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The end of a long-term relationship often leaves people adrift in the aftermath, entangled in the complexities of their past, and unsure how to reclaim their lives. In this episode, Jason and Lauren dive headfirst into this poignant topic, tackling the reality of life post-divorce and the path towards recovery. The art of thriving after such a devastating experience is not an innate one; sometimes people need a helping hand to guide them through this challenging journey.
The Vallotton's discuss how to avoid common pitfalls, process pain in a healthy manner, and most importantly, let go of the desire for justice. Unraveling the unexpected pain that accompanies divorce, especially for those in long-term marriages, the Vallotton's share advice on how to live powerfully, trust in God to replace unhealthily codependency, and grow in confidence.
Jason and Lauren also focus on the importance of assessing past relationships to derive personal growth. Recognizing your role in the breakdown of your marriages or past relationship can lead to unique insights and benefits, particularly when dating someone who has been through a similar experience. For those with children, Jason and Lauren offer guidance on establishing a healthy new normal, outlining the significance of setting goals, establishing friendships, and creating a regular routines that lead to health.
Tune in for an intimate conversation filled with practical advice and hopeful insights.
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If you've enjoyed this podcast, would you consider financially supporting the show? Every donation, big and small, helps the Vallottons continue to prioritize making this content for you. Click this link to support! Thank you!
For information on the Marriage Intensive and other resources, go to jasonandlaurenvallotton.com !
Connect with Lauren:
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Connect with Jason:
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BraveCo Instagram
www.braveco.org
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The end of a long-term relationship often leaves people adrift in the aftermath, entangled in the complexities of their past, and unsure how to reclaim their lives. In this episode, Jason and Lauren dive headfirst into this poignant topic, tackling the reality of life post-divorce and the path towards recovery. The art of thriving after such a devastating experience is not an innate one; sometimes people need a helping hand to guide them through this challenging journey.
The Vallotton's discuss how to avoid common pitfalls, process pain in a healthy manner, and most importantly, let go of the desire for justice. Unraveling the unexpected pain that accompanies divorce, especially for those in long-term marriages, the Vallotton's share advice on how to live powerfully, trust in God to replace unhealthily codependency, and grow in confidence.
Jason and Lauren also focus on the importance of assessing past relationships to derive personal growth. Recognizing your role in the breakdown of your marriages or past relationship can lead to unique insights and benefits, particularly when dating someone who has been through a similar experience. For those with children, Jason and Lauren offer guidance on establishing a healthy new normal, outlining the significance of setting goals, establishing friendships, and creating a regular routines that lead to health.
Tune in for an intimate conversation filled with practical advice and hopeful insights.
Patreon
If you've enjoyed this podcast, would you consider financially supporting the show? Every donation, big and small, helps the Vallottons continue to prioritize making this content for you. Click this link to support! Thank you!
For information on the Marriage Intensive and other resources, go to jasonandlaurenvallotton.com !
Connect with Lauren:
Instagram
Facebook
Connect with Jason:
Jay’s Instagram
Jay’s Facebook
BraveCo Instagram
www.braveco.org
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