Marriage Rehab: Exposing Narcissistic & Emotional Abuse
by Marriage Recovery Center / Dr. David B. Hawkins
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Ep72:Autism, Neurodiversity, or Narcissism? The Critical Differences in Marriage-Dr Stephanie Holmes
Jun 13, 2026
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Ep 71: Betrayal Trauma: Why You Can’t “Just Move On” After Emotional Abuse or Infidelity
May 27, 2026
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Ep 70: When Faith Is Used to Control: Spiritual Abuse & Gaslighting in Marriage -Dr. John Hudson
May 16, 2026
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Is It Narcissism? Or Emotional Immaturity? Why Men Struggle to Grow Up-Pt. 2 (Dr. Eddie Capparucci)
Apr 29, 2026
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Ep 68: Emotional Abuse vs Narcissism: Why He Doesn’t Change | Lundy Bancroft
Apr 15, 2026
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| 6/13/26 |  Ep72:Autism, Neurodiversity, or Narcissism? The Critical Differences in Marriage-Dr Stephanie Holmes | In this episode of Marriage Rehab, Dr. David Hawkins interviews Dr. Stephanie Holmes about neurodiversity, autism spectrum disorder, rejection sensitivity, emotional immaturity, and relationship challenges. Learn how autism differs from narcissism, why feedback becomes conflict in neurodiverse marriages, and how couples can build emotional awareness, resilience, and a healthier connection. | — | ||||||
| 5/27/26 | Ep 71: Betrayal Trauma: Why You Can’t “Just Move On” After Emotional Abuse or Infidelity | What if your anxiety, confusion, hypervigilance, exhaustion, or emotional shutdown after betrayal is not weakness—but trauma?In this powerful episode of Marriage Rehab, Dr. David Hawkins and betrayal trauma specialist Katie Wenger unpack the devastating effects of betrayal trauma—including emotional abuse, infidelity, dishonesty, emotional invalidation, financial secrecy, broken trust, and repeated emotional harm in marriage.You’ll learn why your body reacts the way it does after betrayal, how emotional abuse can create trauma even without an affair, why traditional couples counseling can sometimes worsen betrayal trauma, and what emotional safety and true trust repair actually require.This episode is for anyone who feels emotionally exhausted, confused, or stuck in a marriage where trust has been repeatedly broken and wants a clearer path toward healing. | — | ||||||
| 5/16/26 | Ep 70: When Faith Is Used to Control: Spiritual Abuse & Gaslighting in Marriage -Dr. John Hudson | What happens when faith is used to control instead of heal?In this Marriage Rehab episode, Dr. David Hawkins and Dr. John Hudson unpack spiritual abuse in marriage—how scripture can be twisted into power, how gaslighting becomes “biblical,” and why many victims are dismissed by well-meaning church leaders.You’ll learn how partial-scripture manipulation works, why spiritual maturity and emotional maturity are not the same, what servant leadership actually looks like, and how to pursue safety, advocacy, and support without abandoning your faith.If you have felt silenced, confused, or blamed in the name of faith, this conversation offers language, clarity, and a next step. | — | ||||||
| 4/29/26 | Is It Narcissism? Or Emotional Immaturity? Why Men Struggle to Grow Up-Pt. 2 (Dr. Eddie Capparucci) | Is your partner truly narcissistic—or could it be emotional immaturity?In this powerful episode of Marriage Rehab, Dr. David Hawkins sits down with Dr. Eddie Capparucci to challenge one of the most common—and potentially harmful—labels in relationships today.Drawing from years of clinical experience and assessment data, Dr. Capparucci reveals a surprising truth: only a small percentage of men meet the criteria for narcissistic personality disorder. Instead, many struggle with emotional immaturity, poor regulation, and deeply ingrained self-protection patterns.In this episode, you’ll discover:Why “narcissism” may be overused—and what’s actually happening beneath the surfaceThe critical difference between narcissistic disorder vs. emotional underdevelopmentHow emotional immaturity shows up as defensiveness, withdrawal, and controlWhy many men cannot tolerate emotional discomfort—and how that drives harmful behaviorThe role of self-protection, fear, and shame in relationship breakdownPractical, real-time tools for emotional regulation and nervous system resetHow true change begins—not with insight—but with regulation and consistencyThis conversation offers both clarity and hope: when the problem is emotional immaturity—not fixed personality disorder—real growth is possible.If you’re stuck asking, “Is this narcissism… or something else?”—this episode will help you see your relationship with new understanding. If you want clarity on your relationship dynamic and a path forward, we’re here to help.👉 Visit: marriagerecoverycenter.com📞 Call: 206-219-0145You are not alone—and change is possible. | — | ||||||
