Jack Heyworth

And How Does That Make You Feel?

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Welcome to And How Does That Make You Feel? — an AWKN podcast that ungatekeeps what really happens in therapy. No fluff. No psycho-jargon. Just straight-talking insights from inside the therapist’s chair. Each short episode gives you real tools, real stories, and practical takeaways for the stuff you're actually dealing with — anxiety, ADHD, relationships, burnout, trauma, identity, and everything in between. This isn’t therapy. But it might just be the next best thing. Hosted by the team at AWKN, a premium online therapy platform.

Author

Jack Heyworth

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Health

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

EP 205 — How to Set Boundaries With Family Without Burning It All Down 03.02.2026

Send us Fan Mail Setting boundaries with family can feel like walking a tightrope — one wrong move, and the whole thing collapses. This episode gives you a grounded framework for setting clear, respectful limits while still preserving connection (when possible). It’s not about winning. It’s about protecting your peace and your values — without guilt or chaos.

EP 204 — Are You Setting a Boundary — Or Just Avoiding a Conversation? 02.02.2026

Send us Fan Mail Not every “boundary” is actually a boundary — sometimes it’s fear in disguise. In this episode, we explore the difference between healthy limits and emotional shutdown, how to tell when you’re avoiding instead of asserting, and what real, growth-oriented boundaries sound like — even when they’re hard to set.

EP 203 — Low Contact vs. No Contact: How to Choose What’s Right For You 01.02.2026

Send us Fan Mail If you’re struggling in a family relationship and unsure whether to go low contact, no contact, or something in between — this episode is for you. We explore the difference between the two, the psychology of limited engagement, and how to protect your wellbeing without burning every bridge. Sometimes, distance is necessary. But how you create it… makes all the difference.

EP 202 — Before You Cut Someone Off, Try This First 31.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail We live in a culture that encourages quick cut-offs in the name of “protecting your peace” — but real boundaries require more than silence. In this episode, we unpack what you can try before you end a relationship for good: how to communicate limits clearly, how to stay in your power without needing control, and how to walk away with integrity — if it comes to that.

EP 201 — Should I Go No Contact With My Family? (The Psychology and Cost Behind the Decision) 30.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail Going no contact with family is one of the most difficult, complex choices you can make — and one that often comes with grief, guilt, and long-term consequences. In this episode, we explore the psychology behind family estrangement, when it may be necessary, and the hidden emotional costs it can carry. This is not a decision to take lightly — and this episode will help you think i...

EP 200 — Everything You Need to Know About Dating in 2026 (After 200 Episodes of Therapy Advice) 28.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail After 200 episodes unpacking relationships, identity, and the human mind, this milestone episode distills the most important lessons about modern dating. From attachment styles to ghosting, anxious spirals to emotional availability, we break down what’s actually happening beneath the surface of 2026’s dating culture — and what it takes to build something real. Whether you’re singl...

EP 199 — “Who Are You, Really?” — 9 Lessons That Shape the Real You 27.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail A deep-dive into identity — why the question “Who am I?” is more complicated than you think, and 9 powerful lessons that can help you figure out who you are, what shaped you, and how to start living more honestly.

EP 198 — The Fear of Speaking Up — And Where It Comes From 26.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail Somewhere along the way, silence felt safer. This episode looks at the roots of why speaking up — in meetings, with your boss, or in difficult conversations — can feel so threatening. We’ll unpack the early messages that taught you to stay quiet, how power dynamics play a role, and what to do when fear keeps winning.

EP 197 — How to Handle Passive-Aggressive Colleagues 25.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail It’s not in your head — but it’s not always easy to name either. In this episode, we explore how to recognise passive-aggressive behaviour, why people use it as a defence, and how to respond without getting dragged into the dysfunction. Whether it’s sarcasm, stonewalling, or subtle digs — here’s how to stay grounded and assertive.

EP 196 — Why You Feel Undervalued at Work 24.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail You’re doing everything right — so why does it still feel like it’s not enough? This episode dives into the emotional impact of being overlooked or underappreciated. We explore how recognition, validation, and meaning at work affect your mental health — and what to do when praise is scarce but the pressure is high.

EP 195 — Why You Avoid Conflict at Work (And How It Backfires) 23.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail Avoiding conflict feels safe — until it quietly erodes your boundaries. In this episode, we unpack the real reasons you hold back at work: fear of judgment, childhood conditioning, and survival strategies that once protected you. We’ll look at how avoidance often makes things worse — and how to start handling conflict without shutting down or lashing out.

EP 194 — When Your Job Becomes Your Identity 22.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail When success becomes self-worth, work stops being just a job. This episode explores what happens when your career becomes your whole sense of self — and how it quietly chips away at confidence, relationships, and even joy. Learn how to separate your identity from your role, so you can still take pride in your work without losing who you are.

