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Welcome to another insightful episode of Mr. and Mrs. Therapy. Join Tim and Ruth Olson, licensed marriage and family therapists and trauma experts, as they delve deeper into Gottman's seven principles, specifically focusing on overcoming gridlock in relationships. Building on the previous episode's exploration of solvable versus perpetual problems, this discussion provides listeners with practical steps to break free from entrenched conflicts and nurture deeper empathy and understanding.
Tim and Ruth guide you through the process of identifying hidden dreams within conflicts, illustrating how these core values can often be the root of recurring issues. Through the example of a couple grappling with the decision of having a larger family, they highlight the importance of recognizing personal motivations and values. By exploring each other's dreams and fears, couples can transform arguments into opportunities for connection, allowing for meaningful discussions rather than reactive exchanges.
The episode offers strategies for self-soothing and emotional regulation, emphasizing the importance of taking pauses during heated discussions to foster calmer and more constructive dialogues. Tim and Ruth illustrate the significance of validating each other's emotions and encourage listeners to engage in ongoing dialogues rather than seeking one-time solutions.
Listeners are invited to explore temporary compromises and structured conversations to navigate perpetual issues adeptly. The Olsons stress the value of professional help in facilitating these discussions, underscoring that the journey to overcoming relationship gridlocks is about understanding each other's inner world, not just fixing issues superficially.
As the episode concludes, Tim and Ruth provide a preview of the next episode focusing on creating shared meaning, promising more valuable insights. Tune in to transform relationship gridlocks into pathways of growth and deeper connection, and be sure to share your thoughts and experiences in the Facebook group linked in the description.
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Welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Therapy, where hosts Tim and Ruth Olson, licensed marriage and family therapists, delve into the intricacies of overcoming relationship gridlock. In this episode, they focus on the sixth of Gottman's Seven Principles, exploring the concept of gridlock in relationships where fundamental conflicts recur without resolution over months or even years.
The episode begins with a discussion on how unresolved perpetual problems—such as disagreements about wanting children, religious differences, or lifestyle choices—can leave couples feeling entrenched and hopeless. Tim and Ruth engage listeners by sharing insights into the emotional complexities beneath these ongoing conflicts, emphasizing the need for deeper understanding and the importance of addressing not just the surface issues but the underlying dreams, needs, and values.
The hosts guide couples through various pitfalls like ignoring emotions, rushing for quick solutions, and failing to revisit difficult topics leading to blame and resentment. They stress the significance of emotional intimacy alongside conflict resolution and offer practical advice on utilizing check-ins, patience, and empathy to manage differences more peacefully.
Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their own relationships, identifying recurring issues and the emotions tied to them. With the promise of more strategies in the next episode, this installment empowers couples to break free from gridlock, fostering meaningful and fulfilling connections.
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Welcome back to another insightful episode of Mr. and Mrs. Therapy with your hosts, Tim and Ruth Olson, licensed marriage and family therapists and trauma experts. In this episode, we dive deep into the art of solving solvable problems within relationships by exploring John Gottman’s principles. Picking up from our previous discussion on distinguishing solvable issues from perpetual ones, we guide you through a comprehensive roadmap designed to effectively address and resolve conflict.
The episode begins by emphasizing the importance of a gentle startup when entering difficult conversations, to reduce defensiveness and promote an atmosphere conducive to cooperation. We walk you through seven structured steps, starting from articulating the issue clearly, practicing active listening, to brainstorming and proposing collaborative solutions. Additionally, crucial topics such as finding common ground, compromising, and agreeing on a plan are tackled to help both partners feel respected and understood.
Drawing from real-life scenarios and professional insights, we also discuss overcoming common pitfalls like reverting to old communication patterns, addressing emotional triggers, and dealing with external stressors. This empowers listeners to manage conflicts with empathy and teamwork.
Whether dealing with challenging daily disputes or navigating deeper emotional wounds, this episode provides practical strategies for strengthening your relationship's bond. Tune in for valuable tips and a step-by-step guide to transforming conflict into a catalyst for personal and relational growth.
We encourage you to practice these techniques on a small conflict this week, and share your success stories in our dedicated Facebook group. Join us as we continue to transform life's challenges into opportunities for deeper connections and healing.
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Welcome to another insightful episode of Mr. and Mrs. Therapy, where hosts Tim and Ruth Olson, licensed marriage and family therapists, delve into Gottman's fifth principle of "Solving Your Solvable Problems." In this episode, they explore how identifying and managing solvable issues can lead to healthier and more fulfilling relationships.
