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Episode 25: On Knowing When It's Time to Leave a Marriage
The decision to leave a marriage or a committed relationship is hardly ever an easy decision and it’s even harder to execute. As much as we applaud the courage it takes to leave when that time comes, it doesn’t change the reality that it is supposed to be hard. It shouldn’t be an easy decision; and it most definitely shouldn’t be a knee-jerk reaction.
In this episode of Therapists’ Take, podcast hosts and professional couples therapists, Josh and Carrie, are going to discuss a question that is often dreaded and sometimes painfully avoided - How do I know when it is time to leave my marriage (or committed relationship)? The format of this episode will go as follows:
- When does someone have...
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Safety Exploitation: Gaslighting Types 10, 11, and 12
Просмотров 7323 часа назад
Gaslighting can be very scary! This is the fourth and final part in the 12 Types of Gaslighting Series. In this video, we will be focusing on gaslighting types 10-12, which fall under the category of Safety Exploitation. These are the most fearful types of gaslighting because this type of gaslighter utilizes fear and intimidation to meet the objective of making their partner feel like they them...
Episode 24: On Getting the Most Out of Therapy
Просмотров 723 часа назад
The decision to go to therapy is not an easy one. In addition to figuring our how you are going to afford it, there is also many other emotional barriers to overcome like overcoming the social stigma, facing your sense of failure or embarrassment, not to mention all that goes in to choosing the “right” therapist. With all the effort and vulnerability that goes in to merely making the decision, ...
Bonus: On Stress Management | Diana Giles (guest podcaster)
Просмотров 1514 дней назад
Stress and anxiety seem to plague us all at some point in our human existence. However, although most teens and adults can relate to the concept of stress and anxiety, it seems to manifest in way similar to another as well as way quite different from another. Despite how similar or different our experiences are with anxiety, one thing us universally agreed upon, no two situations are exactly th...
Episode 23: On Work Wives, Work Husbands, and Other Opposite Sex Friendships
Просмотров 2521 день назад
Have you ever been referred to as someone’s “work wife” or “work husband”? Is that even okay to do? What about other types of opposite s3x friendships? Are they okay to have? If so, how are they different from same-s3x friendships? So many questions, right? Don’t you worry because Carrie and Josh are on it! In this episode Carrie and Josh will discuss not so much the importance of friendship, b...
Episode 22: On EMDR - What Is It Good For?
Просмотров 611Месяц назад
Episode 22: On EMDR - What Is It Good For?
Episode 21: On the Trauma of First Responders | Guest Therapists: Derek Thomason & Rebel Buersmeyer
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Episode 21: On the Trauma of First Responders | Guest Therapists: Derek Thomason & Rebel Buersmeyer
Bonus: On Gambling Addiction | Travis Ernst (guest)
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Bonus: On Gambling Addiction | Travis Ernst (guest)
Episode 02: Self-Care - Fails, Mishaps, and Self-Correction | Josie & Mary
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Episode 02: Self-Care - Fails, Mishaps, and Self-Correction | Josie & Mary
Hippocratic Exploitation: Gaslighting Types 7, 8, and 9
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Hippocratic Exploitation: Gaslighting Types 7, 8, and 9
Episode 20: On the Power of Liking and Being Liked | Guest Therapist: Ben Thompson, LMFT
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Episode 20: On the Power of Liking and Being Liked | Guest Therapist: Ben Thompson, LMFT
Bonus: On Being a Good Communicator
Просмотров 272 месяца назад
Bonus: On Being a Good Communicator
Episode 19: On Having a "Good Enough" Marriage.
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Episode 19: On Having a "Good Enough" Marriage.
Episode 18: On a NEW Communication Tool for Couples in Conflict
Просмотров 1162 месяца назад
Episode 18: On a NEW Communication Tool for Couples in Conflict
Love Exploitation: Gaslighting Types 4, 5, and 6
Просмотров 1392 месяца назад
Love Exploitation: Gaslighting Types 4, 5, and 6
Non-Negotiable Boundaries & Some Other Types
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Non-Negotiable Boundaries & Some Other Types
Episode 17: On Second Chances
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Episode 17: On Second Chances
Trust Exploitation: Gaslighting Types 1, 2, and 3
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Trust Exploitation: Gaslighting Types 1, 2, and 3
Episode 16: On "Should'ing" All Over Yourself (and Others)
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Episode 16: On "Should'ing" All Over Yourself (and Others)
The Twelve Types of Gaslighting
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The Twelve Types of Gaslighting
Episode 15: On the Right Kind of Conflict
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Episode 15: On the Right Kind of Conflict
Episode 01: Therapizing the Pina Colada song | Josie & Mary
Просмотров 353 месяца назад
Episode 01: Therapizing the Pina Colada song | Josie & Mary
Episode 14: On Disordered Eating | Rebel Buersmeyer (guest)
Просмотров 173 месяца назад
Episode 14: On Disordered Eating | Rebel Buersmeyer (guest)
Bonus: Mary & Josie Discuss Humor in Therapy on a Podcast
Просмотров 93 месяца назад
Bonus: Mary & Josie Discuss Humor in Therapy on a Podcast
Welcome to Our Show
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Welcome to Our Show
Episode 13: On the Dreaded Milestones of Betrayal Trauma Recovery
Просмотров 333 месяца назад
Episode 13: On the Dreaded Milestones of Betrayal Trauma Recovery
Episode 12: On Using Humor in Therapy | Mary & Josie (guests)
Просмотров 244 месяца назад
Episode 12: On Using Humor in Therapy | Mary & Josie (guests)
Episode 11: On the Lasting Pain of Infidelity
Просмотров 734 месяца назад
Episode 11: On the Lasting Pain of Infidelity
Episode 10: On the Three Channels of Self-Awareness | Whitney Alexander (guest)
Просмотров 184 месяца назад
Episode 10: On the Three Channels of Self-Awareness | Whitney Alexander (guest)
Episode 09: On "Are 'Newbie' Therapists Worth It?" | Dr. Kelly Roberts (Guest)
Просмотров 174 месяца назад
Episode 09: On "Are 'Newbie' Therapists Worth It?" | Dr. Kelly Roberts (Guest)

