
Do you have an alcoholic husband? Married to Addiction is a faith-based podcast that gives the wife of an alcoholic the tools and strength she needs to navigate her husband's addiction without losing herself in the process.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 129 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

There's a kind of grief that doesn't have a name.
It's not the grief of losing someone. It's not the grief of a marriage that ended. It's the grief of mourning a version of your relationship that's gone — while you're still living inside it.
Today'... more
You've probably heard me mention some of the resources I offer (both free and paid) — but I promise you don't know about everything that's available to you!
Today I'm walking you through all of Married to Addiction's offerings — free and paid — so y... more
Most people assume the holidays are the hardest time of year when you're married to an alcoholic.
But for many women, it's actually summer.
If you've ever found yourself feeling more overwhelmed, anxious, disappointed, or exhausted once school lets... more
One of the hardest parts of being married to an alcoholic is carrying a pain that no one around you can see.
In this episode, we talk about the deep loneliness of pretending everything is fine while quietly struggling behind closed doors — and why k... more
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I’ve listened to about it 10 episodes. I tried therapy and NA support but no one really understands what we are needing and it’s to hear that support and love from someone else going through that. Not just to tell us that we need accept the things we can’t change but to give us tools and reality, we have 1 kid and 1 on the way and my husband relapsed to kratom (gas station opioids) he previously used opioids. Thank you very much for this podcast I was referred by another mom on Facebook
This podcast it’s so helpful for helping us as wives of alcoholics to function in a healthier way. I wasn’t even sure that my husband really was an alcoholic, but I’ve come to the conclusion that he is after listening to almost all of the episodes. Thank you, Julie for the work you do in this world.
This podcast has helped me so much. I feel like I am emotionally hanging on by a thread right now. I pray my husband can stick with the new sober journey. But I am so glad I found this podcast and am seeking a counselor for myself. Thank you!
First, I understand and believe that the host should absolutely be compensated for the work she has put into her resource library. It’s an extensive amount of work and from what I’ve seen, she’s done a wonderful job.
However, I find myself frequently discouraged that in order to access Christian COMMUNITY in this space, we have to pay. I can find community for free in AL-Anon and SMART programs, but to get support from Christian sisters, I have to pay?
Christian community should be free. I’ll... more
Hi Julie
I just wanted to take a moment and thank you for this podcast I’m in the very beginning of
The series and about 9 episodes in. Just hearing your information, your caring and compass and soft voice is so welcoming and best of all just someone who lets God help direct you..!my situation is not nearly as bad as some but I can’t for see the future but either way I know I have God with me and know that we’re not alone . God bless you and your journey with your husband and thank you from th... more
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A faith-based show offering practical, compassionate guidance for women living with a spouse's addiction. Episodes emphasize boundaries, self-care, prayer, and faith as tools to navigate daily challenges while staying connected to personal values. Recurrent themes include managing evenings and mornings around drinking, setting healthy boundaries, and using structured programs and support circles to translate faith into actionable steps. A notable feature is how the host blends biblical guidance with real-life strategies, and recurring promotions around a faith-focused community for ongoing support.
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