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You almost lost the whole thing. And now, somehow, it's good again. Better than it's ever been, even. So why can't you actually enjoy it? Why does part of you keep waiting for the floor to drop out?
In this week's coaching episode, "Steve" reached out to Tara while he was in the middle of filing for divorce after an affair.
Months later, the divorce is off the table and he and his wife are more connected than they've ever been, but he doesn't quite trust it, and he came on to get coached through what real repair actually looks like.
In this episode:
Why the honeymoon phase after a near-breakup can be a band-aid, not proof you're healed
The question that matters more than "can I trust her": can you trust yourself to show up regardless of how she shows up
How to tell when a surface argument is really about a deeper need, and what to do instead of just reacting
Why you set the terms for conflict before the fight, not in the middle of it
Grieving the old relationship so you can build a new one instead of repeating the same cycle
If you're trying to rebuild something after it nearly fell apart, this one's for you.
JOIN MY FREE TRAINING HERE
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Connect with Tara:
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Disclaimer: The content shared in this podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional medical, mental health, or legal advice. I am not a licensed mental health professional or medical provider and cannot diagnose, treat, or prescribe medication for any condition.
If you or someone you know is struggling, please ask for support from a licensed professional or contact a trusted organization in your area. In cases of crisis or emergency, please contact local authorities or a crisis hotline immediately.
The views expressed in this podcast are my personal opinions and those of my guests. They are not intended to replace professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Thank you for listening responsibly.
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You almost lost the whole thing. And now, somehow, it's good again. Better than it's ever been, even. So why can't you actually enjoy it? Why does part of you keep waiting for the floor to drop out?
In this week's coaching episode, "Steve" reached out to Tara while he was in the middle of filing for divorce after an affair.
Months later, the divorce is off the table and he and his wife are more connected than they've ever been, but he doesn't quite trust it, and he came on to get coached through what real repair actually looks like.
In this episode:
Why the honeymoon phase after a near-breakup can be a band-aid, not proof you're healed
The question that matters more than "can I trust her": can you trust yourself to show up regardless of how she shows up
How to tell when a surface argument is really about a deeper need, and what to do instead of just reacting
Why you set the terms for conflict before the fight, not in the middle of it
Grieving the old relationship so you can build a new one instead of repeating the same cycle
If you're trying to rebuild something after it nearly fell apart, this one's for you.
JOIN MY FREE TRAINING HERE
__________________________________________________________________________________
Connect with Tara:
__________________________________________________________________________________
Disclaimer: The content shared in this podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional medical, mental health, or legal advice. I am not a licensed mental health professional or medical provider and cannot diagnose, treat, or prescribe medication for any condition.
If you or someone you know is struggling, please ask for support from a licensed professional or contact a trusted organization in your area. In cases of crisis or emergency, please contact local authorities or a crisis hotline immediately.
The views expressed in this podcast are my personal opinions and those of my guests. They are not intended to replace professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Thank you for listening responsibly.

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