Комментарии

  • @user-jm6ds5dz3t
    @user-jm6ds5dz3t День назад

    im beng abused

  • @pppp67567
    @pppp67567 9 дней назад

    Excellent video!! Thank you, have subscribed.

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 9 дней назад

      Thanks for watching and subscribing. The last of the series on Safety Exploitation was just published yesterday. Please check it out if you haven’t already. 😁👍

  • @pppp67567
    @pppp67567 9 дней назад

    Thank you

  • @deborahpoints1984
    @deborahpoints1984 19 дней назад

    Wasting time

  • @barefooterin2817
    @barefooterin2817 22 дня назад

    So, I'm at the end, and i still don't understand it. Are you doing talk therapy WHILE they're moving their eyes? Like, asking them questions or having them tell their trauma story over again or having them repeat a loud, a certain thought, idea, mantra, memory??? Are asking them to just THINK about the trauma??? I'm still quite confused what's happening during the eye movement.

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 21 день назад

      I sent your question to Rebel, one of the therapists on this podcast episode. I asked her to provide a brief response, which probably doesn’t do it justice, but hopefully it helps. Please also check out the show notes to find teh article Rebel wrote about EMDR. Here is Rebel’s response. hope it helps: “That is a great question. This is a short version answer. It is not talk therapy. After getting a thorough assessment and identifying distressful experiences, you and the therapist will identify the EMDR target which consists of an image from the memory, an associated negative belief, and body sensations. You’ll then bring up the target in your mind while moving your eyes back and forth. During this time, you aren’t talking, only noticing your experience. The therapist will stop the eye movement, ask you to take a break, and ask you what you notice now. The therapist will invite you to “notice that” and repeat the process until the distress has decreased.” Let me know if you have more questions.

  • @janhviljoen
    @janhviljoen 26 дней назад

    Once someone deceived you, you can no longer trust that person. Ever! It's not gaslighting, it's not reflection aggression. it's just reality. The deceiver needs to f off. That is the only remedy.

  • @Chad-nb3bu
    @Chad-nb3bu Месяц назад

    Can I ask I've never been completely honest with things that happen to me when I was a child. I was told why ruin so many people that had nothing to do with it. I haven't had sex since August 2009.. just in my head and using meth and living in horrible fantasy

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u Месяц назад

      I’m not sure what you’re asking, but iitap.com has some great resources. Another resource I really like is seekingintegrity.com

  • @pamelaruigh8185
    @pamelaruigh8185 Месяц назад

    How does one discern if one is being gaslit by a therapist or other health professional when one is already unsure of the correctness of their intuition about that person. If you address it head on the professional in question feels threatened and turns it back on you.

