In this episode, Jackie delves into the concept of gentle parenting, as well as the myths surrounding it.  She also addresses objections parents may have regarding gentle parenting, advocating for a gentle approach that involves setting clear limits while fostering a strong connection with children. 

In this episode, Jackie is joined by her partner Jeff as they discuss the arc of their relationship over the past 32 years of marriage.  They discuss the pros and cons of being married to a therapist, the hard and rewarding work of parenting, and the continuing work of connecting and growing the relationship with each other.  

In this episode, Jackie and Bridget discuss Bridget's experience taking a community class with her boyfriend that turned out to be filled with outdated and problematic advice. They critique the class content and the gender stereotypes presented, while also reflecting on the broader implications of patriarchy on emotional expression in relationships. 

In this conversation, Jackie Pack and Erin Snow delve into the complexities of betrayal trauma, the impact of enmeshment on male clients, and the importance of authenticity in recovery. They explore the complexities of recovery from addiction, the impact of childhood trauma, and the importance of building supportive relationships. They discuss mother enmeshment, attachment, and the role of core beliefs in shaping one's identity, emphasizing the journey of self-discovery and the integration of sexuality and spirituality in healing. 

In this episode, Jackie is a guest on The Wholeness Network with Mechelle Wingle. This conversation delves into attachment theory, exploring its origins with John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth, the different attachment styles, and their implications in various relationships, including family, friendships, and romantic partnerships. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding one's attachment style for personal growth and improving relationships.  Ultimately, they explore the concept of wholeness in therapy, advocating for an integrated approach to mental health.

In this episode, Jackie Pack explores the complex nature of lying, its psychological roots, and its implications on relationships and self-perception. The conversation delves into why children lie, the development of lying into adulthood, and the interplay between lying and the potential for change. Jackie emphasizes the importance of honesty and accountability in fostering genuine transformation while also addressing the phenomenon of self-deception and its psychological benefits. 

In this episode, Jackie reflects on the political landscape following Donald Trump's second inauguration, discussing the anxiety felt by many and the importance of understanding the historical context of distrust in government. She emphasizes the need for citizens to take responsibility for their government and engage with diverse perspectives, while also addressing the impact of branding and perception in politics. The conversation culminates in a discussion about the challenges facing the Democratic party and the implications of proposed voter protection laws. In this conversation, Jackie discusses the implications of voter ID laws, the disconnect between political policies and the values that drive them, and the importance of grassroots movements in fostering community engagement. She emphasizes the need to reclaim common sense principles and highlights a powerful case study in activism against rape culture, illustrating how one woman's story can spark significant societal change.

In this conversation, Jackie and her daughters explore the complexities of family dynamics and the influence of their mother's work as a therapist. They reflect on their childhood experiences, the importance of open communication about sex and relationships, and the lessons learned about emotional intelligence and self-awareness. The discussion highlights the challenges of societal expectations and therapy's role in navigating personal growth and family relationships.