Tag: Dialogue
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Selfish or Survival?
I think we frequently misuse the word selfish when talking about adults.
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When She Doesn’t Seem to Care
Who will you be when your needs are not met? How will you handle life’s disappointments?
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Talking Helps
There was a meeting. At that meeting a gentleman started talking about his emotions. He said, “I talk for my mental health.”
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Talk to Her
A wife calmly pleads with her husband, “Talk to me. Please talk to me.”
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Emotional Family Therapy
When listening to your wife, when she is struggling emotionally, separate two thoughts.
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Podcast: Working Through Emotional Disconnection in Marriage
In this episode, Jonathan and I dive into the ongoing struggles of emotional disconnection in marriage.
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Are you in Monologue?
What is the difference between monologue and dialogue?
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Merely Talking
Do you know the difference between talking and dialogue?
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Four More Quotes
Here are four quotes. At least one of them should inspire a good discussion with your spouse.
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Connecting with Quiet
Silence used at the right time in a relationship is golden. Silence is holding time and space for another person. It becomes fertile soil for new thoughts and growth. Silence is a teacher. We are the student. Silence teaches us greater self and other awareness.
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Deeper Dialogue
Better conversations are the result of deeper dialogue. We want our relationships to be full of deep dialogue and rich connecting moments.
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Deep Dialogues
I am asked, “My wife says she wants me to join her in deep dialogues. What? That’s not me. And, I’m not her. What does that even mean, deep dialogues?” Let’s establish the difference between a Daily Dialogue and a Deep Dialogue.