The Connection Podcast – Lauren Dry
The Connection Podcast - Lauren Dry
Podcast Description
Welcome to the Connection Podcast! My name is Lauren Dry - come and join me on a journey alongside Modern Couples, to uncover how the Secrets of the Nervous System and Unconscious Mind support us to Rewire and Reconnect at Home. We're going to get deep on all things Marriage, Family Connections, my own path through Rising Into Regulation, and a bit of Neuroscience and Soul thrown into the mix as well. Let's Laugh, Live and Rise Together as we travel through the Transformation of Having It All at Home!
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The podcast covers a range of topics including marriage dynamics, nervous system regulation, childhood trauma, and gut health. Episodes delve into subjects like the impact of stress on relationships, the science of nervous system healing, and emotional communication strategies, with examples such as discussions on gut health's influence on movement and intimacy challenges arising from past betrayals.
Welcome to the Connection Podcast! My name is Lauren Dry – come and join me on a journey alongside Modern Couples, to uncover how the Secrets of the Nervous System and Unconscious Mind support us to Rewire and Reconnect at Home. We’re going to get deep on all things Marriage, Family Connections, my own path through Rising Into Regulation, and a bit of Neuroscience and Soul thrown into the mix as well. Let’s Laugh, Live and Rise Together as we travel through the Transformation of Having It All at Home!
When your kids are fighting, something happens inside you. You go from calm adult to catastrophising parent in seconds. Why are they talking like that? What have I done wrong? Are they going to grow up resenting each other?
And underneath it all is that quiet ache. I should be handling this better.
If sibling conflict leaves you activated, ashamed, or desperate to shut it down fast, this conversation will help you approach it differently.
In this episode, Lauren Dry, Master Marriage Coach and founder of Rise into Regulation™, unpacks how to navigate sibling conflict through the lens of nervous system regulation, conscious discipline, and modeling. Instead of focusing only on what to say in the heat of the moment, Lauren walks you through what to build before conflict, how to respond during it, and how to repair afterwards so your family culture is grounded in clarity and safety.
Because discipline was never meant to be punishment. It was meant to be mentorship.
You’ll hear about:
- Why most of the real work happens outside the argument
- The true meaning of discipline, and how mentorship shifts your tone
- How creating shared family values gives you something solid to refer back to
- What to say in the middle of a fight, including the powerful “Do you trust me?” question
- How to help your kids name feelings, express needs, and practise repair
This episode isn’t about creating perfect kids or perfectly calm parents. It’s about modeling regulation in real time. It’s about showing your children that conflict doesn’t mean rejection, and that repair is always possible. You’re not failing because they argue. You’re building the skills they’ll carry into every future relationship.
Resources & Links:
🌐 Learn more about Rise into Regulation™, the skillset for connection, communication, and Nervous System safety in modern marriage.
📱 Follow Lauren on Instagram @lauren_dry
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Big love,
Lauren x
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