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It might be déjà vu but it also might be you!Join Christina Hathaway, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, as she dives deep into the complexities of relationships and personal growth.
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Call Her Mommy: Are You Mothering Your Partner? (opens the original)
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When did you stop being his girlfriend and start being his mother? Maybe you're reminding him about appointments, helping him find a job, managing the household, planning the dates, remembering important birthdays, or constantly telling him what needs to get done. Little by little, you may find yourself carrying not just your share of the relationship—but responsibility for his life, too. In this episode of Dating Deja Vu, Christina Hathaway breaks down what happens when a relationship shifts fr
Quiet Quitting Your Relationship: 7 Signs You’re Emotionally Checked Out (opens the original)
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You may not be fighting. You may not be thinking about divorce. You may still share a home, raise your kids, have sex, pay the bills, and look like a perfectly functional couple from the outside. But what happens when you’ve stopped trying? In this episode of Dating Deja Vu, Christina Hathaway explores the increasingly common idea of “quiet quitting” a relationship—when you remain physically present but become emotionally disconnected from your partner. It’s not necessarily about no longer carin
The 5 Red Flags You’re Dating an Emotionally Immature Person (opens the original)
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What does emotional immaturity look like in dating? It’s not about being sensitive, emotional, or having big feelings. It’s about what someone does with those feelings when they feel hurt, rejected, criticized, disappointed, or vulnerable. In this episode of Dating Deja Vu, Christina Hathaway breaks down 5 signs you may be dating an emotionally immature person and explains how emotional immaturity can show up in romantic relationships. Using Pia Mellody’s developmental model of the wounded child
Are You Apologizing Wrong? Here Are the 4 Steps to a Real Apology (opens the original)
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Saying “I’m sorry” isn’t always the same as taking accountability. In this episode of Dating Deja Vu, Christina Hathaway breaks down what a real apology looks like in a relationship and why words alone aren’t enough to repair hurt, rebuild trust, or change unhealthy patterns. Christina introduces the four-part apology: name what you did and validate the impact, take full ownership, make amends, and commit to changing your behavior. You’ll also learn why forgiveness doesn’t have to happen immedia
5 Simple Ways to Improve Your Relationship and Create More Connection (opens the original)
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What if a better relationship doesn’t require a bigger date night, an expensive gift, or a grand romantic gesture? Sometimes, the biggest changes come from the smallest things we consistently do. In this episode of Dating Deja Vu, Christina Hathaway, LMFT, shares 5 simple ways to strengthen your relationship, improve emotional connection, and create a healthier partnership. From noticing what your partner is doing right to learning how to respond to criticism with curiosity, these small shifts c
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