Facts, Fights, and Finding the Truth: It's Not Just About Who's Right
From After the Session: Two Therapists Telling It Like It Is · 00:57:58
Show by Dwain and John
In this episode of After the Session, John and Dwain dive into what really happens in couples counseling—where the fights aren't always about what they seem. We explore the difference between fact-based arguments and emotional truths, and why being "right" rarely leads to real change. Often, communication isn’t the problem—it’s a symptom of something deeper. When couples learn to name what’s real, they open the door to healing—because finding the truth really can set us free.
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