The lingering effects of childhood trauma often emerge in marriage, shaping how individuals experience love, safety, and connection. These symptoms of childhood trauma in marriage influence the ways partners interact, sometimes creating challenges in intimacy, trust, and emotional stability. Without awareness and healing, survival strategies developed in childhood can disrupt the natural flow of a […]

Childhood trauma leaves deep imprints on the way we engage in relationships, particularly in marriage, where intimacy and vulnerability are central. Many who experienced emotional neglect, inconsistent caregiving, or early exposure to fear and chaos unknowingly carry these patterns into their adult partnerships. Below, we explore several ways childhood trauma manifests in marriage, often in […]

Couples navigating faith-related trauma must work through layers of grief, identity formation, and restructuring of values—all while trying to maintain their connection.

Trauma-informed therapy helps couples rebuild connection and trust by working through pain together and creating corrective, healing experiences.

A heterosexual couple is seen side by side, each partner holding one side of a broken heart, demonstrating how trauma can affect your marriage.

A therapist is seen providing virtual EMDR services on a laptop screen from the perspective of the client.