You’ve heard it said that time is money. On this Mad About Marriage episode Laura Vanderkam, author of 168 Hours: You Have More Time Than You Think, is going to help us learn to better manage these two precious resources as a means to improving our marriage. Vanderkam has practical advice on how to fit all the important and essential things you need to do, including sleep, into your busy life.
How can you manage to make a marriage work when one spouse is a believer and the other is not? Or when one partner is more religious than another? Author Nancy Kennedy walks through this relationship hurdle, offering tips on how to alleviate the stress in this area.
In this Mad About Marriage episode, marriage and family therapist Dr. Linda Mintle dispels relationship myths that can hinder one’s marriage. She is the author of I Married You, Not Your Family, and Nine Other Relationship Myths That Can Ruin Your Marriage.
In her signature honest and transparent style, author Donna Partow joins us to offer encouragement and help for women who “signed up for” a great marriage, lifelong friendships, and vibrant health, but now find themselves in a life they didn’t sign up for.
Marriage and family counselors Milan and Kay Yerkovich share the various styles of love and why our relationships with our spouses and kids are the way they are. This show was awarded a Silver Remi Award at the Worldfest-Houston International Film & Video Festival in 2013.
On this Mad About Marriage episode, authors Dr. Charles Schmitz and Dr. Elizabeth Schmitz shed light on how to make a marriage successful and long-lasting. The Schmitz discuss their most recent book, Building A Love That Lasts, with hosts Mike and Gayle Tucker.
Marriages are ending at an alarming rate and now, more than ever, it’s the woman who is choosing to end the marriage. What’s causing this trend, and what can be done about it? On this Mad About Marriage episode Dr. Willard and Joyce Harley from Marriage Builders shed some light on this growing trend.
Every relationship needs boundaries. Even married couples must learn when to say yes and when to say no. Psychologist Dr. Henry Cloud, author of Boundaries, has helped countless couples know what boundaries are and how to set them.
We’ve often heard that communication is the key to a healthy marriage. But what about people who just don’t talk; either they don’t like to talk or they feel they don’t have the right words when they do talk. On this Mad About Marriage episode Steven Stosny, Ph.D. tells us that there is hope for the non-talkers. You CAN improve your marriage without talking.
Is it possible for husband and wife to actually be equal partners in a relationship or is that idea simply a myth? In this Mad About Marriage episode Willie and Elaine Oliver discuss marriage partnerships, division of labor, and head-of-household concepts.
