
Tracy Dalgleish
Clinical psychologist, couples therapist, and author of You, Your Husband, and His Mother, specializing in family dynamics and relationship repair.
Top 10 podcasts with Tracy Dalgleish
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Nov 3, 2025 • 45min
Building Stronger Teams in Relationships with Dr. Tracy Dagleish
Dr. Tracy Dalgleish, a clinical psychologist and couples therapist, shares her insights on navigating complex family dynamics. She discusses how family expectations can complicate relationships and emphasizes the importance of teamwork with your partner. Tracy introduces her Vault method to help couples clarify values and boundaries, reducing friction in decision-making. She highlights the impact of ADHD on family roles and offers practical strategies for reconnecting during conflicts, stressing the importance of vulnerability and apologies.

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Nov 5, 2025 • 1h
523: The Hidden Relationship Killer No One Warns You About | Tracy Dalgleish, PhD
Dr. Tracy Dalgleish is a clinical psychologist and couples therapist with nearly 20 years of experience. In this discussion, she sheds light on the hidden dynamics that can strain relationships, particularly conflicts with in-laws. Tracy introduces her VAULT method for establishing healthy boundaries and explains how childhood patterns affect adult interactions. She emphasizes the importance of emotional communication and productive pauses during conflicts, unraveling how enmeshment and unmet needs can lead to deeper issues in couples. Tune in for insightful strategies to foster connection!

Nov 4, 2024 • 44min
Ep 42: Imposter Syndrome, Authenticity, & Mental Health (from a Therapist with 400k Followers)
Dr. Tracy Dalgleish, a therapist with over 400k Instagram followers, shares her unique insights on mental health and social media. She discusses the importance of setting boundaries and overcoming imposter syndrome. Dr. Tracy also dives into syncing content creation with hormonal cycles, offering practical strategies for authenticity and community building. From tackling perfectionism to exploring the emotional challenges of managing online presence, she provides a treasure trove of inspiration for busy professionals navigating mental wellness and content creation.

Oct 15, 2023 • 58min
Your Partner’s Emotions Are Not Your Own ft. Dr. Tracy Dalgleish
Psychologist and author Dr. Tracy Dalgleish discusses avoiding taking on someone else's emotions, navigating long-distance relationships, understanding your partner's emotions, being less of an empath, and the impact of motherhood on a partnership.

Mar 31, 2026 • 57min
1KHO 754: The Mother in Law Triangle | Dr. Tracy Dalgleish, You, Your Husband, and His Mother
Dr. Tracy Dalgleish, a clinical psychologist and author who studies couple and family dynamics, explores the mother‑in‑law triangle and why it quietly strains marriages. She outlines common patterns, types of in‑law relationships, and how couples can strengthen their bond, set boundaries, and use practical tools like VAULT and meta‑communication to step out of repeating loops.

Feb 24, 2026 • 54min
On “You, Your Husband, and His Mother”: Understanding Mother-in-Law Dynamics for Healthier Family Connections with Dr. Tracy Dalgleish
Dr. Tracy Dalgleish, clinical psychologist and author who studies couples and in‑law dynamics, joins to unpack the wife‑husband‑mother‑in‑law triangle. Short takes on why conflicts flare, the Six mother‑in‑law types and Three daughter‑in‑law styles, the VAULT method for values‑based boundaries, and clear steps partners can take to protect their relationship amid family pressures.

Jan 21, 2026 • 1h 2min
1KHO 686: Put Down the Phone and Pick Up Your Marriage | Dr. Tracy Dalgleish, I Didn't Sign Up For This
Dr. Tracy Dalgleish, a couples therapist and author of 'I Didn't Sign Up For This', dives into the complexities of modern relationships, especially for parents. She discusses the often-unspoken pain of feeling duped after the honeymoon phase and the mental load that can lead to resentment. Tracy emphasizes the importance of small repairs instead of perfection, offers actionable tips for creating phone boundaries to foster connection, and highlights the need for clear communication and acknowledgment in relationships.

Jan 12, 2026 • 1h 5min
512: The Mother In Law Dilemma: Dealing With Complex Family Relationships with Dr. Tracy Dalgleish
Dr. Tracy Dalgleish, a clinical psychologist and couples therapist, dives into the complexities of in-law relationships, emphasizing societal pressures like 'good girl' conditioning. She introduces her VAULT method to help couples navigate family dynamics while preserving their identity. The duo explores unspoken expectations, the importance of setting boundaries, and how to manage family heritage without blame. Dalgleish's insights reveal how modern challenges, including social media's impact, reshape family interactions and boundaries.

Nov 18, 2025 • 50min
#296 Navigating In-Law Dynamics and Boundaries with Dr. Tracy Dalgleish
Dr. Tracy Dalgleish, a couples therapist and author of You, Your Husband, and His Mother, offers powerful insights on managing in-law dynamics. She introduces her five-step Vault Method designed to strengthen partnerships against outside influences. The conversation covers the impact of toxic family patterns, the distinctions between boundaries and requests, and practical strategies for handling family gatherings. Tracy emphasizes the importance of open communication about values and expectations, especially for couples navigating the complexities of in-law relationships.

Feb 29, 2024 • 42min
589 Finding Joy in Relationships with Dr. Tracy Dalgleish
Dr. Tracy Dalgleish, a psychologist and couples therapist, discusses her revealing book on relationship dynamics. She shares her experiences with high-functioning codependency and the journey towards interdependence. The conversation highlights the importance of emotional responsibility, boundary-setting, and understanding pursuer-defender dynamics in relationships. Listeners learn strategies for enhancing communication and fostering deeper connections, emphasizing the need for self-awareness and vulnerability to create healthier relational environments.


