The Antidote for Toxic Relationships With Dr. Brad Miller

Beyond Adversity with Dr. Brad Miller

Welcome to Dr. Brad Miller’s Episode 256 of “The Beyond Adversity Podcast.”

In this episode, Dr Brad discussed toxic relationships and the antidotes we can use to eliminate them. He also shares the story of when he himself experienced toxicity from an individual in the church.

Dr Brad talks about the toxic person he met at their church.

Although being a pastor in a church led him to help many people and meet great individuals with high spirituality, there are still some toxic people who are hurtful to others.

This led him to leave the church to prevent any damage to his family’s life.

Dr Brad also talks about A. Garcia, about how she experienced a life-threatening situation with his toxic husband. When A realized her situation, she made the best decision, which was to escape the domestic violence she was in.

Dr Brad defines toxic relationships as poison, which can hurt us deeply. Or in the worst-case scenario, kill us.

As such, antidotes are needed to stop the damage of a poison. If you are in a toxic relationship, you must remember that you must do something and take action to escape.

Dr Brad talks about the four C’s, which is the antidote for toxic relationships. The first is confrontation. Second is cutting out the toxic relationship. The third is to commit yourself. Lastly, connect with a higher power.

Episode 256 of The Beyond Adversity Podcast is a must-listen for anyone in a toxic relationship with other people—those who are struggling to escape from the poisonous situation and want to find the cure.

“The Beyond Adversity Podcast with Dr. Brad Miller is published weekly with the mission of helping people “Grow Through What They Go Through” as they navigate adversity and discover their promised life of peace, prosperity and purpose.

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