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Podcast

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Conversations about couples, families, and the patterns we inherit — in plain language, from a marriage and family therapist.

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Episodes

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What it covers

Ideas in the queue


  • The fight you keep having, taken apart in twenty minutes
  • What actually happens in a first couples session
  • Repair after an affair, step by step
  • Money, in-laws, and the conversations nobody schedules
  • Terapia en español: cuando el amor se aprende en otro idioma
  • What your family taught you about conflict before you could talk

Episodes are educational, not therapy, and no client stories are used. Anything resembling a case example is composite and fictional, which is both the ethical standard and the safest practice.

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