Tim and Ruth begin by reviewing the foundational four principles from Gottman's research: building love maps, nurturing fondness and admiration, turning towards each other, and letting your partner influence you. These steps, they emphasize, are crucial in forming a strong relationship base before tackling problems.
The episode further explains the distinction between solvable and perpetual problems. Solvable issues are situational conflicts such as chores, scheduling, and financial management, which can be addressed with practical solutions. On the other hand, perpetual problems often arise from core personality traits or values and require ongoing management and acceptance.
Listeners are encouraged to distinguish between these two types of problems, focusing their energy on resolving solvable issues to prevent resentment and build confidence within the relationship. Tim and Ruth highlight the importance of protecting emotional bandwidth by managing everyday stressors, allowing couples to be better equipped for tackling deeper, more complex challenges.
In this engaging discussion, Tim and Ruth provide listeners with strategies for identifying their unique solvable and perpetual problems, laying the groundwork for further resolution in upcoming episodes. This episode is essential for anyone looking to enhance their relationship dynamics through effective problem-solving techniques.
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Welcome to another insightful episode of Mr. and Mrs. Therapy, hosted by Tim and Ruth Olson, licensed marriage and family therapists. This week, we continue our exploration of John Gottman's landmark book, "The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work," with a deep dive into the fourth principle: letting your partner influence you.
In this episode, Tim and Ruth tackle some common obstacles couples face when sharing mutual influence, such as the fear of losing autonomy and the impact of ego and past traumas. They provide constructive strategies to overcome these barriers, emphasizing that influence should be reciprocal and beneficial for both partners.
The discussion offers practical steps for embracing influence, including learning how to listen actively, valuing your partner's expertise, and practicing small tests of openness. With their trademark blend of personal anecdotes and professional insights, Tim and Ruth guide listeners on how maintaining humility and mutual respect can transform challenges into opportunities for deeper connection.
Join the Olsons as they empower you with the skills needed to foster healthier communication and enduring love in your relationship. Tune in for expert advice, engaging dialogue, and strategies that can help turn adversity into triumph in your marriage.
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Welcome to another enlightening episode of Mr. and Mrs. Therapy, where seasoned therapists Tim and Ruth Olson delve into the intricacies of Gottman’s Seven Principles. In this episode, they focus on the principle of letting your partner influence you. Tim and Ruth explore the transformative power of openness, respect, and collaboration in relationships.
This conversation is all about the importance of being receptive to your partner's ideas and feelings, and how setting aside control and ego can foster mutual respect and intimacy. Drawing from their expertise, they discuss practical strategies for overcoming obstacles in marriages and how embracing each other’s perspectives can lead to personal and relational growth.
The episode highlights key signs of resistance to partner influence, including an "I know best" attitude, stonewalling, dismissiveness, and rigid control. Tim and Ruth share personal anecdotes to illustrate how avoiding these pitfalls and embracing your partner’s influence can reduce power struggles, lower tension, and build resilience in relationships.
As the discussion unfolds, listeners will gain insights into how collaborative efforts in areas like parenting can lead to more effective solutions and foster an environment where both partners feel valued and respected.
Tune in to learn how to navigate these dynamics with humility and grace, as Tim and Ruth prepare to further explore practical ways to implement these strategies in upcoming episodes.
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Join licensed marriage and family therapists, Tim and Ruth Olson, as they guide you through the nuances of building healthier relationships in this insightful episode of Mr. and Mrs. Therapy. Building on last week's discussion, the Olsons continue to explore the concept of 'bids for connection' and the importance of turning toward your partner.
Dive deep into the barriers that often prevent partners from connecting, such as technological distractions, chronic stress, and unresolved emotional wounds. The Olsons not only highlight these common obstacles but also provide practical strategies to overcome them. By setting phone-free zones, practicing mindfulness, and engaging in meaningful conversations, listeners will learn effective techniques to embrace connection opportunities.
This episode also features actionable advice for nurturing your bond through active listening, validation, and small acts of kindness. Engage with your partner through shared rituals and regular check-ins, transforming everyday interactions into chances for deeper connection. Whether you're seeking to improve your relationship or simply understand it better, this episode equips you with the tools to turn adversity into triumph and foster lasting love.
Tune in to gain valuable insights from the Olsons and embrace the journey toward healthier and more fulfilling relationships.
