it’s nothing. I’m fine.

This is Part 2. If you haven't listened to Part 1, start there — though this episode can also stand on its own. In the first episode, Amy Prieb walked through four moments of disclosure that were met with silence, redirection, and institutional failure. In this episode, she continues — and the stakes get higher, because the people failing her are no longer just family friends and boyfriends. They...

What do you do when you tell the truth — and the adults around you believe you, and still do nothing? In this first part of a two-episode conversation, Amy Prieb— licensed marriage and family therapist and survivor of childhood sexual abuse — tells the stories of every time she tried to get help as a child and was silenced. Not because people didn't believe her. They did. But believing a child and...

The world outside can be a lot. Your relationship doesn't have to be. When work is overwhelming, family is complicated, and the news feels like too much — a securely attached relationship can be one of the most powerful stabilizing forces in your life. Not because it solves the external chaos, but because it gives you somewhere solid to stand while you face it. In this episode, Amy explores one of...

What happens when one woman looks around at all the fragmented, expensive, exhausting ways women are supposed to "fix" themselves — one course, one coach, one four-figure program at a time — and decides there's a better way? Mari Wuellner built it. She's an entrepreneur and insurance sales professional navigating one of the most male-dominated industries around — and that experience of being in a...

What does it really take to grow up — and grow together? In this deeply personal episode, a mother and adult daughter sit down for an honest, unfiltered conversation about one of the most powerful relationships in a woman's life. From the turbulent teenage years to the surprising shift into adulthood, they unpack the arguments that were never really about what they seemed, the moments that changed...

What does it actually take to build nourishing, lasting relationships in midlife — and how do you stop dating someone's potential and start seeing who they really are? Join Michelle Foy (entrepreneur, mom of three, adventure lover, and Enneagram 7) and Katie Silver (realtor, business owner, soccer-playing mom of two, and born connector) as they have the honest, laugh-out-loud, sometimes-uncomforta...

Some truths about relationships don't need a whole hour to land — they just need the right words. Yurtisms are bite-sized insights drawn from years of sitting with real people in real relationships, inside an actual yurt. Each episode distills one near-universal truth that keeps showing up in couples and individual therapy — the kind of thing that makes people pause mid-session and say, "I've neve...

Your partner isn't wrong. They're just different. One of the most consistent patterns in happy, lasting relationships is that partners stop trying to change each other and start learning to work with each other. They accept that differences aren't defects — and instead of relitigating the same frustrations over and over, they find ways to compromise, negotiate, and meet in the middle. In this epis...

Real talk about the messy, beautiful, complicated work of connecting with other people- because "I'm fine" is rarely the whole story.

We've all said it — "It's nothing. I'm fine." — usually when something is definitely not nothing and we are definitely not fine. This podcast is for everyone who has ever said those words and meant something else entirely. Hosted by Amy Prieb, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with 17 years of clinical experience specializing in couples and relationships, It's Nothing. I'm Fine. is built on...

What happens when the life you've built no longer feels like home? In this episode, Amy sits down with Elise and Kim — a couple in the middle of one of the boldest decisions two people can make together. They're not just changing addresses. They're reimagining their entire lives in pursuit of something that felt increasingly out of reach where they were: safety, freedom, and a community where they...