
Family Troubles with Dr. Joshua Coleman is a podcast dedicated to exploring and understanding the intricate dynamics of family life through a multifaceted lens. Hosted by Dr. Joshua Coleman, a seasoned psychologist with decades of experience, this show dives deep into the complexities of modern familial relationships, along with transformative strategies to foster healthier connections and mend br... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyRelationshipsSociety & CultureParenting | |||

In this episode of Family Troubles, I sit down with Alphonso James, a speaker, advocate, author, and exoneree who spent 32 years incarcerated for a crime he did not commit. At 17 years old, Alphonso was wrongfully convicted of murder and sentenced to... more
In this episode of Family Troubles, I sit down with Sasha Ayad, M.Ed., LPC, a Licensed Professional Counselor who has worked with adolescents for over 19 years and focuses on teens and young adults struggling with gender dysphoria and gender identity... more
In this episode of Family Troubles, I sit down with Lindsey and Leslie Glass, a mother-daughter author and advocacy duo, co-founders of Reach Out Recovery, and authors of The Mother-Daughter Relationship Makeover, to talk about addiction, recovery, e... more
In this episode of Family Troubles, I sit down with Dr. Darcy Sterling, a NYC-based Licensed Clinical Social Worker, relationship expert, and host of E! Network’s Famously Single, to talk about what it means to date while estranged from a parent, adu... more
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I am a huge fan of Dr Coleman’s sensible, professional and balanced advice to estranged parents. I highly recommend following him on his Substack and both of his books on estrangement. I am working through his second books worksheets and found them challenging but very helpful in understanding myself and my son.
Dr. Joshua Coleman, Ph.D. is a wealth of knowledge on the complexities of today’s family conflict and estranged relationships. He goes into depth on how it can affect entire family structures for future generations. I subscribe to his “Family Troubles” on Substack which includes his wonderful newsletter that discusses estrangement between parents and adult children and how this affects grandchildren, as well. I am so glad to know he has now put together a wonderful podcast with interesting gue... more
I’ve listened to three of the Dr.Coleman’s new podcast after following him through his newsletter and Zoom meetings for three years. These segments with other professionals on the subject of estrangement with perhaps the expert on the subject, Dr. Coleman , are like a master class. Dr. Coleman is clear on the numerous causes and dos and dont’s and essentially says much of the same things, week after week, but adding these other perspectives adds so much to my understanding of the subject of estr... more
Very much enjoy all of Dr. Coleman’s material (books, substack articles, YouTube and now this podcast). Enjoy his insights and the guests he has on!
This is the podcast I’ve been waiting for. Truly a must listen for the complex times in which we are living. Families are suffering and on both sides of the divide there is immense pain. The conversations Dr. Coleman facilitates illuminate multiple perspectives and helps breakdown the many factors which make reconciliation such a challenge. These issues affect all of us, it’s either you or someone you know. We all need this information to help push society in a kinder and more gentle direction.
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This show centers on the complexities of modern families, focusing on estrangement, reconciliation, parenting pressures, and the social forces that shape intergenerational relationships. Across episodes, guests span psychologists, sociologists, historians, and researchers who provide practical strategies, historical context, and compassion-driven approaches to improve family dynamics, set healthy boundaries, and navigate difficult conversations. Notable strengths include a rigorous, research-informed lens paired with accessible, real-world guidance, as well as a willingness to explore controversial topics like cutoff culture, ambiguous loss, and memory-based disputes through multiple perspectives.
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Recent guests on Family Troubles include:
1. Dr. Darcy Sterling
2. Lucy Blake
3. Steven Mintz
4. Tania Khazaal
5. Judith Smith
6. Michelle Weiner-Davis
7. Mark Pendergrast
8. Pauline Boss
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