing you need to hear • You are not just grieving your ex — you are grieving the life you thought you were building • Closure still feels like the one thing standing between you and relief Because the thing you are still trying to get backmay not be the person alone. Listen to the full episode now. REFERENCES/RESOURCES ⁠www.alternativescounseling.com⁠ CREDITS “We Need To Talk With Dr. Darcy Sterling” is a Sterling Standard Production. Editing and sound engineering by Bart Migal. Our theme music is by Trending Music. Special thanks to Amanda Cristiani and Robyn Jaenchen.    ⁠DISCLAIMER⁠ ⁠Instagram:@drdarcysterling ⁠ ⁠Facebook:Dr.Darcy Sterling⁠ ⁠Tik Tok:@doctordarcysterling  ⁠ X⁠:@DrDarcySterling   ⁠ ⁠YouTube:@DarcySterling   ⁠ ⁠Threads:@drdarcysterling⁠ ⁠Watch this episode here on YouTube. ⁠

    23 min
  4. May 19

    Why You Keep Wanting People Who Are Emotionally Unavailable

    If people who feel distant, hard to read, or just out of reach keep pulling you in, this episode is for you. Not someone who is obviously unavailable. Someone compelling. Mysterious. Just available enough to keep you leaning in. If this is you: • You mistake mixed signals for chemistry • You keep explaining your needs better and hoping something will finally click • You do not see the cost clearly until you are already attached • Distance and inconsistency make you lean in harder, not less In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Lindsay C. Gibson, clinical psychologist and New York Times bestselling author of Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents. Because sometimes the pull feels strongest right where the information should be slowing you down. REFERENCES/RESOURCES www.alternativescounseling.com Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents: How to Heal from Distant, Rejecting, or Self-Involved Parents How to Raise an Emotionally Mature Child: Your Blueprint to a Lifetime of Happiness and Success for Your Child CREDITS “We Need To Talk With Dr. Darcy Sterling” is a Sterling Standard Production. Editing and sound engineering by Bart Migal. Our theme music is by Trending Music. Special thanks to Amanda Cristiani and Robyn Jaenchen.    DISCLAIMER Instagram:@drdarcysterling  Facebook:Dr.Darcy Sterling Tik Tok:@doctordarcysterling   X:@DrDarcySterling    YouTube:@DarcySterling    Threads:@drdarcysterling Watch this episode here on YouTube.

    1h 6m
4.8
out of 5
22 Ratings

About

For more than 25 years, Dr. Darcy Sterling has been helping people conquer their toughest relationship challenges. She is a New York City-based licensed therapist, the host of E! Network’s Famously Single, the former Global Ambassador to Tinder, and now she brings her no-nonsense advice to her new podcast, We Need To Talk With Dr. Darcy Sterling. We Need To Talk is a dating and relationship podcast that will inspire and empower you with the tools and skills you need to love better so you can live better.

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