
Why Relationships Are Complicated for Survivors and How to Unhook from Relationship Drama [Episode 118]
Learn why relationships can be so difficult and confusing after experiencing long-term abuse, and how survivors can break out of toxic patterns.
Learn why relationships can be so difficult and confusing after experiencing long-term abuse, and how survivors can break out of toxic patterns.
I interview Jessica Ghigliotti about consent in Christian marriage and 10 things abusive men do when you don’t give it freely.
Some people believe that if your goal is to help people get free from abusive relationships, you can’t really love and honor marriage. Many people believe true Christians go to church regularly and always read their Bibles. Most people want easy, clear-cut answers to their difficult, personal questions. But there is no one-size-fits-all approach to faith, marriage, or life. And that’s not a bad thing or a cop-out. Want to hear more?
Sarah Ramsey, a toxic relationship expert and author of Becoming Toxic Person Proof, helps women stuck in the healing process to recreate themselves and build lives that they love!
In today’s episode, I answer listener questions about staying connected to your kids post-divorce, how to handle parental alienation, a healthy approach to decision-making, figuring out if your husband is really changing, and more!
How do we keep our kids from further harm and teach them to protect themselves when home, the very place they are supposed to be safest, is damaging to their bodies, minds, and souls? Dr. Debra Wingfield how to help children thrive, despite the challenges of an abusive home.
Get the first chapter of my book, Is It Me? Making Sense of Your Confusing Marriage, recommended by therapists. That chapter will help you figure out what’s going on in your marriage.