HeyJaredOvercoming Betrayal & Addiction
The Overcoming Betrayal and Addiction podcast, featuring Dr. Rob Weiss and Tami VerHelst, presents a conversational Q&A style discussion drawn from listener questions about sex and porn addictions, infidelity, cheating, and hard work required to heal relationship betrayal. Dr.
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Engaging Your Brain in Repair and Recovery (opens the original)
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John Taylor and Tami explore the importance of engaging executive functioning in relationship repair and recovery. John offers several questions that partners can ask to jump-start engagement in rebuilding trust. They then answer participant questions about transactional relationships, realistic expectations for change after 25 years of betrayal, and the reality of building a relationship with someone who is selfish. TAKEAWAYS: [1:10] Why your brain stops working after D-day. [4:30] Hypervigilan
How Can I Rebuild Trust? (opens the original)
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Dr. Eddie Capparucci and Tami answer participant questions about sex, love, and addiction. They cover the importance of honoring boundaries, effective check-ins, managing anger, and finding hope when it feels like your addiction has taken over your life. TAKEAWAYS: [2:40] How do I process multiple inner children in me? [5:07] Why has the language around betrayal become sanatized? [11:06] What can I do to finally overcome repeated slips? [17:08] My partner broke my boundary. Now what? [22:55] Sho
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