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“There is some good information to gather from this podcast but there is something that I think needs to be pointed out. The host, probably because of his own story, repeatedly says a core wound is a mother’s purposeful abusive triangulation of son in order to get revenge on an emotionally unavailable husband. That a verbally and emotionally abusive father isn’t as harmful as a mother who triangulates. That the father is only abusive to his son BECAUSE of his wife’s emotional attachment to her son. Why isn’t the host asking WHY the husband wasn’t emotionally available to his wife? If he was verbally and emotionally abusive to his children, than certainly it begs to reason he was equally or more so abusive to his wife. That’s the REAL root issue in the family dynamics. Some exploitation into narcissistic abuse should be had before making such hard as fast blanket statements about moms (who are more than likely bearing extensive abuse from the father). I’m a mom in this situation and I can take ownership for leaning on my children for emotional support but I didn’t NOT do so with any intention (it was subconsciously done) or malice. I truly didn’t even know I was doing it until the covert narcissistic abuse I had endured for 22 years was uncovered. Narcissistic people already blame their victims (which is how I missed the abuse for 22 years—because I readily absorbed all of the blame for everything. Literally everything) and to now listen to a podcast host say over and over that I’m the real abuser in the family and I’m to blame for my husband’s mistreatment of our children is absolutely wrong. All that being said, I have gained knowledge and help for my own healing via this podcast so I think a 4 start trying is deserved.”
Aquasonic1212 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/31/24
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“I really appreciate this podcast, the insights into the intersection between trauma and Christian faith in a way that holds and respects narratives. All contributors I’ve heard so far are very in tune with the nuances of trauma and it’s varied impacts. It often has me thinking, “wow, so other...”Read full review »
Rach Hanna via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
02/05/20
“I love Adam’s show. You can tell he has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to trauma, recovery, coping, and healing. That is undeniable. However, what strikes me most is his ability to verbalize the experience of survivors so accurately and with such great empathy. This podcast tackles an...”Read full review »
virtuouswoman31 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/22/18
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“This is the best podcast I have ever listened to—a beautiful interwoven array of current research, psychology and theological truth. Adam highly values human life, increasing your own respect and appreciation for every human you meet and a desire to honor their unique story. I have grown so much...”Read full review »
rebexbekahbek via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/05/19
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