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Hosted by Julie Sanford · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 129 episodes
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Do you have an alcoholic husband? Married to Addiction is a faith-based podcast that gives the wife of an alcoholic the tools and strength she needs to navigate her husband's addiction without losing herself in the process.
Julie Sanford hosts Married to Addiction, a religion show with 129 episodes published.
There's an emotion almost every wife of an alcoholic has felt, but a lot don't want to admit to. Today we're naming it. And we're focusing on what to do with it. We'll talk about: Why this emotion makes complete sense, e
There's a kind of grief that doesn't have a name. It's not the grief of losing someone. It's not the grief of a marriage that ended. It's the grief of mourning a version of your relationship that's gone — while you're st
You've probably heard me mention some of the resources I offer (both free and paid) — but I promise you don't know about everything that's available to you! Today I'm walking you through all of Married to Addiction's off
Most people assume the holidays are the hardest time of year when you're married to an alcoholic. But for many women, it's actually summer. If you've ever found yourself feeling more overwhelmed, anxious, disappointed, o
One of the hardest parts of being married to an alcoholic is carrying a pain that no one around you can see. In this episode, we talk about the deep loneliness of pretending everything is fine while quietly struggling be
If you’ve been praying, hoping, and trying to trust God… but your situation still feels painfully the same, you’re not alone. Living with addiction can create a deep tension between faith and reality. You want to trust G
If you feel like you’re constantly trying to figure out what to do, what to say, or how to respond… you’re not alone. Living with alcoholism can feel like one long series of decisions. You’re always thinking, adjusting,
If bedtime feels heavy, anxious, or even a little overwhelming, you’re not alone. When you’re sharing a space with someone who is drinking at night, it can be incredibly hard for your body to relax — even when you’re exh
When you’re living with an addicted husband, it’s easy to get pulled into quick emotional reactions — and later wish you had handled the moment differently. In this episode, we talk about a simple 3-minute check-in that
When you’re married to an alcoholic, it’s easy to believe progress only counts if he stops drinking. But your growth matters too. In this episode, we talk about how and why *your* small wins are real signs of healing. Yo
The night may be over, but the tension isn’t. If the morning after drinking leaves you angry, exhausted, and unsure how to respond without making things worse, this episode is for you. We talk about what’s really happeni
If evenings fill you with tension, dread, or emotional exhaustion, you’re not alone. For many wives of alcoholics, nights are when drinking escalates and peace feels out of reach. In this episode, I share why evenings ar
If the idea of “new year, new you” makes you feel tired instead of motivated, this episode is for you. In this episode, we talk about three small, gentle shifts that can help this year feel steadier and more manageable —
If your stomach drops every time your phone buzzes or dings with a message from your husband, you’re not alone. When you’re married to an alcoholic, a single text can set off hours of anxiety — and deciding whether to re
Your heart sinks when you hear the door open. You can tell before he even speaks — he’s been drinking again. What do you do in that moment? How do you keep from spiraling into anger, panic, or tears… when all you want is
In this special episode, Julie does something she’s never done before —she’s sharing a full Secret Sisters Circle lesson right here on the podcast! This exclusive teaching, called “Common Pitfalls,” dives into the six ma
Do you ever feel that sense of dread creep in on Sunday evenings? The week ahead looms large, and before it even begins, you’re already exhausted. In today’s episode of the Married to Addiction podcast, we’re talking abo
If you’ve ever wondered why you should keep praying when nothing seems to change—or felt like your prayers are just hitting a brick wall—this episode is for you. When you’re married to an alcoholic, it’s easy to feel hop
If you’ve ever wondered why you feel stuck, numb, or constantly on edge while living with your husband’s addiction—this episode is for you. I’m sharing what I’ve learned on my own journey of healing from nervous system d
Why does it seem like he keeps choosing alcohol over everything—especially you? In this powerful episode, we break down the truth so many wives of alcoholics need to hear. You’ll discover: Why addiction rewires the brain
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