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Relationships
Communication
Conflict Resolution
Emotional Regulation
Therapy
Attachment Theory
Mental Health
Communication In Relationships
Intimacy
Boundaries
Emotional Connection
Couples Therapy
Relationship Advice
Communication Skills
Relationship Dynamics
Vulnerability
Self-Awareness
Trauma
Personal Growth
Anxiety

Relationship Advice helps listeners uncover the stuck spots in their relationships by taking expert advice from three licensed professional counselors and boiling it down into digestible tips and tools. Colter, Cayla, and Lauren help people to see that the first step to connecting with somebody else is by connecting with you. They focus their show on understanding and navigating the cycles that co... more

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Recent Guests

Julia Rogers
Divorce attorney and founder and CEO of HelloPrenup
HelloPrenup
Episode: A Better Way To Money
Jamie Star
Licensed clinical social worker, media psychologist and certified trauma therapist
STAR Network
Episode: How to Identify & Heal From Toxic Abusive Relationships (TAR) with Dr. Jamie Star
Cheryl Fraser
Couples and sex therapist who developed the Passion Triangle
Episode: The Passion Triangle with Dr. Cheryl: QUICK ADVICE
Jonathan Van Viegen
Marriage and family therapist, couples therapist, and author
Episode: The Difference Between Being Loved and Being Liked with Jonathan Van Viegen
Monica Berg
International speaker, bestselling author, co-host of Spiritually Hungry podcast
Spiritually Hungry
Episode: Finding The One? Try Becoming The One: QUICK ADVICE with Monica Berg
Laurie Watson
Nationally recognized couples and sex therapist, author, podcaster, and educator
Awakenings Center; Brave Love, Great Sex
Episode: Why You Keep Having the Same Sex feat. Laurie Watson
Gillian O'Shea Brown
Doctor of psychology and guest expert on attachment and patterning
Dr. Gillian O'Shea Brown, psychologist
Episode: Why You Keep Dating The Same Person In A Different Body: Dr. Gillian O'Shea Brown
Jessica Anne Pressler
Therapist and author
Author of The Traitor Within
Episode: What Happens When We Betray Ourselves With Jessica Pressler
Dr. Diane Heller
Attachment expert, psychologist
Episode: Why Anxious And Avoidant Attachment Styles Aren't Red Flags with Dr. Diane Heller

Hosts

Colter Bloxham
Host of Relationship Advice, licensed professional counselor; runs therapy practice in Phoenix
Lauren Mokary
Co-host; licensed professional counselor; affiliated with Thrive therapy practice
Cayla Bozovich
Co-host; licensed professional counselor; Thrive therapy practice co-host

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 2.9k ratings
  • Before and after

    I love your show, and I often pass episodes onto my clients (I’m a provisional psychologist). I do love a lot of the content in the new shows, but I did find the original host a lot more relatable. This may be just because of my age. I can see how the new hosts connect with a younger audience, but think that I probably would listen to the show with a lot. More bigger were there to be a wide range of ages represented in your hosts. I do continue to listen to all of the episodes on Attachment thou... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    SKCay
    Canada3 months ago
  • I love the new show art

    (For the front of the podcast, also I love that you guys put your pictures on it).

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ali Schuback
    United States5 months ago
  • Really

    Its horrible

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Okjth0107
    United Statesa year ago
  • Please don’t skip this relationship podcast!

    I’ve only recently started listening to relationship podcasts, and I came across these 3 therapists (they took over the podcast at the beginning of 2025). I’ve listened to approximately 20 of their shows so far, and it’s been better for me than previous in-person therapy and app-therapy (i.e. Liven). They are so honest and down-to-earth! It’s like listening to three friends discuss relationship issues in the healthiest way! They’ve really helped me feel understood and are helping me connect with... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jblflatpicker
    United Statesa year ago
  • Please check this podcast out ASAP!!

    Just started listening to this podcast! I love it! It helps me get closure and more!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    midwestgirl98
    United Statesa year ago

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Some listeners notice frequent ads and variable audio quality; overall quality remains strong with engaging guests.
New host lineup is praised for clearer, more relatable advice.
Balanced, practical relationship guidance with a compassionate, evidence-based tone.

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Talking Points

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A Better Way To Money
Q: How does starting this conversation look?
Rogers recommends framing the discussion around shared financial futures, explaining personal reasons vulnerably and signaling collaboration. She advises raising it before or soon after engagement, not during a fight or right before the wedding.
A Better Way To Money
Q: What is it about money that makes it so hard for couples to navigate it together?
Rogers says money is emotional and shaped by upbringing, beliefs about what people deserve and feelings of safety. Partners can have very different money mindsets, and prenup discussions may be their first honest disclosure of debt, savings, assets or inheritance.
How to Identify & Heal From Toxic Abusive Relationships (TAR) with Dr. Jamie Star
Q: How do I know if I should keep working on this or if it's like, I've got to run for the hills because I'm going to end up alienating myself from my whole support system if I stay?
Star says to consult a trauma-informed therapist and consider whether the partner will participate in therapy and make behavioral changes. He advises paying attention to relationship patterns and seeking professional support rather than making a diagnosis alone.
How to Identify & Heal From Toxic Abusive Relationships (TAR) with Dr. Jamie Star
Q: What is the difference between a protective move and a negative cycle and something that's abusive or toxic in a relationship?
Star distinguishes ordinary conflict and attachment-related protective behavior from persistent patterns involving lack of empathy, accountability, and reciprocity. He recommends professional assessment rather than diagnosing a partner, and says fairness, consistency, availability, and behavioral change are useful signals.
The Difference Between Being Loved and Being Liked with Jonathan Van Viegen
Q: How should couples handle a significant relational injury and rebuild trust?
The partner who caused the injury needs to demonstrate lasting behavioral maturity, while the injured partner moves through forgiveness at their own pace. Forgiveness does not require reconciliation, and trust depends on evidence of change.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Relationship Advice

What is Relationship Advice about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A practical relationship-therapy show led by three licensed professional counselors who guide couples and individuals through common dynamics, with a steady focus on emotional regulation, individuation, and healthy communication. Episodes typically blend clinical frameworks (like pursuer/withdrawer dynamics, attachment, and EFT-inspired concepts) with actionable tools, real-life examples, and promoter-friendly resources. Noteworthy are their down-to-earth conversations, balanced, compassionate tone, and frequent sponsorships for related courses and services that help listeners apply therapy approaches at home. The format emphasizes actionable takeaways and a collaborative thrice-host perspective, which can appeal to both self-improvement se... more

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Recent guests on Relationship Advice include:

1. Julia Rogers
2. Jamie Star
3. Cheryl Fraser
4. Jonathan Van Viegen
5. Monica Berg
6. Laurie Watson
7. Gillian O'Shea Brown
8. Jessica Anne Pressler

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