Communication That Connects

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Happy couples know that working on communication skills is one of the most important things you can do to strengthen your relationship.

In the Communication That Connects Collection, you’ll find expert advice from our couples counselors and relationship coaches for communication repair, constructive conflict, empowered communication skills, healthy boundaries, increasing emotional intimacy, communicating with a withdrawn partner, and more.

How-to-Connect-With- Your Partner on a Deeper Level: The Three Levels of Communication

How to Connect With Your Partner on a Deeper Level: The Three Levels of Communication

How to Connect With Your Partner on a Deeper Level | Dr. Lisa & Debra Fileta Explore Relationship Coaching → How to Connect With Your Partner on a Deeper Level: The Three Levels of Communication with Dr. Lisa Marie Bobby and Debra Fileta Watch · 37:00 Listen on Share You Talk Every Day and Still…
Two men talking. How to have difficult conversations.

How to Have Difficult Conversations

Difficult conversations are tough, and easy to avoid (or botch). But authentic communication is vital for healthy relationships — especially when it’s about something hard to talk about. Get strategies for having productive, “critical conversations” on this episode of the podcast.
Man sitting on the edge of a bed looking distressed while his partner lies blurred in the background, suggesting relationship conflict and emotional distance.

How to Stop People-Pleasing and Start Being Respected | Kelvin Davis

People pleasing can look kind but quietly damage self-respect, boundaries, and emotional intimacy. Dr. Lisa and Kelvin Davis explore nice guy syndrome, conflict avoidance, how to set boundaries, and how to stop being a people pleaser.
Couple having a tense argument in a kitchen, illustrating communication problems and relationship conflict.

How to Fix Communication Problems: Repair Conflict Fast for Trust | Mika Ross

How to repair a relationship starts with understanding conflict, defensiveness, and repair. Learn how to stop arguing with your partner and rebuild trust.
A person holding a megaphone representing what happens when you stand up for yourself.

The Unexpected Truth About Standing Up for Yourself

Is it hard to stand up for yourself? Discover tips to confidently say “no” and align your actions with your values for a happier, stronger you.
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