You Re-Build Trust Over Time By Taking Things Slow - a podcast by Robert Weiss, PhD, MSW and Tami VerHelst

from 2021-02-25T14:38:33

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Rob and Tami discuss whether it makes sense for a sex addict to invest in a dating coach, how to tell if your addict is really genuine in their feelings, and share how to have the right mindset when you’re going through a treatment program for the first time. Trust and intimacy take time to build and it’s important to trust the process and journey you’re going on. The one thing addicts hate is taking things slow, but that’s exactly what you need to do to build trust.

 

TAKEAWAYS:

[0:30] Should I invest in a dating coach?

[4:25] My husband has been sober for a year. How do I know his lust for me is genuine?

[8:45] I’m a serial cheater and I keep thinking about the last person I cheated on my wife with. Why?

[12:45] What are my first steps to restoring my relationship when I get home from treatment?

[16:25] My husband’s CSAT refuses to do a disclosure because I don’t want to work with his recommended counselor. What do I do?

[23:40] My SA is a behavioral therapist for drug and alcohol addiction. He knows the steps but isn’t ready to face his own addiction. What should I do?

[26:35] If there are no consequences for him to change, then he won’t.

[28:15] Does my spouse have the right to go through my things?

 

RESOURCES:

Seekingintegrity.com

Email Tami: Tami@Seekingintegrity.com

Sexandrelationshiphealing.com

Intherooms.com

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