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The Savanna Noelle Podcast

The Savanna Noelle Podcast is a space for honest conversations about love, boundaries, nervous system awareness, and attachment patterns. Here we explore the courage it takes to choose yourself and create healthier, more conscious relationships.

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Sep 2, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    8,000 Miles for Closure (opens the original)

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    1:1 Coaching Available at: www.savannanoelle.com/comeback Free grounding meditation: www.savannanoelle.com/freeaudio No matter what attachment style you tend to lean into, when a relationship ends, your nervous system gets thrown straight into dysregulation. We are taught by movies, songs, and our culture of how to fall in love, but we aren’t really prepared or taught what to do in the initial stages of activation after something ends. We typically fall into our coping mechanisms and conditionin

  2. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Your Capacity Determines Your Relationships- Part 2 (opens the original)

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    1:1 Coaching: www.savannanoelle.com/comebackMy girlfriends who know me best have asked me a very important question over the years, one I can finally answer without hesitation. “Savanna, if an emotionally available, stable, safe, ready, secure man, doing his own work on himself, showed up in your orbit, would you even know how to spot him? Would you be ready to stay?” You see, I know how to operate and dance in the land of the unavailable, inconsistent man. It’s familiar. It’s how I learned what

  3. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    Your Capacity Determines Your Relationships -Part 1 (opens the original)

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    For my coaching program go to: www.savannanoelle.com/comeback. I’ve spent a number of years feeling completely crazy in relationships, and i’m starting to finally understand why. I’ve been sitting with these questions for some time: Why do some relationships fall apart without any real conversation?Why do people walk away instead of repairing or learning to repair?Why do needs often go unmet and silence or ghosting becomes normal behavior? Why do our attachment wounds show up so loudly the momen

  4. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    When Someone Can't Give You What You Need (opens the original)

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    To send a question or if you have topics you'd like me to explore on future episodes, email me at: www.savannanoelle.com/support. Savi Chats: www.savannanoelle.com/savichats Coaching Program: www.savannanoelle.com/comeback I’ve spent a number of years making someone’s capacity and inability to sit with their discomfort my own worthiness problem. And for an even longer time, I didn’t realize they were just not available and neither was I to myself. I did not understand this because the familiarit

  5. Episode · Jul 8, 2026

    What It's Costing You: Over-Functioning in Love Part 2 (opens the original)

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    Savi Chats Monthly Group: www.savannanoelle.com/savichats 1:1 Coaching: www.savannanoelle.com/comeback In part 1, I told you about the three and a half years I spent over-functioning in a relationship with a man who was never fully in it with me. Ugh. Well, what I didn’t tell you is what it did to me. It is incredibly lonely to be involved in a relationship that you know is full of potential and chemistry, but the person you’re with is simply unavailable. And you don’t want to admit it to yourse

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