Julie Sanford
Julie Sanford
Episode 47: Should I confront my husband about his drinking?
Episode 47: Should I confront my husband about his drinking?
Episode 47: Should I confront my husband about his drinking?
Thursday 23rd June 2022
Julie Sanford shares her experiences and advice on whether confronting your husband about his drinking is the right approach in 'Married to Addiction'.
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Get the buttons here!Should You Talk to Your Husband About His Drinking? Insights from Julie Sanford
An alcoholic is going to find a way to drink, whether you call them out on it or not.
Ever wondered if confronting your husband about his drinking is the right move? Julie Sanford has been there and knows the dilemma all too well. In this episode of 'Married to Addiction', she dives into the complexities of whether or not to confront your spouse about their alcohol use. Julie shares her personal experiences of confronting her husband countless times, only to find that it didn’t change his behavior but did impact her own journey.
She explores why confrontation might not yield the results you hope for and offers alternative approaches that could be more effective. Instead of heated confrontations, Julie suggests taking a step back during tense moments and approaching the conversation with a loving and understanding spirit. She emphasizes the importance of listening to your husband and creating an environment where he feels heard.
Throughout the episode, Julie also highlights resources like the Secret Sister Circle, a supportive community for Christian wives of alcoholics, offering additional tools and guidance. This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with how to address their spouse’s drinking in a way that fosters healing and understanding.