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In-depth narratives on recovery, our fellowship, common questions, but without the personal stories.

Cafcass defines parental alienation as "when a child’s resistance or hostility towards one parent is not justified and is the result of psychological manipulation by the other parent", yet experts, therapists, and social workers are not trained to assess or deal with cases involving it. I spent years making my case to judges, experts, and lawyers, all of whom failed to agree on what was actually happening between my ex-wife, my kids, and myself. At the time, it seemed like I was constantly trying to prove a negative, and all paths ended in dead ends as my ex-wife pursued her agenda.

Does it feel like no matter what you try, your husband or wife won't stop drinking? Are you tired of constantly obsessing over your spouse's alcoholism? Do you want to learn how to find serenity in the midst of the chaos you're dealing with?This plan for dealing with an alcoholic spouse will change your life forever! These are proven methods that have helped tens of thousands of people all over the world learn how to cope with family members and friends who are addicted to alcohol.

This book is designed to help you learn how to cope with addicts, alcoholics or substance abusers. Like most people, you are probably exhausted from trying to cope with all of the lies, arguments, anger, broken trust, stealing, manipulation, and insane behaviors that accompany having a relationship with an addict. Perhaps you have lost all hope for change and find yourself caught between loving who the substance abuser once was with all of your heart and hating the addict that they have become.

I know exactly how you feel right now. When I started looking for help, I was exhausted from living with someone who was addicted to alcohol. I was lonely, frustrated, confused, deeply hurt, anxious, mad, worried, filled with fear, and out of ideas.

Neither a celebration of non-monogamy nor a cautionary tale, Seek the Risk is a firsthand account of what one extreme sports competitor went through after falling in love with the “wrong girl.” His journey forced him to reevaluate his ideals about relationships, female sexuality, and his own masculinity. It was also the wildest ride of his life.

This guide is written as a quick reference to provide the listener with methods of detachment, setting boundaries, and letting go with the substance abuser in your life. Applying the ideas within will certainly help you experience more peace in your life and bring about less tension between you and the addict.

UNDER CONSTRUCTION :) I will re-post the earlier steps soon after some audio repair. A collection of guided meditations on the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. We could potentially share short Bhakti or dharma talks, conversations with folks on fear and death and meditation, and anything else that arises as an act of devotion. Our path is evolving only by intuitive design. So drop us a line if you feel you have an idea for content.

From the same person who brought you Whit Wednesdays on Instagram, Whitnie Maree (@whitmaree) has unfiltered and unpredictable phone calls with friends and acquaintances, in her network - allowing them to choose whether or not to reveal their true identities at the end of the show. We're discussing career, relationships, family, sex, and so much more - no topic is off limits! Want a chance to tell your story?? Slide in the DMs (IG: whitmaree)

Welcome to the Anonymous Advice Podcast where Andrew (me) answers questions from complete strangers from the internet. A friend of mine thought that sometimes we need advice on certain situations from an outside source, not from friends and family. I said "Hey, I'm a 32 year old single male in NYC and have no knowledge about life or relationships so why don't I make a podcast giving people advice on these two topics" I hope you join me on this comedic journey. Please don't try to take things I say too seriously although I am being honest about my life and what I would do in these certain ...

Follow me as I follow Jesus Christ (1 Corinthians 11:1 KJV). You can become “True Christians” with tangible proof/evidence of the filling of God’s Holy Spirit. Men can become Prophets and the women can become Prophetess (according to your application of these messages). To summarize this mission, if you apply these messages you can have the ability to clearly hear God’s voice through Prophetic Visions and etc. No games or gimmicks over here, your life will NEVER BE THE SAME. I’m also on a mission to strengthen and restore heterosexual marriages and their households. I have two ...

Explore the Truth About Humanity and the Human Condition - a commentary about humanity's beginning, present and possible future.

Voiced as an e-book, this podcast is a series of heart-felt letters addressed to Michelle Obama. In the letters, I discuss my past; from my rise out of poverty and abuse to the hallowed halls of academia and beyond. Along the way, I make history and encounter a number of celebrities. Join me on adventures that promise to be both heartbreaking and hilarious. Oh! Don't forget to check out, "Ep. Afterthoughts."

Hi, I'm a 40-year-old wife and mom and this podcast is like therapy to me so I don't keep losing my s%@t on my family! Sometimes we all just need to rant. Feel like sharing, send me an email: thwrant@gmail.com Social Media Coming Soon! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thwrant/support

We all know the saying, "Nice guys finish last" - but really, do nice guys (and girls, of course - I mean, come on, I'm a woman myself) actually finish last? Here's my two cents on this question: (That is, if you're even interested in hearing my opinion. To you, I'm just another stranger. You may not know me - yet - but I can ensure you that my positive and comical view on love and dating mishaps has a 69% chance of making you laugh.) Now, where was I? -"Nice guys finish last" sounds so negative, when in fact, it should be looked at positively. Today's "nice guy" or "nice girl" surely beats ...

A survival guide for good men who find themselves married to a restless soul and a woman whom never seems satisfied with him and is always seeking something more. Many good men with honor, integrity and virtuous values find themselves married to someone that betrays them, hurts them and breaks their hearts with infidelity and continuous inappropriate behaviors. They feel honor bound to try to make their marriage work, but nothing they can do seems to work.

Our new podcast where we talk about life after motherhood.

A podcast where two childhood friends reconnect to discuss mom life, adulting, and everything in between.

Some thoughts direct from heart!

We discuss and share diverse experiences about the realities of being a new wife to help deconstruct unrealistic and ungodly notions of marriage.