| 4/15/26 | Ep 68: Emotional Abuse vs Narcissism: Why He Doesn’t Change | Lundy Bancroft | What if the real issue isn’t narcissism—but entitlement, control, and emotional abuse?In this Marriage Rehab episode, Dr. David Hawkins sits down with Lundy Bancroft, author of Why Does He Do That?, to unpack one of the most confusing questions women ask: Why does he act this way—and why doesn’t he change?They explore the difference between narcissism, emotional immaturity, and abusive behavior; why traditional couples counseling can make things worse; why apologies and promises are not enough; and the red flags that reveal when power and double standards are driving the relationship.In this episode, we discuss:• Emotional abuse vs narcissism: what actually matters• Why abuse is not a “two-way street”• Why boundaries alone usually don’t fix abuse• The role of entitlement, payback, and double standards• Why exhaustion is often the clearest warning sign• What real change would actually have to look likeIf you’re asking:Is he abusive or just emotionally immature?Why do I feel exhausted, confused, and like I can’t do anything right?Can an abusive partner really change?This conversation gives language, clarity, and next steps.Take the Marriage Recovery Center Relationship Assessment:https://marriagerecoverycenter.com/assessment/Lundy Bancroft:https://lundybancroft.comBook: Why Does He Do That? Amazon: https://a.co/d/0jdqkj1C | — | ||||||
| 4/1/26 | Ep. 67:Betrayal Trauma After an Affair: Why Apologies Aren’t Enough to Rebuild Trust | Rick Reynolds | Betrayal trauma after infidelity can feel overwhelming—especially when apologies don’t bring real healing.In this episode of Marriage Rehab: Exposing Narcissistic and Emotional Abuse, Dr. David Hawkins sits down with Rick Reynolds, founder of Affair Recovery, to explore why betrayal trauma runs so deep—and why saying “I’m sorry” rarely restores trust after an affair.If you’re struggling with infidelity, trickle truth, broken trust, or repeated emotional betrayal, this conversation explains what’s really happening beneath the pain—and what real recovery actually requires.In this episode, we discuss:• Why betrayal trauma after an affair can feel like developmental trauma• The damage of trickle truth and hidden secrets after infidelity• Trauma bonds and why couples get stuck in the pain → relief → repeat cycle• The role of shame, emotional immaturity, and defensiveness after cheating• Why many apologies fail (remorse vs. real grief)• Why healing often requires community support and structured recovery• The real process of rebuilding trust after betrayalIf you’re asking:Can a marriage survive infidelity?Why do I still feel traumatized after my partner’s affair?Why doesn’t their apology make the pain go away?This episode offers a clear framework for understanding betrayal trauma and how couples rebuild trust after cheating.Take the Marriage Recovery Center Relationship Assessment:https://marriagerecoverycenter.com/assessment/ | — | ||||||
| 3/27/26 | Ep 65:CAC: He Says He Loves You—So Why Does He Keep Hurting You? Emotional Immaturity Explained | Why does a man say he loves you—yet still leave you feeling alone, unheard, and emotionally unsafe?In this Clarity After the Conversation episode of Marriage Rehab, Dr. David Hawkins unpacks one of the most painful questions women ask: How can he say he loves me and still hurt me the same way over and over again?Building on the conversation with Dr. Eddie Capparucci, Dr. Hawkins explains why many men sincerely believe they are loving well while operating from emotional immaturity. You’ll hear why men often define love through staying, providing, or doing helpful tasks—but still fail to attune to their partner’s pain.Dr. Hawkins breaks down why emotionally immature men hear criticism instead of pain, why defensiveness instantly destroys connection, why explanation is not an excuse, and why boundaries matter when a woman is carrying the emotional weight of the relationship alone.If you are trying to discern emotional immaturity, emotional abuse, or narcissistic behavior, this episode offers clarity, language, and a next step.Related Episode: Why Men Struggle to Love (Episode 63) with Dr. Eddie Capparucciinnerchild-sexaddiction.comMarriageRecoveryCenter.com | 206-219-0145Comprehensive Relationship AssessmentMen’s Programs • Couples Intensives | — | ||||||