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u Месяц назад

      For anyone who has had the courage to get therapy, it is important to understand that therapy only works if the client feels safe and protected. If for some reason a client doesn’t feel safe with their therapist, then they should address the concern with the therapist. But if they don’t even feel safe doing that, then it might be time to find a new therapist.

  • @melodyschmitke8303
    @melodyschmitke8303 Месяц назад

    Thank you for compassion to both partners. As the unfaithful, it's so comforting. You directed me on another comment I made and this has been helpful. I'll have to listen a couple times to really understand.

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u Месяц назад

      You are too kind. I know the CRC is a little complex, so I appreciate your effort to better understand it. I plan on doing more with it in the future, so please stay tuned. 😁

  • @tenbytenhousefreebutnoteno9095
    @tenbytenhousefreebutnoteno9095 Месяц назад

    We all should feel betrayed for working a 4 hour week in 2020 with electricity water internet cable and 20$ of food, rather then getting the freedom to work 40 hours (and not a hour less). Now we are back to 100% true freedom and not a hour less on a wonderful planet that cannot be escaped. We should all smile and let our teeth sparkle. I like to reflect on resistance being protons, and rest being neutrons, during such blessed eternal (without end) times.

  • @Jean-ni6of
    @Jean-ni6of Месяц назад

    Can I be gaslighting myself?

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u Месяц назад

      You know….that is a really good question. I know we can lie to ourselves, but not so sure if we can gaslight ourselves. I’ll have to think more on it, but my inclination is to say “no, gaslighting is something done TO US not something we do to OURSELVES.” But, I need to think on it more. Thanks for the questions.

  • @RecoveryTV4u
    @RecoveryTV4u 2 месяца назад

    Check out this new series on the 12 Types of Gaslighting - ruclips.net/video/6XANUX7K2aU/видео.htmlsi=lBsBYbftZjXs1dP3

  • @lilayork6410
    @lilayork6410 2 месяца назад

    Test for gaslighting: show them the evidence and instead of owning up they just double down on the lie.

  • @lilayork6410
    @lilayork6410 2 месяца назад

    Currently treating him like a well loved toddler. Barge into the office while I’m on an important business call (jealousy on his part has him constantly bombing my business deals) asking very loudly about where to put the baby wipes. (Seriously?) and I just answer him as if he were a well loved toddler. Oh honey! I’m so glad you found your wipes! You can keep like keep them in the bathroom? (He loves to embarrass me because I occasionally use flushable wipes *roll eyes*) I have tried therapy, individual and couples, talking to him rationally, writing letters, sharing videos. You name it. At this point it’s either lose my mind or disassociate (bye relationship) and fight back with the beloved addled spouse tactic. I’m still looking for Healthier ways of living in this relationship and ultimately my life ❤ good luck everyone

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 2 месяца назад

      Good luck to you too. We can all do only what we can do.

    • @AnthonyManzio
      @AnthonyManzio 22 дня назад

      @@RecoveryTV4u I'm from Canada. What is your advice? Same here being bullied, mobbed, gaslighting, harassed at the hospital for over 14 years. I've happened to be the top worker for 39 years and have never been suspended. These bullies are jealous haters and are very miserable people. Union, manager, HR and the police are all totally useless. Bullies are lazy bums and stupid managers are scared of the bullies. They say I'm crazy, I drink, I'm a stalker who follows women after work. All bs defamation of character. The biggest mistake since they removed disciplinary measures. They should arrest the bullies and fire the manager. Action speaks louder than nasty words. It destroys my reputation. I will never quit to make these lazy bums ever win. If I decide to transfer to another hospital and may start gaslighting, smearing and bullying me once again, I don't know all the new managers etc. like in every department like now. So best to not change hospitals. I will never let bullies try to control me from quitting. Just don't react and don't try to defend myself which will only go back and forth making me look even more guilty. Action always speaks louder than words. Just best to ignore them and let them find another easier target. Never let these low life lazy bums ever win.

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 16 дней назад

      You may have helped me decide my next topic for our podcast - navigating bullies.

  • @rozeenag4352
    @rozeenag4352 2 месяца назад

    What if the victim has to work by himself or herself alone?

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 2 месяца назад

      Great question! I believe that we do not need the cooperation of the perpetrator to effectively heal as an individual, but the relationship often does. The uncertainty this creates, IMO, is why I think there’s so much hesitancy to do recovery.

