Loving Through the Storm: Communication That Protects Your Relationship When the person you love begins to change, losing feelings, rewriting your history, or becoming emotionally distant after starting, stopping, or changing an antidepressant it can feel like your reality is unraveling. Many describe it as if their partner is still physically there, but no longer…
Loving Through the Storm teaches about Mirroring and Smart Contact When a partner has been medicated, it can become difficult to communicate with them while they are under the influence. The loved one is medically spellbound due to the psychiatric prescription. As a result, you need a special way of communicating as the medicated while…
By Loving Through The Storm He didn’t lose his marriage all at once. It unraveled quietly, confusingly, in ways that never made sense no matter how many nights he replayed them. They had built a life together. 4 kids, routines, inside jokes, shared dreams. Like most marriages, it wasn’t perfect, but it was real. There…
“when you talk to your kids you need to explain to them that he is sick. Doctors gave him a medicine to help him with anxiety and it made him crazy. He cannot control his thoughts or emotions. Tell them be loves them very much he just isn’t thinking clearly. Use this to show them…
Said he married her because everyone else was getting married and it seemed like the next logical step. Said he’d been pretending for years. He said it calmly, almost clinically, as though he were reading from a report he had just discovered about his own life. She listened in silence, her body buzzing with confusion….
This post is inspired after a conversation with by my ex-husband, who was prescribed medication during a season of depression tied to a life event—not because of a lifelong chemical imbalance, as pharmaceutical companies and far too many doctors want people to believe. When we talk about “success stories,” most of us picture something very…
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