| 3/18/26 | 62:Why He Gets Defensive: Narcissism, Emotional Abuse & What’s Really Underneath-Dr Tori Olds | Why do we get so defensive in relationships—and can narcissistic or emotionally abusive patterns really change?In this episode of Marriage Rehab, Dr. David Hawkins sits down with psychologist Dr. Tori Olds to explain Internal Family Systems (IFS), also called parts work, and how protective “parts” can drive defensiveness, domination, dismissiveness, shutdown, and painful conflict cycles.They explore why the brain runs automatic predictions, why criticism can feel unbearable, how “protectors” form around old wounds, and why accountability without shame creates more lasting change than white-knuckling behavior.In this episode:• What IFS is: parts, protectors, wounded places, and the grounded “Self”• The 3 D’s of conflict: defensiveness, domination, dismissiveness• Why narcissistic patterns can be protective strategies—not excuses• The key question: “What are you afraid would happen if you didn’t react?”• How couples escalate when parts trigger parts• How compassion, curiosity, and boundaries can work together• Why healing the root changes the pattern | — | ||||||
| 3/18/26 | Ep 64:Emotional Abuse in Christian Marriage: When Boundaries Are Necessary | Bob Paul | Why do Christian couples drift apart—even when they love God and want their marriage to work? What do you do when emotional abuse, defensiveness, or disconnection quietly take over a Christian marriage?In this episode of Marriage Rehab: Exposing Narcissistic and Emotional Abuse, Dr. David Hawkins sits down with Bob Paul of Focus on the Family’s Hope Restored to talk about why even faith-based marriages lose connection, what keeps couples stuck, and how emotional safety, boundaries, and humility create the foundation for real reconnection.Together, they explore why “trying harder” isn’t enough in marriage—because healthy relationships require training, skill-building, and personal responsibility. Bob also speaks directly to Christian couples navigating emotional abuse, explaining why boundaries are not unloving and why protecting emotional, spiritual, and mental safety can be a deeply godly act.In this episode, you’ll learn:Why Christian couples drift apartWhy love and faith alone are not enough without relationship skillsThe difference between trying and trainingHow statements like “I feel like…” often hide judgment and trigger defensivenessWhy humility and self-reflection are essential to healthy intimacyHow emotional abuse damages safety in marriageWhy boundaries in Christian marriage can be biblical and necessaryWhat real reconnection requires after distance, pain, and repeated hurtIf you’ve been asking:Why does my Christian marriage feel emotionally disconnected?Can I set boundaries in a Christian marriage?What does God-honoring safety look like in an emotionally abusive relationship?How do couples rebuild trust and connection after years of hurt?This conversation offers practical, biblical insight for couples who want more than surface-level advice. It offers a clearer path toward safety, truth, responsibility, and reconnection.Learn more about Hope Restored:focusonthefamily.comLearn more about Marriage Recovery Center:marriagerecoverycenter.com | — | ||||||
| 3/5/26 | 60.Adult Children of Narcissistic Parents: Stop Pretending, Break the Cycle | Growing up with an emotionally abusive or narcissistic parent doesn’t stop impacting you when you turn 18—it often shows up as guilt, anxiety, people‑pleasing, and painful family estrangement. In this episode of Marriage Rehab, Dr. David Hawkins is joined by Ernest Hart (family interventionist) to unpack what happens to adult children inside a family culture built on denial, image management, and “pretending everything is fine.”You’ll hear why many families get trapped in a shared fantasy—quickly moving past hurt to “let’s have lunch” while real pain goes unacknowledged—and how that shapes emotional maturity, emotional vocabulary, boundaries, and future relationships. Ernest explains what it looks like to rally a family around truth, raise emotional safety, and rebuild connection through authentic expression, acknowledgement, and clear rules that stop coercion, gaslighting, and rage.If you’re trying to protect the next generation, untangle obligation, or finally name what you lived through, this conversation offers a practical, hope‑filled path forward—including how faith‑based families can pursue truth and healing without confusing it with dishonor. Schedule a comprehensive assessment now to get help with a clear path forward to healing and repair.www.marriagerecoverycenter.com/assessment/(206) 219-0145 | — | ||||||
