MarriageRecoveryCtr

Helping couples find hope and healing for their marriages. {formerly @marriagerehab}

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Marriage issues aren’t really marriage issues. They are individual issues being played out in the relationship as symptoms. The root causes are within the individuals.

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What if you could respond to relational challenges with confidence and resilience? What if you could allow your feelings to provide insight on how to address emotional conflict? Learn how in our free eBook. Click here to download: https://t.co/fPTP5FXu2N

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We were created with an innate need to live in authenticity, intimacy, vulnerability, and trust—the hallmarks of a healthy relationship.

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In our latest video, Dr. Hunt speaks about the potential problems that arise when scriptural interpretations of women and their role as “helpmate” are misapplied, especially in the context of marriage. Watch here: https://t.co/QAUilzno6E

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With the right guidance and planning, an intervention can be a powerful catalyst for change, even in the most challenging of circumstances. Find out how an intervention can change your marriage in this upcoming class: https://t.co/wO4K1qAW5a

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Every crisis presents an opportunity. Yes, there is tension in your relationship right now, but with a commitment to learn and grow together, your marriage can be more powerful and more intimate than ever.

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Depression, anxiety, insomnia and stress are just a few of the physical effects of emotional abuse. Join us for a live video class this Wednesday to learn how you can start your healing journey. Sign up here: https://t.co/h6UrecyWIl

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Emotional abuse is known as a silent epidemic because it doesn’t always look like yelling, threatening, and overtly aggressive behavior. It’s often subtle and takes place behind closed doors, and there are no visible bruises to prove that it’s happening.

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Anger is considered a secondary emotion - a signal that we to attend to something. Underneath the anger often lies hurt, sadness, or some other vulnerable feeling.

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One profound result of ongoing emotional abuse is that the victim is no longer an equal partner in the relationship, worthy of his or her own unique identity, but is essentially seen and treated as merely an extension of the abuser.

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Join Dr. Lenne Hunt as she talks about “the silk and steel” of marriage, and why boundaries are critical for healthy relationships. Click here to register for her free class: https://t.co/Tb8IctVuUS

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If you’re in a relationship with a narcissist, here are some things to consider before you decide whether to leave or stay. Watch our latest video here: https://t.co/PH6AnERSSZ

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People who are experiencing emotional abuse have few places they can turn to for help. Find out what steps you can take to start healing from emotional abuse in our upcoming free class. Sign up here: https://t.co/UQM3oFZuKv

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Emotional abuse is a pattern of destructive behavior used to gain and maintain power and control over a person.

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When anger is consistently used as a weapon to intimidate and power-over someone, it becomes more than simply an uncontrolled outburst. Read our latest blog on how perpetrators of emotional abuse use anger as a weapon to control their mate: https://t.co/enNwWFWmcL

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“Love bombing” is a tactic of emotional abusers to gloss over the hurt that was caused and entice you to bring your heart close again to the one who hurt you.

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“Invisible” is a word that victims of emotional abuse frequently use to describe how they feel. They feel neither seen nor heard by their spouse.

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No one gets through life unscathed by hurt, offense, and others’ selfishness, but it is the ongoing pattern of destructive behavior that destroys relationships.

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Your words and actions set the tone of your marriage to either be confrontational or collaborative. Join our free class to learn how to create an environment for healing in your marriage. Sign up here: https://t.co/tYoiYnV92z

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“I never said that. That didn’t happen. Why are you making me out to be the bad guy?” One of the primary strategies of emotional abuse is an assault on the victim’s view of reality.