Welcome to the Helping Couples Heal podcast. If you have lost hope around healing your relationship due to infidelity, relational or betrayal trauma you have come to the right place. Helping Couples Heal is an ongoing podcast designed to help couples recover and heal from the impact of betrayal trauma on their relationships. We cumulatively bring over two decades of experience and expertise in the... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & FitnessSexuality |
In this special edition of the Helping Couples Heal podcast, Marnie talks with Stan about the original episode they recorded back in 2021 and explore why that episode was so popular with our listeners. Their conversation is followed by the re-release... more
In this episode of Helping Couples Heal, Marnie talks with award-winning actress Maddie Corman about her journey of healing from betrayal trauma in the aftermath of discovering her husband's secret life. more
In this episode of Helping Couples Heal, Marnie interviews Chris Jones, a coach and therapist who shares his own story of healing from problematic sexual behavior. Chris opens up about his own process, what he has learned and what was the prominent f... more
In this episode of the Helping Couples Heal podcast, Marnie and Duane talk about the losses that result from betrayal and the grieving process couples must walk through together as an important part of relational healing. When couples are able to do ... more
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I just can not believe that a podcast could put my feelings into words so well!!!! I’m only about 6 episodes in and I can not tell you how many times tears have sprang to my eyes because somebody completely seems to understand how I feel.
This podcast is so helpful in affirming and naming the experience I have had and the feelings I have encountered through betrayal trauma. Knowing what I have felt is universal and normal has given me the confidence to trust myself again ❤️
My husband and I have listened to many podcasts during our recovery process. This episode is, by far, the best, most concise, spot on discussion of betrayal grief. I’ve already listened to it twice and we are going to listen to it together next. Thank you!!
Its interesting to not the number of times that the betraying partner is described as He and the victim described as She. There is an obvious bias here, and mathematically, it cannot be that only females are victims and only males chose to be unfaithful. It is a huge weakness of the podcast, and perhaps the help they are trying to give.
I happened upon this podcast and started with the most recent, as we are trying to find our way through betrayal. We are in the divorce process, but it's not what I want, though he does not want to be married; he wants to be free and not committed to anyone. I really appreciated the episode about grief after betrayal; it really resonated with me. I sent it to my spouse, who I'm sure won't listen, but I can't force anything. What was mentioned about. Instant triggers is oh so true, as we are shar... more
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