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| 3/4/26 | 63.Why Men Struggle to Love: Relational Blind Spots, Fear, and Emotional Intimacy- Eddie Capparucci | Why do so many men believe they love their partner—yet she feels emotionally alone?In this Marriage Rehab episode, Dr. David Hawkins talks with counselor and author Dr. Eddie Capparucci about the “relational blind spots” that keep men stuck in emotional immaturity, defensiveness, and shutdown.You’ll learn why fear and emotional discomfort drive avoidance, why many men connect as “doers” or through physicality instead of emotional intimacy, and how attachment wounds from the family of origin can show up as minimizing, fixing, or dismissing.If you’re tired of the cycle—her needs → his defensiveness → disconnection—this conversation gives language, insight, and a practical path forward.You can find Dr. Eddie Capparucci @ https://abundantlifecounselingga.comhttps://a.co/d/aMQakJV | — | ||||||
| 2/12/26 | 61. CAC - Adult Children of Narcissistic Families: Why You Learned to Pretend (And How to Stop) | Adult children of narcissistic or emotionally abusive families often learn to survive by pretending everything is fine. In this Clarity After the Conversation episode, Dr. David Hawkins explains why guilt, self-doubt, and silence take root—and the first boundary that helps you stop the cycle.This episode focuses on three core patterns many listeners recognized in their own families:- Pretending (acting as if nothing happened)- The “shared fantasy” of a happy image- Learning to make yourself small to surviveIf you’ve ever wondered:“Am I being disrespectful—or finally being honest?”“Why do I feel guilty for telling the truth?”“Can I love my family and still name what hurt?”This episode helps you understand why pretending trains children to doubt their own reality—and offers one grounded next step that does not require confrontation.Clarity comes before action. This is about truth, safety, and emotional maturity.Resources:marriagerecoverycenter.comCall: 206-219-0145 | — | ||||||
| 1/21/26 | 59. Married for the Wrong Reasons: When Marriage Is Built on Obligation, Not Love; Abuse Can Happen | What happens when your spouse looks like a “good guy” at church—but at home, you’re ignored, invalidated, and left carrying the whole family? In this powerful Marriage Rehab episode, Dr. David Hawkins sits down with Angela Coblentz (nurse and lay counselor) to share a 25‑year story of covert narcissism, emotional neglect, and the slow accumulation that finally becomes “neon.”Angela describes early deception and spiritual cover‑ups, a marriage marked by absentee parenting and chronic ignoring, and the moment she realized her children were being sacrificed on the altar of a marriage that refused accountability. You’ll hear what emotional neglect can look like (hovering, shutdown, weaponized incompetence, image management), why over‑functioning wives burn out, and how church pressure to “forgive and move on” can unintentionally enable harm.If you feel unseen, trapped by vows, or unsupported by faith communities, this conversation offers clarity, validation, and a safety‑first path forward—especially when kids are affected. | — | ||||||
| 1/7/26 | 58: Emotional Immaturity, Boundaries and Rebuilding Intimacy in Marriage (Chuck & Ashley Elliott) | What happens when a marriage becomes emotionally entangled—one partner over-functions, the other under-functions, and both lose their sense of self? In this episode of Marriage Rehab, Dr. David Hawkins sits down with relationship specialists Chuck & Ashley Elliott to unpack emotional enmeshment, identity loss, and the “cardboard cutout” spouse dynamic (emotionally present in name only).You’ll learn practical, actionable tools to rebuild connection—like how to save emotional energy for home, expand emotional language (especially for men), and interrupt conflict cycles with the Elliott’s “3 A’s to Change” (Awareness → Assess → Act). Plus, Chuck shares the powerful “buffalo vs. the storm” metaphor for leaning into hard conversations with humility and regulation—so couples can move from resentment and detachment toward healthy emotional intimacy (connection without losing individuality). | — | ||||||
| 2/19/25 | 55. Dr. Hawkins' Reacts! Exploring Therapist Client Dynamics | In this episode of Mad.In.Love, Dr. David Hawkins and Jonathan Glover tackle the dynamics of therapist-client relationships in a special installment of "Dr. Hawkins’ Reacts!" With Katie Buckley as the producer, they dive into real-life Reddit stories that highlight common struggles in therapy, including clients repeatedly canceling sessions, the concept of therapist neutrality, and maintaining healthy boundaries between clinicians and clients.Dr. Hawkins and Jonathan share their professional insights, offering guidance on how both therapists and clients can navigate these dynamics effectively to foster growth and trust. This episode provides a thoughtful exploration of the complexities in therapy relationships and offers valuable lessons for clinicians and clients alike.Founded by Dr. David Hawkins, the Marriage Recovery Center is the leading authority on the treatment of narcissistic and emotional abuse. To schedule your in-person or video session, call our team at (206) 219-0145 or email info@marriagerecoverycenter.com ***Please note that Mad.In.Love welcomes guests with diverse viewpoints. Their beliefs do not necessarily reflect our mission at the Marriage Recovery Center and the Emotional Abuse Institute, but we value open dialogue and exploration.*** | — | ||||||
