ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 07-27-2020. Nothing thrives on neglect and your marriage is no different. But it’s easy to let things go because “it’s not that bad” or other things take priority—your kids, job, social media. If you have lost touch with each other, being stuck together without your usual outlets may feel like torture. But it doesn’t have to. Couples Coach and Founder of Embodied Breath, Sarah Poet reveals an easy way to get your relationship groove back. It’s easier than you think. If you are unsure how to do that, Lesli can help. Feel free to share the show with ..read more

No-fault divorce began in California in 1969 when Ronald Reagan was governor. It is now the norm in all fifty states. But when it requires both people to consent to getting married, should only one person be able to dissolve it? We’re now on the third generation of easy divorce, with many people never having seen a successful marriage. Many young people believe marriage is outdated because it’s so easy to get out of. Lawyer, co-founder of the Coalition for Divorce Reform, and author of Disassembly Required: A Memoir of Midlife Resurrection Beverly Willett talks about how changing the rules can ..read more

Once a cheater, always a cheater—right? But what if that’s not true. Infidelity is extremely painful, but it doesn’t have to be life sentence, for either of you. It is possible to recover from it and build a relationship that is more authentic and healthier. Marriage therapist, author, and the host of ‘The Meaningful Life with Andrew G Marshall podcast reveals what will help you recover from infidelity, even if you question whether it’s possible or if you need to move on. If you find yourself in this challenging situation, Lesli can help. Please share this potentially life ..read more

When you think about your marriage do you smile? Or do you wonder why you’re even still in it? Marriage shouldn’t be hard. Or work. Or drudgery. If it’s any of those things, then it isn’t serving you well. If you and your partner are feeling disconnected and more like roommates than lovers, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and author Anna Svetchnikov reveals a simple tweak you can make to revive the romance. If your marriage isn’t all you want it to be, Lesli can help. Please share this informative episode on Facebook and Instagram. The post Making Marriage Fun Again ..read more

“Man UP”. “Act like a man.” “Real men don’t…..” If you’ve ever heard or made these statements, or something like them, what was the outcome? While the patriarchy has given men, especially white men, a lot of power, it also has “boxed” them in to performing in a certain way to be acceptable. This creates some very damaging consequences for men individually and society as a whole. Sex and relationship coach Dr. Charlie Glickman addresses the harm of the “Man Box” and presents healthier alternatives. If you want to be your authentic self in your marriage, Lesli can help. Please share this importa ..read more

Do you love your partner but aren’t sure you’re in love with them anymore? Do you wonder where the magic has gone? Do you worry it won’t ever come back? Are you settling for being roommates when you want so much more? If so, then Jeff Forte, executive and PEAK Performance Coach and author of The 90-Minute Marriage Miracle, has the answers. He not only reveals the 8 elements of intimacy but what you need to do to bring it back into your relationship. Send your comments and questions to Lesli and share the show on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. If you want personal help wi ..read more

Have you ever heard a couple on the brink of divorce say they never loved each other in the first place? But you were at their wedding and you know that’s not true. Maybe you’ve even found yourself thinking this about your spouse. But that’s memory rewriting itself. This happens because the marriage has been unraveling in predictable ways over the years. But love and your marriage do not have to die. Author and relationship expert Kyle Benson reveals how this happens and what you can do to prevent it. If you’re questioning whether you love your spouse or if your marriage is ..read more

I often tell people that couples work is actually simultaneous individual work. It’s common to focus on what your partner is doing, but the only one you have control over is you. Looking within is often where the answers lie. The good news is that you don’t have to tackle this on your own. Award-winning memoirist, poet, and speaker Dr. Diana Raab reveals an unusual team of people who can help you on this journey and how you can access them. If you want a more satisfying marriage, Lesli can help. Please share this intriguing show on Facebook and Instagram. The post The Path ..read more

Okay, trick question. For most of us, it’s both. Intimacy (and sex) is important in a romantic relationship. And it’s a concern in many marriages. Intimacy is a source of anxiety for far too many couples. Like many things, good sex and real intimacy are complicated. There are so many factors at play that a truly enjoyable experience for you both can seem as rare as a blue moon. But things don’t have to be so hard. Psychologist and author Dr. Avrum Weiss reveals some of the things that may be getting in your way. If sex and intimacy are an issue in your marriage, Lesli can h ..read more

You hear it all the time: Marriage takes work. But what if there was something you could easily do everyday that would make it easier? Guess what? There is. It doesn’t cost any money and you don’t even need to leave your house. Dr. Erin Leyba, Licensed Clinical Social Worker and the author of Joy Fixes for Weary Parents, reveals and discusses this “miracle” action. Send your comments and suggestions to Lesli and share the show on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. The post One Thing You Can Do Today to Improve Your Marriage appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net ..read more