Figs and Teale’s first video together...

Figs and Teale’s first video together

In this video, Figs and Teale share an example from their own relationship of how they got into a fight, how they de-escalated and repaired. They are married and both are couples counselors.

The response from fans to Figs and Teale’s video has been nothing short of amazing. Across social media, especially on Instagram and Facebook, fig enthusiasts are coming together to share their passion for fig trees and the art of growing figs, even in challenging climates. Many have posted photos of their own beautiful fig collections, offering advice on the best way to protect trees during the winter season and sharing tips for ensuring more figs each year.

The “Figs Galore” video has inspired viewers to get creative in the kitchen, with fans posting their favorite ways to eat figs—whether it’s making a sweet, delicious jam or adding figs to savory dishes for a unique taste. The community’s willingness to share recipes, gardening hacks, and stories has helped create a vibrant, supportive environment where everyone can learn and grow together.

The official website has quickly become a hub for all things figs. Here, visitors can find a wealth of information about the history of figs, discover new varieties, and stay updated on the latest news in the world of figs. The site also makes it easy for users to report any errors or issues they encounter while watching videos, ensuring that the experience continues to improve for everyone.

What truly sets this community apart is the sense of connection and friendship that develops as people share their successes, challenges, and love for figs. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting to grow your first tree at home, there’s always something new to learn and someone willing to help. By posting your own stories, recipes, or tips, you can help others discover the best way to enjoy figs and contribute to a growing collection of knowledge.

If you haven’t already, now is the perfect time to join this amazing community. Share your experiences on social media, visit the website to find new ideas, or simply tell a friend about the delicious world of figs. Together, we can continue to create, protect, and celebrate the joy of growing figs—one season at a time.

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Fiachra "Figs" O’Sullivan is a Certified EFT Therapist (ICEEFT), a renowned couples therapist, and the founder of Empathi.com. He believes the principles of secure attachment and sound money are the two essential protocols for building a future filled with hope. A husband and dad, he lives in Hawaii, where he’s an outrigger canoe paddler, getting humbled daily by the wind and waves. He’s also incessantly funny, to the point that he should probably see someone about that.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why did Figs and Teale decide to share a personal fight in their first video together?+
Because I didn't come to this work because therapy fascinated me. I came to it because my own marriage was falling apart. The most powerful teaching happens when therapists model through self, showing real vulnerability instead of hiding behind professional facades. When Teale and I share our actual fights and repairs, we're demonstrating that even two trained therapists get caught in the Waltz of Pain. The fight isn't about what you think it's about, it's about two childhood strategies colliding. By showing our mess and our repair, we normalize the struggle without minimizing it.
How do two therapists de-escalate when they're both trained in relationship skills?+
Training doesn't make you immune to becoming Babies in Love when your attachment system gets triggered. Even as therapists, we still fall into the Versus Illusion, seeing each other as the enemy instead of the pattern as the problem. The key is recognizing faster that we're in our Infinity Loop, one person's hurt triggering the other's protective strategy. We use the same tools we teach: slowing down, getting curious about the underlying fear, and doing the proof-of-work of empathy before trying to solve anything logically.
What can couples learn from watching therapists work through their own relationship issues?+
You learn that relationship struggles are universal, not a sign that you're broken or incompatible. When you see trained professionals get triggered and repair, it normalizes your own reactivity as childlike, not childish. The nervous system doesn't care about your credentials when it detects a threat to the bond. What matters is the repair, the Missing Experience where you provide the emotional nutrition your partner's younger self needed. If you want more support navigating your own repairs, check out Figlet, our AI relationship coach, the next best thing to seeing us live.