| 2/5/25 | 53. How Narcissism Affects Families | In this episode of Mad.In.Love, Dr. David Hawkins is joined by Ernest Hart, a seasoned clinician at the Marriage Recovery Center, to explore the complexities of family interventions in the context of narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) and emotional abuse. Together, they discuss the unique challenges families face when attempting to confront destructive dynamics and the essential steps to stage a successful and compassionate intervention.Ernest shares insights from his extensive experience working with families, offering practical advice on how to approach intervention with clarity, empathy, and firmness. This episode provides valuable tools for families seeking to create change and foster healthier relationships in even the most difficult circumstances.Founded by Dr. David Hawkins, the Marriage Recovery Center is the leading authority on the treatment of narcissistic and emotional abuse. To schedule your in-person or video session, call our team at (206) 219-0145 or email info@marriagerecoverycenter.com ***Please note that Mad.In.Love welcomes guests with diverse viewpoints. Their beliefs do not necessarily reflect our mission at the Marriage Recovery Center and the Emotional Abuse Institute, but we value open dialogue and exploration.*** | — | ||||||
| 1/15/25 | 50. Marriage Intensives - Do They Really Help? | In this episode of Mad.In.Love, Dr. David Hawkins is joined by Dr. John Hudson and Ernest Hart to explore the Marriage Intensive Programs offered at the Marriage Recovery Center. These intensive sessions provide high-conflict couples with focused, in-person work over the course of three transformative days. The conversation highlights the importance of setting realistic expectations, reviewing the Couple’s Readiness Document, and preparing for a productive experience. The team also addresses the common misconception that all relationship issues can be resolved in a single weekend, while explaining what clients can expect during and beyond an Intensive. Tune in to learn more about this powerful approach to healing relationships!Founded by Dr. David Hawkins, the Marriage Recovery Center is the leading authority on the treatment of narcissistic and emotional abuse. To schedule your in-person or video session, call our team at (206) 219-0145 or email info@marriagerecoverycenter.com ***Please note that Mad.In.Love welcomes guests with diverse viewpoints. Their beliefs do not necessarily reflect our mission at the Marriage Recovery Center and the Emotional Abuse Institute, but we value open dialogue and exploration.*** | — | ||||||
| 1/1/25 | 48. The Complexities of Neurodivergence and Emotional Abuse | In this episode of Mad.In.Love, Dr. David Hawkins sits down with special guest Dr. Stephanie Holmes, a psychologist and counselor specializing in neurodiverse relationships. Together, they explore the intersection of autism, neurodivergence, and emotionally abusive traits within intimate relationships.Dr. Holmes shares insights into common patterns and challenges neurodivergent couples face, often misunderstood as emotionally abusive behaviors. She highlights therapeutic strategies, the role of empathy in bridging gaps between neurotypical and neurodivergent partners, and practical advice for fostering healthier, more understanding relationships. Whether you're navigating a neurodiverse relationship or looking to better understand these dynamics, this episode offers encouragement and tools for growth.Founded by Dr. David Hawkins, the Marriage Recovery Center is the leading authority on the treatment of narcissistic and emotional abuse. To schedule your in-person or video session, call our team at (206) 219-0145 or email info@marriagerecoverycenter.com ***Please note that Mad.In.Love welcomes guests with diverse viewpoints. Their beliefs do not necessarily reflect our mission at the Marriage Recovery Center and the Emotional Abuse Institute, but we value open dialogue and exploration.*** | — | ||||||
