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The Living Truth Podcast - Freedom From Unwanted Sexual Behavior, Hope & Healing For the Betrayed

The Living Truth Podcast - Freedom From Unwanted Sexual Behavior, Hope & Healing For the Betrayed

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The Living Truth Podcast explores the deeper issues beneath porn addiction, sex addiction, & the devastating impact of sexual betrayal. Find freedom & healing beyond what you think is even possible. New episodes release every 2 weeks! Find additional resources at Living-truth.org.Copyright 2024 All rights reserved. キリスト教 スピリチュアリティ 心理学 心理学・心の健康 聖職・福音主義 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • Reclaiming the Body As Sacred- Embodiment, desire, and the path back to wholeness with Dr. Dave Janvier
    2026/08/24
    We are inundated with negative, objectifying messaging about our bodies in the church and by our culture. As a result, most of us live disconnected from our bodies. When we struggle with pornography, sex addiction, or experience sexual betrayal , many of us experience even more disconnection from our physical bodies and maybe even a load of shame about this vital part of who we are.

    Dr. Dave Janvier is a licensed therapist, certified sex therapist, and spiritual director who works at the intersection of faith, neuroscience, psychology, and spiritual formation. What he brings to this episode may reframe almost everything you have been taught about your body, desire, and what God actually intended sexuality to be.

    Kristin and Dr. Dave explore:
    • What it means to be embodied — and why most of us, men and women both, are profoundly disconnected from our bodies
    • How the church's legacy of body-shame and flesh-as-sinful thinking has deepened the very wounds it was trying to prevent
    • The healing power of the ancient Hebraic understanding of a unified, integrated self
    • Why sex addiction is, at its root, an intimacy disorder — and why acting out doesn't mean someone is too into their body; it means they're not embodied enough
    • How betrayal trauma fragments the nervous system in specific, predictable ways — and what integration actually requires
    • What scripture reveals about what God's design for sexuality and why sexuality and spirituality cannot be separated
    • A live grounding practice you can use today, in your body, right now
    Your body is not the enemy. It never was. And the path back to wholeness is more integrated, spiritual, and grounded in hope than you may have been told.

    Learn more about our programs: https://living-truth.org

    The Living Truth Podcast: Conversations that shed light on the deeper issues that unlock healing from porn addiction, sex addiction, and sexual betrayal. #LivingTruthPodcast #ChristianRecovery #FaithAndHealing #AddictionRecovery #MenInTheBattle #WomenInTheBattle #LivingTruth 📖 Learn more about our programs: https://living-truth.org

    Connect with Dr. Dave Janvier :https://www.siimdasoulcare.com/ https://siimdasoulcarecourses.thinkific.com/ https://drdavejanvier.substack.com/
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  • Come Closer, Go Away: Attachment and Self-Protection After Sexual Betrayal with Michael & Kristin Cary- Part 2
    2026/08/10
    Sometimes when the betrayer reaches for the spouse they betrayed it feels like pressure, not comfort. When she pulls away and he hears that as rejection, it can set off a cycle that pulls both further apart -- him bracing against the fear that he's losing her, her bracing against a nervous system that no longer feels safe near him.

    In part one of this podcast series, we talked about why it is a normal reaction to the trauma of sexual betrayal for the betrayed partner to want closeness one moment and need distance the next.

    In this episode, we go deeper into what that means for both partners, and what it actually looks like to take radical responsibility for our healing.

    In this personal conversation about attachment and self-protection we share:
    • How a betrayer's fear of their spouse's distance activates much younger places inside him
    • How noticing a self-protective part in the middle of a hard conversation can change the trajectory of the conflict.
    • Why curiosity and compassion, not explanation or defense, are what actually de-escalate conflict
    • How to care for each other's young, tender places without taking responsibility for healing each other
    • What it looks like when one spouse doing his or her own work creates enough safety for the other to do hers

    This is a continuation of part one, but stands on its own if you're joining us here first. Learn more about our programs: https://living-truth.org

    The Living Truth Podcast: Conversations that shed light on the deeper issues that unlock healing from porn addiction, sex addiction, and sexual betrayal. #LivingTruthPodcast #ChristianRecovery #FaithAndHealing #AddictionRecovery #MenInTheBattle #WomenInTheBattle #LivingTruth
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    47 分
  • Come Closer, Go Away: Attachment and Self-Protection After Sexual Betrayal with Michael & Kristin Cary- Part 1
    2026/07/27
    You want him close. Then you can't stand to have him near you. You want to fix it. You reach for her — and she disappears. Same day. Sometimes the same hour. That's not confusion or immaturity. It's two nervous systems trying to find safety in a marriage that no longer feels safe — and it's one of the most common, least talked-about dynamics after sexual betrayal. Betrayal doesn't just wound the relationship. It activates attachment patterns and self-protection that trace back long before the marriage began — in both of you. In this episode, we share our personal experience and professional insight into:
    • Why a betrayed partner can want closeness one moment and need distance the next — and why that isn't inconsistency, it's a nervous system doing exactly what nervous systems do
    • What happens inside the betrayer when his spouse pulls away — and why the instinct to push harder or shut down entirely can make things worse
    • How childhood wounds and old self-protective patterns shape both partners' reactions to conflict and distance
    • The difference between coming to your spouse with a genuine, vulnerable need and coming with a demand — and how to tell which one you're doing
    • Why forcing closeness after betrayal can make a betrayed partner feel less safe, not more
    This conversation is for both of you — the betrayed partner still learning the language of her own attachment, and the betraying partner working to understand what his self-protection is trying to do and why it keeps getting in the way. Learn more about our programs: https://living-truth.org The Living Truth Podcast: Conversations that shed light on the deeper issues that unlock healing from porn addiction, sex addiction, and sexual betrayal.

    #LivingTruthPodcast #ChristianRecovery #FaithAndHealing #AddictionRecovery #MenInTheBattle #WomenInTheBattle #LivingTruth
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    43 分
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