Dr. Dana Watson from Families Inc. Counseling Services joined Brandon and Kelly to talk about turning the mirror back on ourselves in relationships. Why is it so much easier to see what our partner needs to change than to recognize our own role in the relationship? What does it mean to ask, “What is mine here?” and how can self-awareness and accountability help change relationship dynamics? How do we handle feedback we don’t agree with, avoid falling into the trap of trying to make our partner more like us, and move forward when both people are waiting for the other to change first? Does taking responsibility for ourselves mean accepting blame for someone else’s behavior? And how can boundaries help us recognize what is ours to work on—and what isn’t? Dr. Watson shares practical insight into building healthier relationships through honest self-reflection, personal responsibility, and recognizing what we have the power to change.
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