REWIND EPISODE!

Today, we are rewinding back to Season 1, Episode 1. The one that started it all.

Over the past couple of weeks, we have been discussing the importance of curiosity in our relationships. Why? Because if you aren't curious and ask questions, it can easily lead to DANGEROUS ASSUMPTIONS.

You can also read more about "Dangerous Assumptions" in Susan's Book "We're Still in This," available on the Tangible Truth Website: We're Still in This.

Last week, Susan and special guest Brad Franklin talked about the need to be curious in a relationship. During their conversation, Susan mentioned a podcast that she and former co-host, Keri Corn, did on being curious way back in season 1.

It has been one of our most talked-about and well-received episodes, so we wanted to share it with you again to offer a different perspective on the idea of "Being Curious."

To finish this six-part series, Susan and Brad discuss the phrase "be curious" and how it is important and ties into all of the other phrases discussed over the last five episodes.

"Be Curious" Episode from Season 1 with Susan and Keri Corn: https://blubrry.com/tangibletruthpodcastklrc/77974002/be-curious-s01e06/

Brad Franklin of Fresh Roots Family Counseling is back in the studio with Susan this week to untangle two new quotes: "What is said is not always what is heard" and "My relationship to God should be reflective of my relationship to others."

We could not get enough of this series in March, so we are continuing it in April!

For the next three episodes, Susan will be joined by Brad Franklin of Fresh Roots Family Counseling in Rogers, AR.

In today's episode, the phrase "What makes this make sense?" takes center stage.

Dr Ryan Rana is back for one last session to dig deep into the topic of comparison and what it means to be healthy so that your relationships can also be healthy.

Dr. Ryan Rana is back for part 2, where he and Susan untangle some of the most used quotes and concepts in therapy to help you better understand these amazing truths.

Ryan Rana (PhD, LPC-S, LMFT-S) is one of the co-founders of The Joshua Center here in Northwest Arkansas.

To learn more about him and The Joshua Center: CLICK HERE.

Have you ever heard a quote that sounds good and helpful, but you can't quite figure out what it means?

This month, Susan will be joined by Dr. Ryan Rana to untangle some of the most used quotes and concepts in therapy to help you better understand these amazing truths.

Ryan Rana (PhD, LPC-S, LMFT-S) is one of the co-founders of The Joshua Center here in Northwest Arkansas.

To learn more about him and The Joshua Center: CLICK HERE.

To piggyback on last month's series on "The Brutal Realities of Pornography," Susan has invited fellow therapist Katie Ubben to discuss a recent training they attended on the addictiveness of technology. The Joshua Center and SelfCtrl, a non-profit that seeks to educate parents on screen time habits so they can model and implement healthy boundaries around devices, offered the training.

For more information on SelfCtrl, check out their website: SelfCtrl.

If you or someone you know is dealing with any form of addiction, please seek help from Celebrate Recovery or another program.

True healing from pornography addiction can never happen in a vacuum.

It requires many different versions of community.

On this final episode of "The Brutal Realities of Porn" series, Susan, Ted & Hunter discuss the practical steps it takes to find the community that will walk with you as you or someone you know strives to find healing.

To learn more about Freedom Fight, please purchase Ted's book, The Freedom Fight.

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