
Hello, I am a marital therapist, communications trainer and author. I have thirty-five years helping couples and individuals make better relationships. I have written twenty-plus self-help books which include the international best-sellers ‘I love you but I’m not in love with you’ and ‘How can I ever trust you again?’ My books have been translated into twenty languages. I trained with RELATE the U... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 527 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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If you could write a letter to your own anxiety, what would it say? This is just one of the ways therapist Dr Kathleen Smith befriends her anxiety and in the process, moves it into the back seat of her life.
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I am a newcomer to this podcast and I found it by listening to the interview with Dr James Hollis, which was excellent.
I have since listened to several more interviews.
I love the gentle, intelligent, incisive reflections and I always learn lots.
Thank you for sharing wisdom in the way you do.
Thank you Tim Dowling (my favourite columnist by a mile) and Andrew G Marshall (who’s always an excellent listen) for a terrific show full of perceptive points. I missed this edition first time around and feel very fortunate that you re-issued it.
I like to think I’m emotionally intelligent but I still learned loads from Andrew G Marshall’s discussion with Dr Samantha Roden Whiten. Thank you both.
I love the way Andrew weaves his vast experience in helping people enjoy a great marriage into the conversations with other super smart guests. His passion and joy to help others create a positive experience in their most important life relationship comes through loud and clear. This podcast is a beacon of hope to all of us who are looking to get the most from our marriage!
Andrew is a gentle, intelligent and thoughtful host, and his obvious deep preparation for each guest makes this podcast a really rewarding experience for the listener, and for the guests too it seems. His range of guests is impressive and unusual and looks as he interrogates what it means to seek a meaningful life in these tumultous and confusing times.
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Focusing on the complexities of relationships and the quest for meaning in life, discussions often explore themes of mental health, emotional intelligence, grief, self-sabotage, and personal growth. With a variety of guests, including therapists, authors, and artists, conversations are rooted in practical advice and personal experiences, all aimed at helping listeners navigate their emotional landscapes. Uniquely, the podcast integrates insights from both psychological and spiritual perspectives, encouraging audiences to reflect on what truly matters in their lives while assisting them in confronting personal challenges such as narcissism, loss, and the significance of boundaries in relationships. It stands out for its blend of psychologica... more
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