Relate-Able

Dr. Amber A. Price

Relate-Able is the podcast for women who want stronger relationships without losing themselves. Hosted by Dr. Amber A. Price (PhD in Marriage and Family), each episode blends real stories and research-backed insights to help you stop people-pleasing, set healthy boundaries, and rediscover your authentic self. Whether you’re navigating motherhood, marriage, or burnout, you’ll find practical tools to build confidence, improve communication, and create deeper connection with your partner, kids, and yourself.

  1. 11/24/2025

    Episode 8: Doing Less without the Guilt

    If you had a day entirely to yourself with absolutely no expectations of productivity on you — no chores to do, no one else’s needs to see to, now worries that you weren’t getting enough done, just you and your time and whatever you wanted to do — what would you do? And how do you feel when you think about it? Like it would be a dream come true? Or does it make you anxious (because for so many of us, rest feels like a luxury we have to earn — not something we’re simply allowed to have)? We already talked in episode 5 about doing it all and still not feeling like it’s enough. We talked about why we sometimes feel that way—how easy it is to tie our sense of self-worth to getting things done so that feeling productive feels like safety and rest feels like risk. Today we’re doing to build on the why behind not feeling like enough and putting it into permission to act. Permission to do less and lose the guilt and even find joy in doing just that. Episode Page: https://amberaprice.com/8-doing-less-without-the-guilt/ Additional Resources: When you’ve lost little pieces of yourself and need help feeling like you can safely do less without feeling selfish, the Reclaim program is a great place to startIf you’re a mom who has a hard time prioritizing yourself sometimes, this article about making time for yourself as a mom might be just the thing You can find more resources from me about reclaiming yourself and reconnecting in your relationships here: www.dramberprice.comIG: dramberapriceSubstack: dramberprice

    23 min
  2. 11/17/2025

    Episode 7: Self-Silencing: What It Is, Why Do We Do It, & How to Stop

    You have a good life — and you know it. You’ve got people you love and people who love you back. You’ve got opportunities, routines, responsibilities. From the outside, everything looks fine. But lately, it feels like you’re running on empty — doing all the right things, carrying all the right responsibilities — and still feeling strangely disconnected. In this episode, we’re talking about a quiet pattern that can erode our sense of self and the connection we feel with others. It’s called self-silencing — the habit of quieting your needs, opinions, or desires to keep the peace or meet expectations. Most of us don’t even realize we’re doing it. But over time, it leaves us feeling disconnected — from our people, and from ourselves. Episode Page: https://amberaprice.com/7-what-is-self-silencing-how-do-i-stop Additional Resources to Help You Stop Self-Silencing:  Here is the Self-Silencing Quiz that I mentioned several times in the episode to help you spot which pattern is showing up most for youHere is a hub of self-silencing resources, a Self-Silencing 101 to help you understand it and start to changeJoin the Reclaim program to get guided help spotting and changing self-silencing in your own life and relationships You can find more resources from me about reclaiming yourself and reconnecting in your relationships here: www.dramberprice.comIG: dramberapriceSubstack: dramberprice

    27 min
5
out of 5
7 Ratings

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Relate-Able is the podcast for women who want stronger relationships without losing themselves. Hosted by Dr. Amber A. Price (PhD in Marriage and Family), each episode blends real stories and research-backed insights to help you stop people-pleasing, set healthy boundaries, and rediscover your authentic self. Whether you’re navigating motherhood, marriage, or burnout, you’ll find practical tools to build confidence, improve communication, and create deeper connection with your partner, kids, and yourself.