| 12/18/24 | 46. Dr. Hawkins' Reacts! Is It Emotional Abuse? | In this episode of Dr. Hawkins' Reacts, Dr. David Hawkins and Jonathan Glover join Katie Buckley as she reads real-life relationship stories found online. These accounts detail complex situations, and Dr. Hawkins and Jonathan weigh in to determine if there are signs of emotional abuse. With their expert analysis and compassionate approach, they break down the behaviors, offer insights into what emotional abuse looks like, and provide guidance for anyone facing similar challenges. This episode is an eye-opening and thought-provoking exploration of how toxic dynamics can manifest in relationships—and how to recognize them. Tune in for valuable advice and practical takeaways!Founded by Dr. David Hawkins, the Marriage Recovery Center is the leading authority on the treatment of narcissistic and emotional abuse. To schedule your in-person or video session, call our team at (206) 219-0145 or email info@marriagerecoverycenter.com ***Please note that Mad.In.Love welcomes guests with diverse viewpoints. Their beliefs do not necessarily reflect our mission at the Marriage Recovery Center and the Emotional Abuse Institute, but we value open dialogue and exploration.*** | — | ||||||
| 9/10/24 | 41. Narcissism, Emotional Abuse, and Internal Family Systems | In this episode of the Mad.In.Love podcast, Dr. David Hawkins is joined by Lucas Forstmeyer, a renowned practitioner and course creator specializing in Internal Family Systems (IFS). Together, they explore the complex dynamics of narcissism, emotional abuse, and how specific patterns of behavior impact relationships.Lucas and Dr. Hawkins dive into the nuances of the term "narcissism," discussing when it's helpful to label behaviors and when it might be more effective to focus on specific patterns instead. They explore the concept of "Protective Parts" within IFS, which are often responsible for seemingly negative behaviors as a means of shielding vulnerabilities or exiled parts of ourselves. Lucas emphasizes the importance of approaching these protective mechanisms with compassion while maintaining healthy boundaries.The episode further unpacks the distinctions between the "Self," individual parts, and the "Healthy Adult"—a state that combines the Self with developed skills and mature aspects of one's personality. Lucas and Dr. Hawkins share practical examples and strategies on how this understanding can lead to better emotional regulation and healthier relationship dynamics.Lastly, they address the role of inherent temperament, such as being naturally agreeable or disagreeable, and how these temperamental differences influence our perceptions of behaviors often associated with narcissism. Lucas offers insights on balancing respect for inherent traits while addressing problematic behavior patterns.Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of how IFS can be used to navigate complex relationship challenges, and learn strategies for fostering compassion towards yourself and others.Founded by Dr. David Hawkins, the Marriage Recovery Center is the leading authority on the treatment of narcissistic and emotional abuse. To schedule your in-person or video session, call our team at (206) 219-0145 or email info@marriagerecoverycenter.com ***Please note that Mad.In.Love welcomes guests with diverse viewpoints. Their beliefs do not necessarily reflect our mission at the Marriage Recovery Center and the Emotional Abuse Institute, but we value open dialogue and exploration.*** | — | ||||||
| 11/7/23 | Episode 24: Narcissism and Sex Addiction | Welcome to the Mad.In.Love podcast! For those who are new, I’d like to quickly introduce myself. I’m Dr. David Hawkins, I'm the Clinical Director of The Marriage Recovery Center and the Emotional Abuse Institute. I am passionate about helping individuals and couples overcome emotional abuse to engage in healthy relationships. Over the years as a therapist, I’ve worked with a lot of couples who struggle with emotional intimacy and sex addiction. My field happens to specialize in clients with narcissistic traits and I’m finding that a vast percentage of those clients tend to struggle with sex addiction. I want to spend some time today discussing this idea of Narcissism and Sex Addiction, so I’ve invited a special guest to help navigate this conversation. Today we are joined by Dr. Greg Miller from the Faithful and True counseling center that specializes in the treatment of sexual addiction! He is the director of the Men’s Journey Workshops and is the host of the Faithful and True Podcast. Welcome Dr. Greg Miller! Founded by Dr. David Hawkins, the Marriage Recovery Center is the leading authority on the treatment of narcissistic and emotional abuse. To schedule your in-person or video session, call our team at (206) 219-0145 or email info@marriagerecoverycenter.com ***Please note that Mad.In.Love welcomes guests with diverse viewpoints. Their beliefs do not necessarily reflect our mission at the Marriage Recovery Center and the Emotional Abuse Institute, but we value open dialogue and exploration.*** | — | ||||||
