In this episode of the Couple Cure Podcast, we dive into the complexities of intimacy (OUTSIDE the bedroom) when Jay was in active addiction, the challenges of seeking validation, and the impact of hi

Jay confesses something hes never told anyone before: One way he lied to keep his addiction hidden. (Hint: its one thing some addicts do to keep their secrets.) Hes also asked if he thinks that t

In this episode, I ask Jay if he will answer some difficult question this seasonquestions like: --What are some tactics he used to get away with lying for so long? --How did he pretend to change--

In this, our last episode of Season 5, we address six ways to help you find out if youve been given the full truth / signs he might still be lying. We also cover what pressure can do to some addicts

In this episode of The Couple Cure, Jay tackles the question: 'How serious do I need to be about my recovery?' Using his own history and insights, he discusses the inevitable challenges and pushbacks

Summary: Rebuilding Trust through Tangible Evidence of Change after Lies In this episode, we respond to a wifes question about the importance of seeing tangible evidence in her husband's growth proc

In this episode, recorded on New Year's Eve, we discuss the importance of having a solid plan to ensure your new year is better than the last. We delve into specific steps for making effective New Yea

In this episode, we explore how addicts truly change by focusing on the impact of experiencing true pain and loss. Divided into two partsone for non-Christians and the other for Christianswe discuss

***Trigger Warning for Alcoholics in Recovery*** In this episode, Jay addresses a common question addicts may have, along the lines of, Will I have to pay for this forever? He answers with the trut

In this episode, we address a difficult question from a viewer about a lack of physical touch in her marriage, even while undergoing chemotherapy. We delve into the possible reasons behind her husband