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 • 86 episodes
Couples Counseling For Parents
Latest Episodes
Navigating Holiday Stress: Presenting a United Front with Extended Family
Master the art of navigating family dynamics during the holiday season and emerge with a stronger partnership. In this episode, we explore the pressures couples face when interacting with extended family, featuring the real-life example of Heid...
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31:38
How Understanding Yourself Strengthens Your Parenting and Partnership
What if understanding your past could transform your present relationships and parenting journey? This episode promises to guide you through the nuanced dynamics of becoming both a strong parent and partner, featuring the relatable story of Jud...
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34:08
Avoiding the Passive-Aggressive Trap: Communication tips for Parenting Partners
Transform passive-aggressive tension into moments of connection with proven communication strategies for parenting partners. Join us, Dr. Stephen Mitchell and Erin Mitchell, as we explore how understanding the essential pause between feeling an...
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Season 3
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Episode 84
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26:03
The Dilemma: Do I Need to Prioritize My Relationship Over My Kids?
Have you ever wondered if focusing too much on your kids might be pulling you away from your partner? Join us as we unravel this intricate conundrum through the lens of Regina and Sebastian, a couple attempting to juggle the needs of their rela...
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Season 3
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Episode 83
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34:26
Navigating Nighttime Duties and Differing Parenting Styles
Unlock the secrets to a stronger parenting partnership as we explore the intricate interplay of trust and communication in relationships. What happens when differing parenting styles collide, especially during nighttime duties? Join us to uncov...
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Season 3
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Episode 82
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25:58
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