Episode 038: Why Getting Closure Is A Facade

01/22/18 • 16 min

You may be surprised to find out the underlying reasons why you feel you want closure. Breakup Specialist Alina Gershonov dives deep into the topic of closure on this episode of Relationships Uncomplicated

Alina challenges this common misconception that comes up for people post-breakup and also reveals the main reason why people feel they need closure.

Together with Relationship Expert Idit Sharoni, they process what closure actually looks like at the end of a relationship and the pros/cons to even seeking it in the first place.

Links mentioned in this episode:

Episode 004: How To Heal After A Breakup

Episode 022: The Difference Between Moving On & Healing

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Alina challenges this common misconception that comes up for people post-breakup and also reveals the main reason why people feel they need closure.

Together with Relationship Expert Idit Sharoni, they process what closure actually looks like at the end of a relationship and the pros/cons to even seeking it in the first place.

Links mentioned in this episode:

Episode 004: How To Heal After A Breakup

Episode 022: The Difference Between Moving On & Healing

To send us questions you'd like answered in a future podcast:

Please write your question in the following format and email [email protected] or [email protected]:

Type of relationship (marriage, dating, etc.)
Length of relationship
Your story + your question to us
Remember, you will absolutely remain anonymous

For more information about the podcast, Idit Sharoni, and Alina Gershonov visit:

www.iditsharoni.com

www.AlinaGershonov.com

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Episode 037: Things We Wish Couples With Communication Issues knew (Part 2)

On this episode of Relationships Uncomplicated, Relationship Expert Idit Sharoni enlightens us with a few truth bombs. She also shares the #1 predictor of divorce, based on decades of research conducted by the Gottman Institute.

Together with Breakup Specialist, Alina Gershonov they explore this predictor of divorce, what it looks like in a relationship, where it stems from, and most importantly how it can be avoided.

This episode is packed with invaluable information to help your marriage improve immediately and for the long haul.

Links mentioned in this episode:

Episode 021: Things We Wish Couples With Communication Issues Knew (Part 1)

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Episode 039: Will The Truth Set You Free After Infidelity?

On this episode of Relationships Uncomplicated, Relationship Expert Idit Sharoni explores if the common saying "the truth will set you free" applies to finding out the whole truth about your partner's infidelity.

You will learn what to ask and what not to ask in order to bring you and your partner closer to healing. Also, find out which truth-seeking questions are appropriate for facilitating healing and which ones are not.

Together with breakup Specialist Alina Gershonov, they discuss questions that address love, sex, commitment, desire, loyalty, loss and many more.

Links mentioned in this episode:

Episode 016: Staying After Infidelity- Mistake #2

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