Podcast episodes about relationships
Communication, conflict, attachment — the things relationships actually run on.
What Makes a Good Relationship (Stan Tatkin)
What relationship science says about finding love, with Paul Eastwick, PhD
Lessons from the ‘Love Lab’ on how to strengthen your relationship, with John Gottman, PhD, and Julie Schwartz Gottman, PhD
Handling Difficult People, Healing Breakups, and the Science of Talking to Strangers | Shankar Vedantam
How Not to Ruin Your Relationships | Drs. John & Julie Gottman
The Language of Desire: What Attraction Can Teach Us About Love & Connection
157. How Can You Get Closer to the People You Care About?
Relationships 2.0: When Did Marriage Become So Hard?
Can Couples Learn to Argue Better?
MORGAN: Why We Fight About Kids, Sex & Chores: Therapist Breaks Down High-Conflict Couples
172. Is Marriage Worth It?
Love Lessons from the "Masters of Relationships"
The Love Patterns We Repeat: Understanding What’s Really Getting in the Way
#880: Relationship Tools That Work — Esther Perel, Brené Brown, Dr. Sue Johnson, Terry Real, and More on Conflict, Repair, and Lasting Love
How to Stop Fighting And Start Talking (and Healing) | Stan Tatkin
Is Your Relationship … OK?
Ep. 10: Being Curious. Falling Out of Us. Part 1
64%#277: What to Look For in a Long-Term Partner
Love 2.0: Reimagining Our Relationships
Why Conflict is Critical (John & Julie Gottman, PhDs)
What's your attachment style?
"Why doesn't my partner understand me?" Self-differentiation, love languages and curiosity in relationships
What Your Attachment Style Reveals & The Trouble with Predictions
Stop Trying to “Win” An Argument With Your Partner! (THIS Shift Will Turn Conflict into Communication)
What to look for
Therapists working with real couples give a different picture from commentators giving takes. Both are here; the first ages better.
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