Brian Mulipah
Brian Mulipah
Save Your Marriage When You Don't Know What to Do
Save Your Marriage When You Don't Know What to Do
Save Your Marriage When You Don't Know What to Do
Sunday 13th December 2020
Brian Mulipah shares practical tips on addressing marital issues and improving communication in this episode of 'Whole Person Recovery'.
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Brian Mulipah
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Mindful Recovery
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Body & Mind
Healing Relationships
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Get the buttons here!When Marriage Hits a Rough Patch: Practical Advice from Brian Mulipah
If you're already exercising the four answers that you wrote down, it means you are slowly destroying your marriage. I wonder why your spouse doesn't want to be with you.
Ever found yourself in a marriage where something feels off, but you can't quite put your finger on it? In this episode of 'Whole Person Recovery', Brian Mulipah dives into the tricky waters of marital uncertainty. When your spouse seems upset and won't communicate why, it can feel like you're walking on eggshells. Brian, a seasoned recovery coach, breaks down how to tackle these mysterious marital woes head-on.
He suggests a unique approach: grab a journal and answer four brutally honest questions about how you might be sabotaging your relationship. This exercise isn't about blame but about self-awareness. Are your actions unknowingly pushing your partner away? If so, it's time for a change. Brian stresses the importance of communication—it's the lifeline of any relationship. And if talking it out feels impossible, seeking help is a brave and necessary step.
This episode isn't just for those in crisis; it's for anyone looking to strengthen their relationship. With Brian's empathetic and practical advice, you'll find new ways to connect and heal. Tune in and discover how to turn confusion into clarity, one honest conversation at a time.