  • @rozeenag4352
    @rozeenag4352 2 месяца назад

    The current state of affairs has been changed, requiring the individual who betrayed someone to put in significant effort if they desire to repair the relationship. The individual who committed the betrayal should not anticipate that the partner or loved one will swiftly bounce back solely through offering an apology or going for couple therapy. This is due to the fact that the event has already transpired, leaving lasting marks on the neurons in our brain and our amygdala is still in hyper vigilance and not feeling safe with the situation and environment.

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 2 месяца назад

      Sounds like you’re well-read on the matter. Thanks for your response.

  • @shala604
    @shala604 2 месяца назад

    No mattet what it hurts but there too many situational differences to catagorize the healing process in each situation. Mine is different than anyone elses ...yes im dealing with the infidelity sure but now also the baby that untortunetly was born because of this selfish insecure choice. Ten years flushed down the toilet. Some things im not sure can be recovered or rehabilitated

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 2 месяца назад

      Every one has the right to choose stay or leave. Unfortunately, in these circumstances neither are easy choices.

  • @HadassaAb
    @HadassaAb 2 месяца назад

    I have to give this a try!! I put my friend’s voice messages on 1.5 speed and ever since it has changed my life haha

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 2 месяца назад

      Great! Let us know how it went!

  • @andrewpowers2249
    @andrewpowers2249 2 месяца назад

    Are you able to dive deeper into these? Like...is there a difference between one person making a big deal over something small, and someone thinking that the other person makes a big deal over something small...is that person necessarily gaslighting, or could the other person just blow up over small things? Or...could they each just have a different tolerance for what should constitute what is worth getting excited over...so it isn't gaslighting, but just different thresholds?

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 2 месяца назад

      Really good question! I might try to do a Q&A at the end of the series to answer these types of questions.

  • @benjamindsouza6736
    @benjamindsouza6736 2 месяца назад

    One of the most informative videos on sex addiction! 👌👌👌

  • @fruity_mango6539
    @fruity_mango6539 2 месяца назад

    You’re acting like sex addicts have empathy about what their betrayed spouse is going through, by not wanting to disclose everything. No, my husband has to force/fake empathy. He doesn’t want to disclose everything, because he doesn’t want to be seen any different than the image he has constructed.

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 2 месяца назад

      Yes, a lot of times when we talk about it, we talk about it from the angle where addicts feel guilty for what’s happened because that’s mostly what we have experienced. That said, we definitely have had the situation you described at times. I’m making a note to address that in a future video or on our Therapists’ Take podcast. Thanks for your input.

  • @taniak8707
    @taniak8707 2 месяца назад

    Pathos, our greek word😊❤ that means passion.

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 2 месяца назад

      Yes. I believe one of my first vids was on PATHOS.

  • @MrArrylay
    @MrArrylay 3 месяца назад

    Webster's word of the year for 2022, wow. I'm glad more people are aware of gaslighting and the harm it causes.

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 2 месяца назад

      Yes! And I think the word of the year for 2023 was “authentic.” Fitting.

  • @flatlandriver2471
    @flatlandriver2471 3 месяца назад

    I have looked for stuff? about “shoulding” for awhile. This is cliche but my mother in law lives to “should” people. For years there would be a friends/family group conversation and then she would ask a question about the subject of the conversation, then when someone would answer she would cut them off and start in with the “should”. Zero experience about the subject but she’s off to the races. Now I just leave the room. I don’t care if it’s the middle of Christmas dinner. Often when my wife would come back into our house from work or shopping or whatever the first thing she would say would be, “who left this here?” or “why isn’t this where it’s supposed to be?” All of her family, when it’s goodbye time, don’t say goodbye, they tell people how they should travel or how to behave while they’re away or what they “shouldn’t” forget. For years I didn’t understand any of it. The concept of Rule Breakdown is new. Very helpful. Thank you

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 3 месяца назад

      Thanks for your kind response. This is a topic I could go on and on with. I’m glad it was helpful.

  • @PlanetC64
    @PlanetC64 3 месяца назад

    You've been talking about this for many years. I just discovered your channel. THANK YOU.

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 3 месяца назад

      Yes, gaslighting is a fascinating phenomenon to me. I’m glad the vids are helpful. Make sure you download the free pdf article. Be well.

