
Latter Day Struggles
The Latter Day Struggles Podcast addresses beliefs and issues within the LDS faith that are challenging to talk about but vital to discuss for those trying to navigate their relationship in or around the church. Valerie and her guests invite psychological maturity, theological health, and institutional integrity.
Latter Day Struggles
361: I'm Sharing My Life with This Stranger?
In this heartwarming episode, Val is the guest on the Therapy Brothers podcast hosted by brothers & fellow relationship therapists Brannon and Tyler Patrick.
The topic is navigating the choppy waters of a marriage in distress due to the faith journey of one of the partners--a demographic of couples that is multiplying rapidly.
The bottom line? A faith transition can (and has) weakened or destroyed many a marriage. But guess what? A faith transition can actually strengthen a marriage in ways that virtually nothing else can--if both partners have the framework and the tools.
Listen in as Valerie shares her experiences and strategies helping countless distressed couples rediscover love by:
- redefining what healthy marriage is
- focusing on values over beliefs
- embracing discomfort for growth
- fostering deep connections through compassion, curiosity, and healthy differentiation of self.
Whether you're in a faith-expanding journey or just want to deepen your relationship, this episode is packed with wisdom to guide you through the intricate dance of intimate relationship & spiritual evolution.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction and Going Live
00:33 Weekend Stories and Parenting
02:33 Introducing Valerie Hamer
04:00 Valerie's Professional Journey
06:08 Navigating Faith and Relationships
11:49 The Role of Compassion and Understanding
32:39 Process Over Content in Relationships
42:14 Valerie's Resources and Conclusion
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