The Relationship Couch
We’ve all heard the phrase “hurt people, hurt people” when it comes to someone’s behavior. This is often used to justify someone’s abusive behavior. In this episode, we discuss how hurt people can cause wounds in others, and how we can take control of our healing, as well as rectify the wounds we cause others. …
This episode I’ll discuss some of the best relationship advice my Dad has given me through the years and how it’s been super helpful in helping me handle my relationships.
Do you find yourself in conflict with everyone around you consistently? If so, you may be addicted to drama. We’ll explore what an addiction to drama looks like and what it does for those addicted. www.TheRelationshipCouch.com — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: …
You ever had that relationship where you both couldn’t separate from each other? It was a mix of passion and anger, but you felt this “pull” towards each other you just couldn’t shake? Let’s explore whether that’s love or trauma bonds. — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a …
Where were you when you heard about it? I was in the middle of an event when I received an alert on my phone. I turned to my significant other and said with disbelief “Kobe Bryant is dead!”
When we see our partners going through a hard time or through challenging situations, we want to be the ones to help them. And you absolutely should be the one to provide support and encouragement and help them however possible. But there comes a time where we need to be able to draw the line. …
In late 2016, my marriage was over. This is not about who was at fault or who wasn’t, nor is it about anything regarding the marriage. This is about how I learned to walk with my children through the process and how I learned to keep my sanity during it all. 1.) Safe Space: No matter how “well” …