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Being a daughter-in-law is one of the most challenging and overlooked life experiences in our society. You might think no one knows what you’re going through, until now that is! Here at We Married The Family we are dedicated to unpacking the complexities of in-laws and multigenerational living. We dive into all the unspoken aspects of this family dynamic, the emotional challenges and relationship issues that come with it. Helping you navigate the intricacies of these relationships, to facilitate more harmony within yourself, your marriage and your family.
Dr. Nadia hosts We Married The Family, a education show with 21 episodes published.
In today's episode I'm joined by licensed therapist and adjunct professor Maliha Khan from Houston, Texas to talk all things Jama Taqseem! A thought provoking, psychological dissection of the popular drama that depicts j
A common occurrence that really damages a woman’s self-esteem is the constant criticism from her in-laws. It’s a tough thing to overcome and you might spend many years in fearing their words, being scarred by their words
What does home mean to you? Can you feel at home in someone else’s home? In this episode I unpack these questions and shed light on emotional homelessness. To join the DIL’s membership click here: https://spiritualpsycho
Today’s episode is going into the subconscious layer of the dream-world and exploring some of the ways that your in-laws might show up whilst your asleep. Should you take that as a warning? Ignore it? Or is there somethi
A sad reality is that there are a lot of daughters-in-law who are denying themselves of a basic survival need because they don’t like being around their in-laws. This episode explores a confession, it was sent in by one
Today’s episode is an exploration of the parallels between the story of the Ugly Duckling and experiences that daughters-in-law go through. Experiences of facing rejection, being in exile, trauma, isolation, losing your
Today’s episode is about learned helplessness, a term coined by psychologist Martin Seligman in the 70’s. It refers to the state of helplessness after repeated negative experiences that a person has not been able to exit
Ramadan can be especially stressful for some daughters-in-law, a month that we would love to enjoy can become a month that is exhausting and full of dread because of the social roles and expectations. As with all confess
Life as a daughter-in-law living with in-laws can be a struggle for anyone, but for someone who’s neurodivergent, the struggle amplifies. Keeping up with family, making time to do the chores ‘properly’ and regularly, mai
Today’s episode is a dive into family dynamics through an illustration* (by illustration I mean a diagram >_ When two people get married, the families expand, but how does the couple create its own unit within the family
Today’s episode is a confession episode, it's a very common experience that daughters-in-law go through: a loss of self. Someone sent this in sharing that since she's been married, she doesn't know who she is anymore, if
Today’s episode is about the virtue of patience and how it has been inaccurately adopted to spiritually bypass the real issues. Recognise whether you are harming yourself (or someone else) by giving them this advice. And
Today’s episode explores the ways a DIL feels invisible in the family and her marriage. From sheer ignorance of her experiences due to tradition, to invalidation and dehumanisation. I'll share some pointers on how to ove
This week’s episode comes with a warning because it is about abuse. Take it slow, especially if it’s close to home, seek support if you need it. I share information about this insidious type of abuse that can go undetect
Today's episode explores a confession sent in by a daughter-in-law. Most people won't have to think twice about when they do their laundry. But for DIL's it's an invisible weight, something they may create new, and seemi
This week’s episode is inspired by a client session. I present the well-known metaphor of taking your seat at the table, or leaving a table that doesn’t respect you, in relation to in-laws. The people seated around your
In part 2 of Privacy Issues with in-laws I cover the emotional dimension. This is all about your personal boundaries, how much do you share of yourself with your in-laws? How do you and your husband manage conflict whils
This weeks episode is Part 1 of a 2 part series on Privacy Issues when living with in-laws. I cover the major issues that arise around physical space including intimacy issues, shared space and boundaries. And I share so
In this episode I explore a confession sent in by a follower on Instagram. What do you do when you hate your husband? Why would you hate him in the first place? I unpack some of this in today's episode. The confessions s
In this episode you'll learn about an unhealthy family dynamic of rigid hierarchies and how that contributes to mistreatment of DIL's. To join the DIL's membership visit my website: www.wemarriedthefamily.com Doors close
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