Most relationship podcasts focus on your love life. This one is bigger than that. It's Nothing. I'm Fine. is hosted by Amy Prieb, LMFT — a therapist with 17 years of experience and one core conviction: the quality of your relationships — all of them — shapes your health, your happiness, and how long you live. That means this podcast goes beyond romantic partnership. It honors the mother-daughter dynamic, the forever parent-child bond, the platonic friendship that has carried

There's a moment many couples know well. You're sitting across from each other, and it feels like you're speaking different languages. The same argument keeps cycling through. Someone shuts down. Someone escalates. And beneath all of it — underneath the conflict about dishes or schedules or tone of voice — is something much more tender: I don't know if you're really there for me. That's an attachment wound. And it's at the heart of most relationship distress. As an Emotionall

When couples come to see me, they often arrive carrying years of unspoken hurt. They have had the same argument on repeat, the slow drift into emotional distance, or the kind of silence that looks peaceful but feels tense and lonely. They want things to be different. They may still deeply love each other. But they cannot seem to find each other for connection or intimacy. After nearly two decades of working with couples, I've learned that the most transformative thing we can

You love each other. That part isn't in question. But somewhere between the forgotten appointments, the interrupted conversations, and the nights where one of you feels completely alone — even in the same room — something starts to erode. Not love. Trust. Safety. The sense that you're actually a team. If ADHD is part of your relationship, you already know: it touches everything. That's why specialized ADHD relationship therapy in Bellingham looks different from standard coupl