Working on your communication skills is the most important thing you can do to strengthen your relationship. In the Communication that Connects Collection, you’ll find resources for communication repair, constructive conflict, empowered communication skills, advice for building healthy boundaries, emotional intimacy, vulnerability, and communicating with a withdrawn partner.
Is your relationship worth saving? Learn about the differences between healthy and unhealthy relationships and when it’s time to let go.
How Men Feel Loved: Men crave feeling close, connected, and emotionally intimate just as much as women do. Here’s how to romance your man.
Feeling invalidated by your partner? Learn to shift the emotional climate of your relationship to one of acceptance and emotional safety.
Ever wonder why relationships fail? On this podcast, we’re exploring the anatomy of a failed relationship, so you can keep yours healthy and strong.
Is there a pursuer-distancer pattern in your relationship? Learn why the cycle of pursuing and withdrawing can be so damaging, and what you can do to break free.
Using a soft startup can help you avoid a nasty fight and keep conflict constructive. Learn how to use a soft startup for a stronger relationship.
Assumptions in relationships can destroy communication. Learn how to stop assuming and start connecting.
Is jealousy healthy in a relationship? Learn what causes romantic jealousy, how to handle it, and why it might be a good thing for your relationship.
Do you have a hard time saying no? Never fear — this episode of the podcast is full of tips for how to stop saying yes to everything, and start prioritizing your own authentic wellbeing.
Want to learn how to deal with passive aggressive people? Tune in for time-honored tips on having direct, authentic relationships with everyone in your life.
Learn how to communicate with your partner without fighting by turning conflict into an opportunity for deeper connection.
Gottman’s four horsemen of the apocalypse are relationship killers. Break free from criticism, defensiveness, stonewalling, and contempt.
Do you have a control freak in your life? Learn what drives controlling behavior and the best way to handle it.
Understanding love languages — and acting accordingly — can change everything in a relationship for the better. Listen to this podcast to learn more, and then take the love language quiz!
Are you really worried about someone in your life? Are you being negatively impacted by the consequences of someone else’s behavior? Few things are more frustrating than seeing someone you love suffering, spinning out of control, and unable or unwilling to get help. What to do?
Healthy boundaries are vital to happy relationships, but they can be tricky. Here’s a strategy to help you figure it out.
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