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Hey there, and welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Therapy! In this episode, we're diving deep into the tiny moments that make a massive impact on relationships—those everyday bids for connection. How we engage with the little things, like a shared laugh or a simple favor, can either weave us closer or pull us apart. Let's chat about how turning toward our loved ones transforms our connections into something truly resilient and beautiful. So grab a comfy seat, maybe a cup of coffee, and let's explore the art of building bonds that last. See you in there!
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In this episode of Mr. and Mrs. Therapy, Tim and Ruth Olson dive deep into the challenges of fostering fondness and admiration in relationships despite obstacles like resentment, stress, and complacency. Drawing insights from Gottman's 7 Principles for Healthy Relationships, they explore how unresolved conflicts can build barriers to appreciation between partners.
The Olsons share practical strategies to help couples address these issues, emphasizing the importance of consistent positive actions even when emotions don't align. Through engaging discussions, they highlight how minor conflicts can escalate if not addressed, ultimately leading to deeper resentment.
Listeners are invited to implement small daily practices to combat these challenges, such as expressing gratitude and rediscovering their partner's admirable qualities. With the episode's guidance, couples can transform their relationships, reconnect on deeper levels, and nurture a renewed sense of admiration and fondness.
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Welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Therapy, the podcast where hosts Tim and Ruth Olson, licensed marriage and family therapists and trauma experts, guide you in transforming life's challenges into opportunities for personal growth and healthier relationships. In this insightful episode, Tim and Ruth explore Gottman's second principle: nurturing fondness and admiration, a key to cherishing your partner and celebrating their good qualities.
Discover how couples can deepen their connection and resilience through consistent fondness and admiration, offering a cushion during conflicts and stress. Whether navigating trauma or difficult transitions, these practices help maintain a positive outlook towards your partner's attributes and intentions.
The episode covers practical strategies like daily appreciation moments, creating a fondness and admiration jar, mindful compliments, memory lane conversations, and check-ins. These tactics are designed to reinforce positive interactions, making you and your partner lean into a loving and supportive relationship.
The conversation sets the stage for a deeper dive in the next episode, focusing on overcoming obstacles to fondness and admiration. Tune in and start practicing the art of seeing your partner through a positive lens, making a profound impact on your relationship.
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Join hosts Tim and Ruth Olson, licensed marriage and family therapists, as they take you on a journey to deepen your connection through the art of love mapping. Based on the research of Dr. John Gottman, this episode explores the importance of understanding your partner's inner world, from their likes and dislikes to their dreams and fears.
You will discover practical tips for strengthening your love map, such as creating rituals, practicing active listening, and checking in after conflicts. The Olsons also delve into common pitfalls to avoid, like assuming you know everything, turning love mapping into an interrogation, and forgetting to reciprocate.
If you're seeking to enhance your relationship, improve communication, and build lasting love, listen in as Tim and Ruth share their expert insights and strategies. Don't miss the next episode, where they will dive into nurturing fondness and admiration, another critical aspect of Gottman's relationship success principles.
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Welcome to another insightful episode of Mr. and Mrs. Therapy, where hosts Tim and Ruth Olson delve into the transformative concept of love maps. Discover how understanding your partner's inner world can strengthen your relationship, foster healthy communication, and build enduring love.
This week, we explore the foundational ideas of love maps, inspired by the work of Dr. John Gottman, and how they serve as an emotional blueprint for your partner’s emotions, dreams, fears, and experiences. Learn practical strategies to update and maintain these maps, ensuring you stay connected and navigate life's challenges together.
Join us as we unravel the layers of establishing more profound intimacy with your partner, and gain insights into avoiding emotional landmines, practicing vulnerability, and building deeper levels of trust. Tune in and transform adversity into triumph, all by taking a keen interest in each other's evolving worlds. Let’s embark on this journey of discovery and connection together.
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Welcome back to the Mr. and Mrs. Therapy Podcast. In today's episode, we delve into the transformative journey of healing complex trauma and PTSD using EMDR. With Tim and Ruth Olson, seasoned therapists proficient in trauma recovery, you'll uncover how this technique helps individuals, like Alex, break free from cumulative emotional pain and negative beliefs.
Through Alex's experiences of emotional abuse, bullying, and abusive relationships, you'll learn how EMDR targets multiple layers of trauma, gradually dissolving chronic anxiety, mistrust, and internal emotional turmoil. Discover how healing past wounds and reshaping negative beliefs fosters healthier relationships, boundaries, and a renewed sense of self.
Whether you're seeking relief from complex PTSD or want to understand the process of overcoming multiple traumas, this episode offers hope and insights into living a more connected, satisfying life. Explore how EMDR transforms adversities into triumphs and sets the stage for enduring mental well-being.