  • @taniak8707
    @taniak8707 3 месяца назад

    A porn addicted man if cries for a woman and play it Romeo and Juliet, can love a woman? My ex fiancé was watching every two- three hours and i left him. I found him at bathroom to watch a group sex and i kicked him from his house that day, when i went to stay. I checked his mobile and i find out howoften he was watching. I was afraid that he is going to do with a friend what he was watching, and he is more sick and he is a singer that he will do everything... He was smoking hasis too in the bathroom. I can' t understand if those two can go together, crazy love and cries and porn addiction....He tried to kill him self when i left him. From the beginning was saying that if he will lose me, he will die. He was taking secretly cocaine and smoked hasis. Still now that came for a date , after six months was saying i love you, you are a part of mine....But ...Gave a like to an escort that was out and have her at Facebook...When i made an (episode) for her in the past, bec. She called him , and he said what she want now ? At the moment i didn't now her job. But i was Angry , and then posted at her after his deadline to me to get back. He said she was a friend, well we are not five years old. I told him, were you to bed with me and still give like at her? You didn't have a good time? He said i give likes and doesn't mean something, i do it to many, but, no ....After two days i told him that i don' t want even for sex once a year, and cried again. The thought that i will not see his like bec he blocked me. After 16 he called me and said : Will you destroy my life? I wanted to hear you.e He wanted to have sex all the time and i think he was a sex addicted too. He didn't want to go the therapist, so i left him.😢

  • @garethbeaton8414
    @garethbeaton8414 3 месяца назад

    Good man thank you totally true coz I'm ill on meds and thing people around me do it's in my heart I'm ill on meds don't woch with me 7 years of it nasty

  • @jekalambert9412
    @jekalambert9412 3 месяца назад

    Why are you snooping on his phone? That's a betrayal. In good relationships, you don't betray the other person by breaking agreements or by invading their privacy. If someone betrays you, they're not someone you want to be with. If you don't want someone to be defensive, you mind your own business - even if it leaves you vulnerable.

  • @BrettMedema
    @BrettMedema 3 месяца назад

    My wife had an affair with a coworker 15 years ago and it still hurts every day. Never had anyone to talk to so everything has been internalized. I know it’s not healthy. We are still married but a part of me is so angry. I’ve been a good husband and father and never deserved this. It’s changed my life and it’s made me bitter. I wish I could flush those feelings and be truly happy again.

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 3 месяца назад

      Betrayal trauma is real trauma. Without proper care, the wound potentially will fester instead of heal. Time is not the key to healing when it comes to betrayal. I’m sorry it’s so hard. See the description of the video for resources if you think they could help.

  • @keylalenihan4094
    @keylalenihan4094 4 месяца назад

    Thank you for this video. ❤

  • @ArtemisRising289
    @ArtemisRising289 4 месяца назад

    Hi Joshua, Do you accept patients outside of OK? I am in NV. I tried going to your website but it did not work. Thank you.

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 4 месяца назад

      Unfortunately, no. We are only permitted to practice in the states we are licensed in.

  • @robertmaxwell3973
    @robertmaxwell3973 4 месяца назад

    If the person can't fix what he or she broke then it's unfixable 😢

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 4 месяца назад

      Agreed. The way forward is to create something new with one another, but that may not happen either.

  • @andulicious6129
    @andulicious6129 4 месяца назад

    there’s people dying of cancer, kids born with defects and you’re saying forgiveness is the most complicated human phenomenon that’s existed. gtfo, you must have a very nice life

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 4 месяца назад

      I do have a nice life, probably better than I deserve. If I could revise my statement, I’d add “human relational phenomenon” because that is what I meant. Didn’t intend to downplay the complexities of any kind of serious ailment. And this is just an opinion, nothing more.

    • @andulicious6129
      @andulicious6129 4 месяца назад

      @@RecoveryTV4u understandable, sorry to be rude, i gotta admit i was. but for a lack of a better word, it’s just so much more things that’s complex and struggles that people go through than forgiveness

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 4 месяца назад

      I agree with that statement. I probably should have done a better job explaining what I meant. Blessing to you. I appreciate the dialogue.

  • @CristyB66
    @CristyB66 4 месяца назад

    Forgiveness is not natural.

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 4 месяца назад

      I agree 💯 It’s very difficult to do because of that.

  • @HadassaAb
    @HadassaAb 4 месяца назад

    “The rules are leaning on each other…..” I love that..

