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Hosted by Unknown Host · EN-US · 25 episodes
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To see more episodes, go to https://counselorsonthecouch.buzzsprout.com Counselors on the Couch presents insider perspectives on a variety of topics to help individuals and couples understand how counseling, coaching, and self help can change your life. Our team and guests speak openly from personal experiences and perspectives, giving you a peak into what counselors see and know that you can use to deepen your awareness and fill your personal toolbox with the answers to your self-help questions.
Unknown Host hosts Counselors on the Couch, a health show with 25 episodes published.
Week 13 — A Marriage Born Again: Co-Authoring a New Love Story This video explores the threshold after betrayal trauma: what comes next? After betrayal, the old marriage cannot simply be patched and returned to what it w
Week 12 — Clearing the Path: From Survival Mode to Chosen Response This video explores how betrayal trauma trains the body and how healing helps a woman move from survival mode to chosen response. Betrayal does not only
Week 11 — Preparing for Change: Forgiveness and the New Love Story This video explores forgiveness, covenant, healing timelines, and the possibility of a new love story after betrayal trauma. For many betrayed women, the
Week 10 — Preparing the Heart: When Walls of Anger Give Way to Growth This video explores the heart work that comes after anger and bitterness. The next step after betrayal trauma is not forced forgiveness, quick reconci
Week 9 — When Anger Becomes Bitterness This video explores anger, bitterness, and the danger of allowing betrayal trauma to become the lens through which all of life is seen. Anger after betrayal is not strange. It is no
Week 8 — Triggers and Core Fears: Understanding What Drives Your Reactions This video explores triggers and core fears in betrayal trauma recovery. A trigger is what touches the wound. A core fear is the wound underneath
Week 7 — Boundaries Versus Control: Protecting Yourself Without Controlling Others This video explores one of the most important distinctions in betrayal trauma recovery: boundaries versus control. After betrayal, a woma
Week 6 — Safety Versus Comfort: Choosing What Heals Over What Feels Good This video explores the difference between safety and comfort in betrayal trauma recovery. After betrayal, the desire for immediate relief is power
Week 5 — Relational Distancing: When the Distance Begins to Swallow You This video explores relational distancing after betrayal trauma. When the person who once felt familiar begins to feel unsafe, the heart pulls back.
Week 4 — Recovering Your Self-Concept and Reclaiming Your Worth This video explores how betrayal trauma affects self-concept, identity, worth, body image, sexual confidence, spiritual peace, and a woman’s ability to trus
Week 3 — The Reactive Cluster: Emotional Dysregulation in Betrayal Trauma This video explores emotional dysregulation and the reactive cluster in betrayal trauma. After betrayal, many women feel as if their emotions no l
Week 2 — Unrelenting Grief in Betrayal Trauma This video explores unrelenting grief in betrayal trauma, the kind of grief that does not move in a straight line or resolve simply because time has passed. Betrayal grief ca
Week 1 — The Day of Discovery and the Broken Love Story This video introduces the Day of Discovery, the moment when betrayal trauma begins to change the way a woman sees her marriage, her husband, her memories, her futur
12. Authoring a New Chapter in Your Story: Reconciliation is one of the most misunderstood aspects of the divorce healing process. Participants will learn that reconciliation can happen even if their marriage is not rest
Do Overs- How can I avoid repeating my mistakes? Ready to relate-the synergy of relationships: The myth of meeting someone halfway vs a re-frame of what it means to “work” on a relationship). Basing relationships on true
How to Forgive and Move On. Forgiveness is necessary for you to move forward with life post-divorce. Forgiveness does not mean you are going to re-friend your spouse. But, to be truly free, you must find a way to: Forgiv
Alone by not Lonely. Rejection and abandonment are primary feelings associated with divorce. Others might be sadness, displacement, confusion, shame, betrayal… When the chain of hurt to anger is not broken, loneliness of
Separation and Divorce is a major predictor of financial crisis (at least in the short run). My favorite professor used to say that divorce (and particularly single parenting) was the number one predictor for poverty amo
Collateral Damage & The Dividing of a Family. Most effected by divorce are the children of the couple. The age and developmental nature of children varies, but none are unaffected. Even older teens and adult children are
Sex and Soul-ties, when Separated or Newly Single Its natural to feel lonely after separation or divorce. To suddenly realize that you are now truly alone is sometimes overwhelming. The mind craves significance inside co
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