S1: E2 | Amber's Abusive Marriage

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The Married Therapists: A Relationship Podcast

Amber Semidey, LCSW and Luis Semidey, LPC

20 episodes

4 days ago

Join Luis Semidey, LPC and Amber Semidey, LCSW, The Married Therapists, as they get real about relationships. With raw honesty and vulnerability, they share their journey of healing from abusive marriages while diving deep into the complexities of love, sex, finances, gender norms, conflict, communication, and more. Blending personal stories with professional expertise, this podcast offers practical advice and heartfelt insights to help you navigate the ups and downs of relationships. No topic is off limits-just candid conversations to inspire growth, connection, and understanding.

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S1: E2 | Amber's Abusive Marriage

The Married Therapists: A Relationship Podcast

58 minutes 4 seconds

7 months ago

S1: E2 | Amber's Abusive Marriage

In this episode, Amber shares her deeply personal journey through an abusive relationship, shedding light on the emotional abuse she endured and the red flags she overlooked. She opens up about the emotional turmoil, the control and isolation she experienced, and the eventual realization that change was necessary. The conversation explores the complexities of family dynamics, the long-lasting effects of domestic violence, and the vital role of therapy in healing. Amber’s story is one of personal growth, resilience, and empowerment, illustrating the importance of recognizing abuse and seeking help. Her path to healing serves as an inspiring testament to overcoming adversity and advocating for others facing similar struggles.

Domestic Violence Resources

If you or someone you know needs help, there are resources available.

For immediate help with domestic violence, call The National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-8233 or text LOVEIS to 22522. They're available 24/7

You can also contact StrongHearts Native Helpline at 844-762-8483. For additional support, you can explore a comprehensive database of programs and shelters in the U.S. and Canada at DomesticShelters.org.

Remember, you are not alone, and help is within reach.

Instagram: @thatrelationshippod

YouTube: @MarriedTherapists