Connection: The Core of Human Experience | Adam Dorsay | #127
Loneliness can be worse for your health than smoking 15 cigarettes daily. In today's episode, we explore connection as the precursor to happiness and find out why your "connection formula" might be the most important thing you're not thinking about.
Betrayal Trauma: Finding Hope After Infidelity | Dave Jones | #126
Betrayal trauma is an alteration of reality." Therapist David Jones explains why infidelity causes trauma and shares the three-legged stool model for healing: boundaries, coping skills, and connections. Powerful insights on this week's episode.
When Marriage Meets Faith | Loren Marks | #125
In an increasingly secular world, the profound impact of faith on marriage remains a cornerstone for countless couples navigating life's complexities together. Our recent conversation with Dr. Loren Marks from Brigham Young University illuminated how religion serves as a multidimensional force in strengthening marital bonds through three essential pathways: shared beliefs, meaningful practices, and supportive communities.
Hidden Toll: How Conflict & Divorce Impact Children | Jenet Erickson | #124
The Art of New Parenthood: Protecting Your Relationship While Welcoming Baby | Joni Parthemer | #123
Why Is Marriage Important? | Dr. Brad Wilcox | #122
Why We Argue So Much? | Laura Heck and Zach Brittle | #121
Relationship Evaluation | Don and Carrie Cole | #120
Establishing Household Roles: Tips for Couples | Dr. Julie Hanks | #119
Daily Acts of Love Build Strong Intimate Marriages | Dr. Alexandra Solomon | #118
Avoiding Divorce: Expert Tips from a Divorce Lawyer | Padideh Jafari, ESQ | #117
Chastity Before and Inside Marriage | Jason Evert | #116
Jason Evert discusses the significance of chastity, self-mastery, and authentic love in building stronger relationships. He emphasizes how these virtues contribute to healthier, more fulfilling marriages.
Shame and Healthy Sexuality | Natasha Helfer | #115
Defining Gender Roles in Marriage | Dr. Daniel Carlson | #114
This engaging episode highlights the importance of communication, fairness, and shared responsibility, offering actionable strategies to build stronger and more equitable relationships.
Men Matter: Husbands Need Support Too | Lesli Doares | #113
Marriage coach Lesli Doares shares the concept of the Husband Project and strategies for husbands to enhance their marriages. The conversation emphasizes the importance of building emotional safety, improving communication skills, and developing a comprehensive marriage blueprint. Lesli provides actionable advice on nurturing connection and fostering mutual respect, empowering husbands to actively contribute to healthier and more fulfilling relationships.
A Key To Keep Romance Alive: Married Dating | Brandon Porter | #112
Brandon shares practical tips for busy couples, including the role of planning, novelty, and nostalgia in fostering connection. With a focus on affordability and accessibility, the conversation highlights how even small, intentional efforts can reignite romance and strengthen relationships. Enjoy these tips and tricks for unique dating plans with your spouse.
How To Choose A Therapist | Dr. Liz Hale | #111
Liz Hale addressees topics of finding a therapist including: the financial aspects of therapy, when divorce might be necessary, and attunement of therapist. To enhance her impact, she shares personal stories and anecdotes. She also suggest simple, actionable steps listeners can take at home.
The Empowered Wife: How Resilience Can Save Your Marriage | Laura Doyle | #110
No More Mr. Nice Guy? | Brannon and Tyler Patrick | #109
Dr. Dave Schramm and Dr. Liz Hale engage with therapist brothers Tyler and Brannon Patrick to explore the "Mr. Nice Guy" persona and its effects on relationships. They discuss how behaviors rooted in fear and insecurity can unintentionally harm trust and intimacy. The Patricks provide guidance on embracing authenticity, establishing healthy masculinity, and fostering deeper connections, offering actionable advice on setting boundaries, effective communication, and building a courageous marriage.
