You’re the problem. An angry woman, a discontent wife, a troublemaker, the ungodly one. You’ve heard this over and over, in your mind, at church, and from your husband. Why can’t you get it together? Where do all the rage, frustration, and ugliness come from?
What if the question is the answer?
Abusers don’t ask if they are abusive.
Natalie, Daphne, and Rachel discuss the common reactions women have in destructive marriages that bring shame and confusion.
Self-denial sounds so unselfish, but is it? Learn how self-denial can be self-preserving and destroy healthy relationships.
Society often labels abuse survivors as co-dependent. But in reality, abuse survivors are often targeted for their super-powers.
Have you ever felt like you never really grew up? Find out the two mind shifts you need to experience in order to grow up into emotional adulthood.
Learn about a tool that will help you reclaim your SELF after abuse and change the course of your life.
Today we look at a survivor’s journals to discover the exact thinking that keeps women of faith stuck in abusive marriages.
Learn how to take responsibility for yourself, make decisions without fear, and move forward with hope and purpose in spite of obstacles and challenges.
Christy Bauman, licensed mental health counselor and author of new release, Theology of the Womb, talks about the female body and how the way it works tells a story about God and His love for us.
In this interview with executive director of ARMS, Stacey Womack, we talk about how survivors are often starved for affection. They’ve been told they aren’t worth much, and others have not only NOT loved survivors well, but they have actually sucked survivors dry. This leaves them emotionally emaciated. What do they need to be nourished with affection again?
