Becoming Regulated with Tunisha Renee

Tunisha Renee

Real life, everyday regulation for moms so you can be fierce without the fiery behavior. Being a strong, protective, opinionated woman who stands firm in her beliefs and maintains her boundaries shouldn’t mean allowing short-term emotions and situations to turn into long-term regrets. Becoming Regulated is the personal growth and self-improvement podcast for self-aware moms who believe in taking responsibility for how they show up, holding themselves to the same standards they have for others, and becoming better without becoming less of themselves. I created this show because I realized there are lots of moms just like me who know a lot about who they want to be but face the very real fact that “knowing” and “becoming” are two very different things. I’ve figured out some things that have allowed me to have more fulfilling relationships, less stress, and more days filled with joy that I wish I knew sooner. The biggest lesson has been that becoming regulated isn't just about controlling your reactions when you're upset. It's about keeping short-term emotions and situations from turning into long-term regrets. So on this show, we’ll explore what it looks like to put what you already know into practice in everyday life, so the way you show up reflects the woman you intend to be—even when things don’t go your way. I’m life coach and author, Tunisha Renee. I’m on a mission to help as many moms as possible bring out the fierce woman you know you are inside, without losing the softness that makes room for connection, ease, and joy. Because that's the whole point of Becoming Regulated.

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    How I Stopped My Reactions from Pushing My Son Away

    I missed seven calls from my son in nine minutes. There was a time when he avoided me because he didn’t know which version of me he’d get. How did that change? If you know the mom you want to be, but when frustration builds something else comes out—and apologizing hasn’t stopped the pattern—this episode is for you. I talk about the gap between knowing and doing, and why replacing one behavior with another wasn’t enough for me. I break down the four things that can hijack your best intentions. Then I walk you through my Regulation Blueprint. You’ll leave with a way to start identifying what’s underneath your reactions and a framework for working through it—without pretending the impact isn’t real or deciding you’re a terrible mom.  Work Together Close the gap between how you want to respond to your kids and what you actually do. Join The Regulated Mama Membership: tunisharenee.com/membership Ready to work with me privately? Apply here Stay connected Want to stay in touch? Join my email list to get my Mindful Mondays newsletter, hear about my offers, and stay connected with me beyond this episode. Join here: tunisharenee.com/list Instagram: @vvslifecoach This content is NOT SPONSORED. I am not a licensed therapist, doctor, or mental health professional. I'm an educator with over 2 decades of experience and a multi-certified life coach. The insights and strategies I share are based on my personal experiences and years of coaching. They’re meant to guide, inspire, and support your journey, but they’re not a substitute for professional advice. If you’re experiencing mental health challenges, please seek help from a licensed therapist or healthcare provider.

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Real life, everyday regulation for moms so you can be fierce without the fiery behavior. Being a strong, protective, opinionated woman who stands firm in her beliefs and maintains her boundaries shouldn’t mean allowing short-term emotions and situations to turn into long-term regrets. Becoming Regulated is the personal growth and self-improvement podcast for self-aware moms who believe in taking responsibility for how they show up, holding themselves to the same standards they have for others, and becoming better without becoming less of themselves. I created this show because I realized there are lots of moms just like me who know a lot about who they want to be but face the very real fact that “knowing” and “becoming” are two very different things. I’ve figured out some things that have allowed me to have more fulfilling relationships, less stress, and more days filled with joy that I wish I knew sooner. The biggest lesson has been that becoming regulated isn't just about controlling your reactions when you're upset. It's about keeping short-term emotions and situations from turning into long-term regrets. So on this show, we’ll explore what it looks like to put what you already know into practice in everyday life, so the way you show up reflects the woman you intend to be—even when things don’t go your way. I’m life coach and author, Tunisha Renee. I’m on a mission to help as many moms as possible bring out the fierce woman you know you are inside, without losing the softness that makes room for connection, ease, and joy. Because that's the whole point of Becoming Regulated.