S2 E6 | Healing Your Relationship

In this episode of the Theo Therapist Podcast, Dr. Ca Trice Glenn and Reverend Brady Radford, LPC, CPCS discuss healing in relationships. They emphasize the importance of acknowledging and understanding the struggles and tensions that come with being in a committed relationship. They also highlight the need for open communication, curiosity, and vulnerability in order to foster healing. The conversation touches on the challenges faced by seriously committed couples and the importance of creating boundaries to protect the sanctity of the relationship. The episode concludes with a reminder that healing in relationships is a journey that requires intention, trust, and a shared vision for the future.

The TheoTherapist Podcast, where we explore the intersections connecting theology and mental health. The TheoTherapist podcast is hosted by Dr. Ca Trice Glenn, practical theologian and licenced therapist.

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Rev. Dr. Ca Trice Glenn, LPC, ACS

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Through counseling, consulting and training, Dr. Glenn shares her passion for wellness and balance. Over the last 20 years, she has held leadership positions in the entertainment, corporate, information technology and counseling fields. In addition to her professional experience, she also lives out her life’s vocational calling as an ordained minister. Dr. Glenn uses her gifts to educate and care for others seeking holistic wellness. Through counseling, consulting and training, Dr. Glenn shares her passion for wellness and balance.

“Healing first begins with us having an equal understanding of what does it really mean to experience brokenness in our relationships?” – Brady Radford, LPC, CPCS

“Whenever you have two people who are endeavoring to blend their lives together, there will be moments of discord.” – Brady Radford, LPC, CPCS

“The healthiest way of responding is believing there’s enough space for both of our concerns to exist on a table.” – Brady Radford, LPC, CPCS

“Marriage was created to be a healing ground, but often we accept it as a battleground.” – Brady Radford, LPC, CPCS