EP285 Why a toxic coparent makes you want to drink (and what to do instead) with Divorce Coach Amy Armstrong
What if the biggest problem in your high-conflict relationship isn't your ex—it's that you keep handing them your power? In this conversation, Amy Armstrong breaks down why conflict is a skill deficit, not a character flaw, and how focusing on what you're willing to do (instead of what the other person is doing wrong)…
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