This is a little addendum to the last podcast on codependency.

In this episode I dive into what it looks like to be passive and active in a marriage and in life.

I invite you to be a little more active in your mixed faith marriage and provide examples to help you see where you may be passive.

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Listen to episode 44 for the first part of this series!

In episode 44 I talk about what codependency is and how it presents. Here I talk more about what to do about it. I share 13 things to help you stop being codependent in your mixed faith marriage.

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Talking about the Sunday school lesson, who you saw at the RS activity and how your primary lesson went used to be normal topics of conversation ... until the faith transition.

Talking about church can be hard. In this podcast I re-visit emotional bids and offer a few ideas on talking about church.

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In this podcast episode I talk about a coaching I tool I love to use with my clients in a mixed faith marriage. It's the basic idea that a marriage is going to be both awesome and awkward and that is okay!

However, I also think that this tool should be used with discretion. Not all coaching tools apply to all situations equally.

Here I walk you though the criteria to apply when deciding if this took is a good fit for you.

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"If I had known about this .... I would not have married you" is something that comes up in a mixed faith marriage after a faith transition.

In this mastermind panel discussion Suzette Halterman, Chris Rich and myself discuss this phrase.

We talk about :

-Our own personal experience with this kind of phrase

- When it might be a valid and important part of communication

-How much conscious choice we exercise when choosing our spouse

-How to choose your spouse now if that is the right decision

In the third installment of my three part series on patriarchy I talk about invisible labor and more specifically emotional labor.

Emotional labor is disproportionately the responsibly of women.

In this episode I share how this may show up in a mixed faith marriage.

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Part 2 in my 2 part series on patriarchy in a mixed faith marriage.

In this episode I talk about a cycle I see with many women that often ends in feeling suppressed or expressed anger and frustration.

Spoilers, this is often a because of how women as socialized in a patriarchy and this cycle can be part of a mixed faith marriage.

Learning about the cycle can help you have the awareness needed to break the cycle.

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I am doing a three part series on the impacts of Patriarchy in a mixed faith marriage.

In part one I am exploring some of my own musing and conclusions based on my own observations and training (I have completed the Advanced Feminist Certified Coaching program).

In this podcast I walk through the differences men and women may face in a mixed faith marriage.

They are both challenging but it can be helpful to have language around the differences to understand your own experience better.

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This panel discussion is all about listening. We share our horror stories and our successes when it comes to listening. We talk about the things blocking us from being better listeners. We acknowledge listening is a hard skill and you will not always be able to listen perfectly. We share some ideas on how to develop your listening skills. This episode is packed with ideas, suggestions, and tips.

Join Chris Rich, Suzette Ward Halterman and myself as we do a deep dive into listening in your mixed faith marriage.

I hear a lot of clients tell me they should be on the same page in their marriage. However, being in a mixed faith marriage often means you are not and that can be a constant sore spot. What if it was okay or even amazing that you are NOT on the same page? In this podcast I offer the analogy of the designer and the engineer to show that not being on the same page can be a good thing.

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