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Welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Therapy, where hosts Tim and Ruth Olson guide you through transforming life's challenges into growth opportunities. In this episode, explore how EMDR therapy assists in healing from a singular traumatic event, such as a car accident, through the personal story of Elaine. Learn about the techniques and processes involved in overcoming the fears and anxieties associated with trauma, leading to personal empowerment and restored confidence. Tune in to discover practical strategies and insights into managing and healing from trauma on the road to recovery.
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Welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Therapy, your podcast for turning life's challenges into personal growth and stronger relationships. Join your hosts, Tim and Ruth Olson, experienced marriage and family therapists, as they guide you through this week's episode focusing on codependency and self-worth.
This time, meet Marco, who learned to appease others at the cost of his own needs in a chaotic family setting, developing codependent tendencies. Explore Marco's journey through therapy, where he realizes his interactions are governed by a negative belief that he is unlovable.
Witness how EMDR therapy helps Marco to reprocess these foundational fears, allowing him to embrace a new narrative of lovability. Discover the process of overcoming negative beliefs, recognizing toxic relationships, and setting healthier boundaries for a fulfilling life. Tune in to gain insights and strategies toward healing and embracing your own worth.
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Welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Therapy, where licensed therapists Tim and Ruth Olson guide you through transforming life's challenges into opportunities for personal growth and healthier relationships. This episode explores the profound impact of EMDR therapy, helping individuals like Sarah overcome crippling negative beliefs and reshape their emotional responses. Through real-life scenarios, discover how EMDR can heal both major traumas and everyday disturbances, leading you to a life filled with confidence and healthy connections. Join us and start your journey towards healing and growth.
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Welcome to another episode of Mr. and Mrs. Therapy, where Tim and Ruth Olson, experienced therapists, delve into the intricate process of EMDR therapy. In this episode, we continue our exploration from last week, offering an in-depth look at how EMDR sessions work practically. Discover the step-by-step methodology, including identifying traumatic memories, understanding negative belief systems, and transforming them into positive thoughts.
If you’ve been curious about EMDR or contemplating experiencing it yourself, this episode equips you with the understanding needed to make an informed decision. Join us for a detailed walkthrough of EMDR, a powerful therapeutic approach designed to help you let go of past trauma and embrace a future of healing and growth.
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Welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Therapy, where licensed marriage and family therapists Tim and Ruth Olson guide you through life's emotional challenges. In this episode, explore ways to heal from past trauma using Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy as you reflect on the previous year and set intentions for the new one.
Understand how unprocessed hurts and emotional triggers can block your progress and learn practical steps to harness the power of EMDR. Discover how this therapeutic technique can transform past threats into resolved memories, enabling you to experience holidays and familial interactions without being weighed down by previous traumas.
Join us in a conversation that highlights the importance of acknowledging both big and small traumas, creating an emotional roadmap for healing, and using EMDR to foster resilience for a more fulfilling and peaceful year ahead.
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Welcome to another enlightening episode of Mr. and Mrs. Therapy, where we delve into the realm of limiting beliefs and how they impact personal growth and relationships. Join Tim and Ruth Olson, experienced therapists, as they shed light on the nature of negative beliefs and their roots, often stemming from childhood experiences. Discover strategies to identify, challenge, and replace these detrimental thoughts with positive self-talk and affirmations. Learn how tools such as journaling, vision boards, and couple's check-ins can aid in maintaining a constructive internal dialogue throughout the year. Embrace the new year by focusing on internal growth, replacing limiting beliefs, and fostering healthier relationships. This episode is packed with insights and practical steps to empower you to reshape your inner narrative.
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Welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Therapy, the podcast that empowers you to transform life's challenges into personal growth and healthier relationships. Hosted by experienced therapists Tim and Ruth Olson, each episode delves into unraveling personal layers and building healthy relationships through engaging conversations and practical strategies.
In this special New Year's episode, they explore the diverse attitudes toward New Year's resolutions. Whether you love them, hate them, or are on the fence, Tim and Ruth offer insightful perspectives and actionable advice tailored to every mindset. Discover the art of setting and achieving meaningful goals, navigating beyond the traditional all-or-nothing approach.
Join the Olsons in this inspiring discussion that motivates you to make small changes throughout the year, celebrate your wins, and harness the collective energy of the new year for personal growth and healing. Perfect for anyone looking to enhance their relationships or embark on a journey of self-understanding in the new year and beyond.
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