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 4 месяца назад

      Glad it was a helpful metaphor

  • @justiceminter7826
    @justiceminter7826 4 месяца назад

    Very good conversation, I send my therapist memes

  • @annabanzon313
    @annabanzon313 4 месяца назад

    I've found that it's better to be betrayed than to become a betrayer.

  • @Quetzalioshun
    @Quetzalioshun 4 месяца назад

    Anyone can gaslight you. But narcissists are the masters of gaslighting

  • @almaworden2188
    @almaworden2188 4 месяца назад

    I'm surprised it was genre as a comedy, it was almost like a psychological horror.

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 4 месяца назад

      Agreed. Comedy, it was not.

  • @almaworden2188
    @almaworden2188 4 месяца назад

    It was so sad and heart-wrenching. As a survivor of narcissistic abuse I felt so strongly for Marty's character because he really was just trying to be a good friend and think the best of Ike, weather he really was just trying to be a good friend and think the best of Ike, he was naive and perhaps a little inept, Ike took advantage of his emotional vulnerability, his passive and gentle nature and the sad part is, Marty really wanted to believe that Ike really cared about him... Sometimes it does take an intervention from people who actually care and to build a support team to get away from such abuse, I'm just so glad that he finally surrounded himself with loving people and stood up for himself. The sick thing is, like medicine, psychology can be used either to help or hurt the patient depending on how it's used, if someone takes too much insulin, it will kill them but if a diabetic takes the right amount it will save their life. I think this story speaks to how it's important to be aware abusive devices in dark psychology and it's important to be emotionally self-sufficient. Marty got taken advantage of because of his low self-esteem and his loneliness. His desperation to be liked caused him to allow Ike to take advantage of him. The sad thing is this happens every day in real life, maybe not between psychiatrists and patient but between husband and wife parent and child, I think the show really shines a light on the dangers of mental and emotional abuse and how far it can be taken.

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 4 месяца назад

      Nice take! It was definitely troubling.

  • @juliekellogg6687
    @juliekellogg6687 4 месяца назад

    Loved hearing these perspectives about what good work can be done by therapists in training/candidates. They truly work SO HARD to provide good services.

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 4 месяца назад

      They often have great teachers! 😁

  • @lindamcdaniel696
    @lindamcdaniel696 5 месяцев назад

    Unless you have been through this you will never know or understand the depth of hurt and trauma you go through that lasts a lifetime especially when he still lies

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 2 месяца назад

      I agree 💯

    • @D.-yh4bu
      @D.-yh4bu 2 месяца назад

      4 year relationship with a sex addict The lies the crazy shit she expected me to believe She goes for her assessment with the psychotherapist Tuesday.So not sure.If it's borderline personality disorder or covert narcracism but we will see how bad it is after her polygraph

  • @kevinescobar6757
    @kevinescobar6757 5 месяцев назад

    Very insightful and helpful. Thank you!

  • @marylandria
    @marylandria 5 месяцев назад

    Thanks - profound video!

  • @sarabroyhillanderson
    @sarabroyhillanderson 5 месяцев назад

    Also DV

  • @johnmoreland8706
    @johnmoreland8706 5 месяцев назад

    I’m trying to assess my father’s behavior… thank you. Myself and sister are scoping this forward

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 2 месяца назад

      There’s a new book released written for adult children of sex addicts. Here’s the link. - amzn.to/446ruK4

  • @user-qm8bc4bu1t
    @user-qm8bc4bu1t 5 месяцев назад

    I've definitely stopped being polite.

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 2 месяца назад

      Sometimes that’s necessary, as long as you don’t sacrifice self-respect in the process.

  • @melodyschmitke8303
    @melodyschmitke8303 5 месяцев назад

    Its so hard. I get so emotional. O to 100 in 3 seconda. 😡😭😭

    • @RecoveryTV4u
      @RecoveryTV4u 2 месяца назад

      It is hard and you’re definitely not alone. This continuum was designed to try help create a pause. Heres the newest video on it - ruclips.net/user/liveMIQJJfrwyrI?si=MzVAs3Xo1dFB1hux

  • @danks04111986
    @danks04111986 5 месяцев назад

    Unfortunately the healthier is to leave this relationship. Sad true. There is no other option. Their behavior will always repeat fiercely to hurt you without any concern with your well-being.... just expect confusion, blame shifting, false accusations, non sense excuses, gaslighting, provocations, insinuations, etc. 😢 Save yourself from the harm. They're not light, they're darkness.