Couples Counseling For Parents
A show about couple relationships: how they work, why they don’t, and what you can do to fix what’s broken.
Podcasting since 2021 • 113 episodes
Couples Counseling For Parents
Latest Episodes
Congratulations, You’re Married—Now Cue The Panic
Ever feel like you’re having the same fight on repeat—one of you craving more presence at home while the other longs to be seen for carrying the load at work? We dig beneath schedules and sarcasm to the two fears that quietly run many relations...
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Season 4
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Episode 112
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29:43
Why Quid Pro Quo Love Fails and What Builds Trust Instead
We use our boys’ everyday squabbles as a mirror for adult dynamics: both sides telling true events, but interpreting the events completely different. From there, we lay out three lessons that change the tone of a relationship. First, love isn’t...
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Season 4
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Episode 111
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34:37
When Stress Hijacks Love: Turning Conflict into Connection for Parents
When stress shows up in a relationship, it rarely says its name. We dive into the real culprit—nervous system activation—and show how it secretly drives the shutdown–pursuit loop that so many parents know too well.Through the story of L...
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Season 4
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Episode 110
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28:09
Are You a Couple That Never Fights? Why That’s A Problem
“We never fight” sounds peaceful, but is it actually connection—or quiet disconnection in disguise? We open up about a small argument over wedding dishes that revealed a much bigger truth: real intimacy requires honest engagement, not appeasing...
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Season 4
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Episode 109
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23:06
Beyond Date Night: Why Physical Closeness and Emotional Responsiveness Matter
Feeling disconnected from your partner despite regular date nights and check-ins? You're not alone. This raw, insightful episode dives into one of the most common relationship challenges parents face: that persistent feeling that something's mi...
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Season 4
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Episode 108
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24:37
Fan Mail
You guys are great! I've loved nearly every podcast episode. Some of this stuff is so layered and tangled up that in the day-to-day chaos, it's hard to ease out the knots. So much easier to just throw up your hands and go "forget it".
Toronto, ON