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Ep 166: 9 Ways First Responder Couples Can Apologize and Repair Conflict

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If you’ve ever heard or said “I’m sorry, but…” you know how empty that apology feels. “Sorry” often gets tossed out as a quick fix to end the argument, not to heal the hurt. The problem is that those shallow apologies don’t repair anything. They pile up, leaving cracks in trust that get harder to ignore.

For many first responder couples, conflict starts to feel like a battle to win instead of a wound to heal. Law enforcement officers, in particular, are trained with a survival mindset: “you win, you go home.” But when that belief crosses into marriage, it turns your spouse into the opponent instead of your teammate.

[email protected] www.madisoneliecounseling.com 9 Ways to Apologize Worksheet

Hold the Line: The Essential Guide to Protecting Your Law Enforcement Relationship

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Content provided by Cyndi Doyle, LPCS, and NCC. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Cyndi Doyle, LPCS, and NCC or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

If you’ve ever heard or said “I’m sorry, but…” you know how empty that apology feels. “Sorry” often gets tossed out as a quick fix to end the argument, not to heal the hurt. The problem is that those shallow apologies don’t repair anything. They pile up, leaving cracks in trust that get harder to ignore.

For many first responder couples, conflict starts to feel like a battle to win instead of a wound to heal. Law enforcement officers, in particular, are trained with a survival mindset: “you win, you go home.” But when that belief crosses into marriage, it turns your spouse into the opponent instead of your teammate.

[email protected] www.madisoneliecounseling.com 9 Ways to Apologize Worksheet

Hold the Line: The Essential Guide to Protecting Your Law Enforcement Relationship

The Top 10 Things Every Law Enforcement Spouse Should Know

  continue reading

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