EP 193 — How to Set Boundaries at Work Without Burning Bridges 21.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail You’re allowed to say no — without ruining your reputation. In this episode, we explore how to set clear, professional boundaries at work without guilt or drama. Learn how to hold your limits with confidence, communicate them without apology, and protect your energy — even in high-pressure environments.

EP 192 — Why You Take Work Criticism So Personally 20.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail It’s just feedback — so why does it feel like a personal attack? This episode explores the deeper psychology behind why work criticism cuts so deep. We break down how your nervous system responds to threat, how childhood conditioning ties your worth to performance, and how to stop spiralling after every piece of feedback.

EP 191 — The Psychology of Workplace Conflict 19.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail Workplace conflict isn’t always loud — but it’s rarely surface-level. In this episode, we unpack why small issues escalate, how unspoken power dynamics shape tension, and what unresolved needs are often hiding beneath workplace drama. You’ll learn how to respond without losing your professionalism — or yourself.

EP 190 — How to Build Trust Without Losing Yourself 16.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail You don’t have to choose between connection and self-respect. This episode is about building trust without morphing, over-explaining, or people-pleasing. We’ll explore what it means to be secure and sovereign — even inside close relationships. You’ll learn the signs of healthy trust versus codependent trust, how to stay connected to your boundaries, and why “losing yourself” often...

EP 189 — Can You Trust Again After Being Hurt? 15.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail The most common question we hear after heartbreak or betrayal is: Can I ever trust again? In this episode, we walk through what rebuilding trust actually looks like — step-by-step. Not rushing. Not pretending. But relearning safety at your own pace. We cover what trust isn’t (it’s not just forgiveness), how your body holds the memory of betrayal, and why “being over it” is very di...

EP 188 — Trusting Others Starts With This (And It’s Not What You Think) 14.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail Most people think trust is built by watching what others do. But in therapy, we’ve found that trust actually starts somewhere else. In this episode, we reveal the overlooked foundation of trust — and how your relationship with yourself determines how much you can receive from others. You’ll learn the difference between earned trust and forced openness, why self-abandonment can mas...

EP 187 — Why Trust Feels Unsafe — Even With Good People 13.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail You’ve found someone kind. Consistent. Safe. So why does it still feel risky to let your guard down? In this episode, we unpack why trust can feel unsafe — even when there’s no red flag in sight. We explore the nervous system’s role in protection, how old betrayal patterns keep you scanning for danger, and the silent belief many carry: “It’s not safe to need anyone.” If you’ve eve...

EP 186 — How Past Betrayal Shapes Your Present Relationships 09.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail Ever feel like you can’t trust — even when you want to? This episode explores how betrayal — whether from a parent, a partner, or a friend — rewires your nervous system, expectations, and even what you define as “safe.” We’ll break down what betrayal actually does to the brain, why certain patterns repeat, and how to start healing without shutting down. Because you deserve relatio...

EP 185 — Stop Comparing Yourself to Social Media… It’s Not Reality 08.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail Let’s talk about what you don’t see on social media. In this episode, we unpack the false intimacy and invisible edits that fuel comparison spirals. You’ll learn how to spot the psychological tricks behind the scroll — and how to stay grounded in your real, messy, meaningful life. This isn’t about logging off — it’s about seeing through the performance. And not letting the highlig...

EP 184 — How to Stop Measuring Your Worth Against Someone Else’s Timeline 07.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail We’re diving into the psychology behind timeline comparison — why we obsess over being late, how cultural scripts quietly shape our expectations, and the damage it does to your self-worth. You’ll learn how to reclaim your pace, rewrite the story you’re living by, and build a timeline that’s actually yours — not theirs. Spoiler: you’re not late — you’re on a different road entirely...

EP 183 — Why You Only Compare Yourself to People ‘Ahead’ of You 06.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail If you only ever look up the ladder, you’ll always feel behind. In this episode, Jack explores the bias that keeps you stuck in constant comparison, why progress often goes unnoticed, and how to reframe your self-worth so it’s no longer dependent on other people’s pace. A practical, psychological reset for anyone feeling like they’re falling behind.

EP 182 — Why You Compare Yourself to People You Don’t Even Want to Be Like 05.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail Ever catch yourself comparing your life to someone you don’t even admire? This episode unpacks the psychology behind envy, status anxiety, and what comparison is really about. Jack walks you through how to notice when your brain is chasing someone else’s values — and how to return to your own path with clarity and confidence.

EP 181 — How to Restart Your 2026 Goals (Without Breaking Trust With Yourself) 04.01.2026

Send us Fan Mail Most people think bigger goals mean better results — but that mindset is often what ruins your momentum. In this episode, Jack explores how to rebuild after early setbacks, why unrealistic expectations erode confidence, and how to design goals that build your belief in yourself over time. It’s not too late to begin again — the right way.

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