In this 2nd installment of AMAR (Ask Me Anything about Relationships) I dive into your burning questions and it gets a little intense in there! Thanks for bringing it everyone!
SHOWNOTES:
There’s a lot of great questions in here including:
- How to relate to someone who’s depressed [5:30]
- How to find a great marriage counselor [17:45]
- How to get over years of resentments [26:35]
- What to do if someone is passive aggressive with you [34:25]
And more!
We don’t tend to attract a new type of person until we have shifted internally somehow. Share on XMarriage success, over time, isn’t about Band-Aids. It’s about building a foundation from the ground up that’s badass and indestructible.
HELPFUL LINKS:
The 1 Proven Method To Reach Your Emotionally Unavailable Partner
Book: Wired For Love
Blog Post: For Guys That Say To Their Girlfriends “You Deserve Better Than Me”
To get your own questions answered on future Q&A podcast episodes, record a question here, or send an email to [email protected].
2 Comments
Sharon Avesar
April 18, 2016Hey Jayson,
I want to start off by saying I love your podcast and find it very useful. I often find myself really resonating with your perspective and have used it both personally and in my private practice where I see many couples. I was however thrown off and really found myself disagreeing with this podcast. I’m currently single and believe that I am still an effective couples therapist. For someone that is able to think so fully about each topic, I’m wondering why you decided to take such a definitive stance on single couple therapists?
Aside from that, thank you for your work!
Sharon
Jayson
May 4, 2016Yeah, it’s tricky terrain, but I love your push back. It’s true, some single folks rock at coaching on relationship just like some parent coaches who have never had kids are outstanding. And, I still would not go see you if I wanted help with my marriage of 9 years unless you’ve been married at least 9 years. You can only help me to the place you’ve gone in yourself. That’s my rule of thumb. That’s why I don’t coach much outside of my own experience with self and others.
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