
Deana and Lizzie are two women whose lives unexpectedly crossed through a shared past with the same emotionally abusive partner. From that pain came Surviving Toxic Relationships—a faith-based podcast about truth, healing, and empowerment after emotional and relational abuse.
Grounded in faith and guided by God’s grace, they share honest conversations about manipulation, betrayal, gaslighting, tr... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 86 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementSociety & CultureRelationshipsEducation | |||

This episode is for anyone who has ever asked:
“Why am I still paying the price for someone else’s abuse?”
In this powerful episode of Surviving Toxic Relationships, hosts Deana and Lizzie sit down with Joni Woods, a certified life coach, culture s... more
In this powerful episode of Surviving Toxic Relationships, with Deana and Lizzie sit down with Brooke DeBoer, author of Living the Free Life and a life coach whose journey from bullying and emotional abuse to healing and freedom is both deeply person... more
In this gripping episode of Surviving Toxic Relationships with Deana and Lizzie sit down with Ken Childs, a veteran Los Angeles private investigator whose 25-year career includes celebrity cases, criminal investigations, and exposing double lives.
K... more
In this deeply personal episode of Surviving Toxic Relationships, Lizzie shares her full story—one that spans faith, marriage, motherhood, religious abuse, emotional control, and survival.
From marrying young with the belief that God had ordained th... more
Episode 81: If you’ve ever dreamed of writing a book—or wondered if it’s too late—this inspiring episode is for you.
In this powerful conversation on Surviving Toxic Relationships, hosts Deana and Lizzie talk with Terry Whalin—author, editor, liter... more
Welcome to Surviving Toxic Relationships, a faith-based podcast created for women who are healing, rebuilding, and reclaiming their voice after emotional and relational abuse.
Hosted by Lizzie and Deana—two women whose lives unexpectedly intersected... more
In this deeply personal episode of Surviving Toxic Relationships, Lizzie opens up about how the holidays can feel different—lonelier, quieter, or unexpectedly emotional—especially after walking through heartbreak, divorce, or the loss of family tradi... more
The holidays can intensify toxic family dynamics, emotional labor, grief, and high-conflict co-parenting. For many women, this season brings pressure to perform, suppress pain, and hold everything together.
In this episode, Lizzie and Deana talk hon... more
These two women are wonderful to talk to and share stories. I am a writer (Pretend They Are Dead)and they both were engaging and easy to talk to about difficult subject. Recommend highly…
I absolutely adore these ladies- How bless to have the opportunity to share and meet them-the kind of podcast hosts every guest hopes for—warm, fun, deeply interested, and brilliantly curious. they made the process effortless. Their questions were thoughtful and original, drawing out more stories and insights. The conversation flowed naturally, openly, with humor, professionalism and heart! Thank u ladies x
To know that I’m not crazy or alone and how to heal thank you ladies
This podcast is wonderful. I recently left an abusive relationship, and I have had so many doubts and fears swirling around in my heart. If you need Godly encouragement, this is a wonderful place to start. Thank you Deana and Lizzie for giving your insight and wisdom.
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This podcast focuses on the journey of healing and empowerment following emotional and relational abuse. The hosts engage in heartfelt conversations about difficult topics such as manipulation, gaslighting, trauma bonding, and personal recovery, all grounded in faith. By sharing personal experiences and the wisdom gained from adversity, the podcast offers a supportive community for listeners navigating their own struggles with toxic relationships. Unique for its blend of spiritual guidance and practical advice, it emphasizes the themes of reclaiming personal worth and identity after trauma, making it a valuable resource for those seeking hope and renewal in their lives.
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