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Signs We Needed Therapy
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İçerik Pierre Aristil, Danilee Aristil, Pierre Aristil, and Danilee Aristil tarafından sağlanmıştır. Bölümler, grafikler ve podcast açıklamaları dahil tüm podcast içeriği doğrudan Pierre Aristil, Danilee Aristil, Pierre Aristil, and Danilee Aristil veya podcast platform ortağı tarafından yüklenir ve sağlanır. Birinin telif hakkıyla korunan çalışmanızı izniniz olmadan kullandığını düşünüyorsanız burada https://tr.player.fm/legal özetlenen süreci takip edebilirsiniz.
Have you ever felt like you and your spouse were nothing more than well-acquainted roommates, passing by each other with a dead "good morning"? Our marriage teetered on that precarious edge, and we're laying it all bare—the raw, uncut journey of recognizing our disconnection and the healing that Jesus and therapy brought into our lives.
Breaking down the facades we crafted from our days in Bible college and our roles in a church, we faced the painful but task of reassessing who we were as individuals and as a couple. This episode gives voice to the struggle against depression and the daunting questions about faith and compatibility that had us considering divorce. We confront the fear that maybe we weren't the perfect match we once believed. We unravel this narrative not just for ourselves, but for anyone who has ever wondered if their partnership could—or even should—survive the trials of life.
Ending on a note of hope and solidarity, we extend an invitation to stay connected, to support one another, and to embrace the continuous journey of growth and love. Sharing how therapy opened our eyes to the true meaning of being a couple, we encourage each listener to recognize the red flags in their relationships and to have the courage to seek help. Whether it's with us through our podcast or in your own circles, remember that reaching out is a sign of strength, and that together, we can keep moving forward.
Breaking down the facades we crafted from our days in Bible college and our roles in a church, we faced the painful but task of reassessing who we were as individuals and as a couple. This episode gives voice to the struggle against depression and the daunting questions about faith and compatibility that had us considering divorce. We confront the fear that maybe we weren't the perfect match we once believed. We unravel this narrative not just for ourselves, but for anyone who has ever wondered if their partnership could—or even should—survive the trials of life.
Ending on a note of hope and solidarity, we extend an invitation to stay connected, to support one another, and to embrace the continuous journey of growth and love. Sharing how therapy opened our eyes to the true meaning of being a couple, we encourage each listener to recognize the red flags in their relationships and to have the courage to seek help. Whether it's with us through our podcast or in your own circles, remember that reaching out is a sign of strength, and that together, we can keep moving forward.
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Bölümler
1. Restoring a Troubled Marriage With Therapy (00:00:00)
2. Reassessing Marriage and Personal Identities (00:05:36)
3. Counseling for Marriage Need Recognition (00:10:01)
4. The Importance of Therapy in Relationships (00:22:32)
5. Stay Connected and Support Each Other (00:35:26)
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