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When you spend the day managing medications, correcting speech, and helping with mobility, it can be hard to feel like a wife at night. In this episode, Genevieve and Dr. Laura Wolford talk about why intimacy after stroke and aphasia often fades quietly in a marriage. Not because ...  Show more

Marriage after aphasia often brings grief that no one talks about. In this episode, we explore how identity shift changes roles inside a marriage after stroke. Allie Reed and Dr. Jackie Hinckley share research that asked couples, “Would you marry me again?” Their findings reveal ...  Show more

In this episode, we explore whether intense emotional moments—like panic attacks or big cries—are setbacks or signs of progress. Learn what happens in your nervous system during big emotional releases, why healing can feel harder before it gets better, and how to support yours ...

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Journaling can be a useful tool in anxiety recovery, but how do you ensure it works for you and not against you? This episode challenges ...

How do you actually feel your emotions without being consumed by them? In this episode of Ask Kati Anything, licensed therapist Kati Morton shares practical strategies for processing feelings in a healthy way — and how to compartmentalize without suppressing what you’re going thr ...  Show more