| 5/30/23 | Episode 20: NEAI - A Narcissism and Emotional Abuse Inventory | Dr. John Hudson joins Dr. David Hawkins to discuss the NEAI, an assessment they created together to be used as a tool in evualating behavorial patterns within relationships. If you would like to try the NEAI, you can click here. Founded by Dr. David Hawkins, the Marriage Recovery Center is the leading authority on the treatment of narcissistic and emotional abuse. To schedule your in-person or video session, call our team at (206) 219-0145 or email info@marriagerecoverycenter.com ***Please note that Mad.In.Love welcomes guests with diverse viewpoints. Their beliefs do not necessarily reflect our mission at the Marriage Recovery Center and the Emotional Abuse Institute, but we value open dialogue and exploration.*** | — | ||||||
| 1/31/23 | Episode 14: Dr. Hawkins' Reacts! (Mini Series, Episode 4) | Welcome to Mad.In.Love! If you are new here, I’m Dr. David Hawkins from the Marriage Recovery Center! I am back in the hot seat for our fun little series, Dr. Hawkins’ Reacts! with my colleague, Jonathan Glover. To learn more about Jonathan Glover, please visit his page on our website.Founded by Dr. David Hawkins, the Marriage Recovery Center is the leading authority on the treatment of narcissistic and emotional abuse. To schedule your in-person or video session, call our team at (206) 219-0145 or email info@marriagerecoverycenter.com ***Please note that Mad.In.Love welcomes guests with diverse viewpoints. Their beliefs do not necessarily reflect our mission at the Marriage Recovery Center and the Emotional Abuse Institute, but we value open dialogue and exploration.*** | — | ||||||
| 1/17/23 | Episode 13: Enough is Enough | Welcome to Mad.In.Love! If you are new here, I’m Dr. David Hawkins from the Marriage Recovery Center! Today we have a special guest speaker on our podcast, Dr. David Clarke! If you haven’t already heard of him, he is a Christian psychologist of over 35 years and I’ve recently read his book, Enough is Enough! I am excited to discuss this book and your work! Welcome, Dr. Clarke! If you would like to learn more about Dr. Clarke's book or information, here is information: Dr. Clarke’s book, Enough is Enough, which you can find on Amazon.com or you can also visit his website, www.davideclarkephd.com to learn more about his work! Founded by Dr. David Hawkins, the Marriage Recovery Center is the leading authority on the treatment of narcissistic and emotional abuse. To schedule your in-person or video session, call our team at (206) 219-0145 or email info@marriagerecoverycenter.com ***Please note that Mad.In.Love welcomes guests with diverse viewpoints. Their beliefs do not necessarily reflect our mission at the Marriage Recovery Center and the Emotional Abuse Institute, but we value open dialogue and exploration.*** | — | ||||||
| 12/13/22 | Episode 11: What Narcissists Misunderstand About Love | Welcome to Mad.In.Love! Today we will be discussing what narcissists misunderstand about love and joining me for this conversation is Dr. Les Carter, a therapist who specializes in anger management and narcissistic personality disorder, and host of the Surviving Narcissism podcast.Join us as we dive into the topic of narcissists and love – is it even possible for these two things to coincide? If you were to ask a narcissist if they love their spouse, partner, child, parent, etc. they would answer “yes, of course!” but is their idea of love really love, or is it their own twisted idea of love? A narcissist’s idea of love revolves around being thought of highly, anything that makes them feel good, and having agreement and conformity. None of these things have anything to do with real love. We’ll talk about the 5 levels of relationship and what healthy love looks like.Surviving Narcissism with Dr. Les Carter Founded by Dr. David Hawkins, the Marriage Recovery Center is the leading authority on the treatment of narcissistic and emotional abuse. To schedule your in-person or video session, call our team at (206) 219-0145 or email info@marriagerecoverycenter.com ***Please note that Mad.In.Love welcomes guests with diverse viewpoints. Their beliefs do not necessarily reflect our mission at the Marriage Recovery Center and the Emotional Abuse Institute, but we value open dialogue and exploration.*** | — | ||||||
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