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Do you ever get the idea that your spouse just doesn't understand? Well, it's time to learn a thing or two about what empathy is really about. Strap yourselves in for an in-depth look into the book “Communication Miracles for Couples” by Jonathon Robinson, a psychotherapist and best-selling author who has turned real life examples into a guide for relationship success. Parents seeking practical ways to engage their teenage children in meaningful conversation need to look no further than this interview with Dennis Trittin on Oxygen 365. Dennis is a successful author, publisher, educator, speaker, and money manager committed to helping young people reach their full potential.  As founder and CEO of LifeSmart Publishing and the author of “What I Wish I Knew at 18: Life Lessons for the Road Ahead” and co-author of “Parenting for the Launch: Raising Teens to Succeed in the Real World,” Dennis combines his world-class leadership experience with passionate advocacy for the next generation.  With acclaimed resources

Are you fighting with your spouse more often than you should? If you hear divorce bells in your future, stop what you are doing and listen to this interview with Laurie Puhn, a Harvard-trained family and divorce lawyer and couples mediator. Laurie is extremely well qualified to speak to communication difficulties in relationships and in her recent book, "Fight Less, Love More," she outlines tactics to improve communication, avoid unhealthy behaviors, and better appreciate your partner that are simple to implement, remarkably effective, and will benefit couples in relationships troubled and healthy alike.  With advice that is nonjudgmental, extremely efficient, and clearly understandable, Laurie covers all aspects of romantic relationships, from problems like infidelity to boundaries giving couples of every strip something of benefit. Eschewing frustrating vagaries, sweeping generalizations, and gender-based assumptions, Laurie's extremely specific guide focuses on simple, rational solutions that primarily rev

Create lasting harmony and keep love alive with psychotherapist and bestselling author Jonathan Robinson's powerful and simple methods for effective couples' communication. In this in-depth interview on Oxygen 365, Noel Meador navigates Robinson's techniques. You will hear example after example of some of the basic guidelines presented in Robinson's best-selling book “Communication Miracles for Couples.”   For anyone who wants to enhance their relationship by learning to communicate with less blame and more understanding, this interview will point you in the right direction.  A psychotherapist from Santa Barbara, Robinson offers real-life examples, tips and exercises designed to create less conflict and more love. He is a best-selling author of ten books, and a professional speaker from Northern California. He has reached over 250 million people around the world with his practical methods, and his work has been translated into 47 languages. Articles about Jonathan have appeared in USA TODAY, Newsweek, and the

Bring the spark back into your bedroom and your relationship with gutsy and effective advice from bestselling author Michele Weiner Davis. It is estimated that one of every three married couples struggles with problems associated with mismatched sexual desire. Do you? If you want to stop fighting about sex and revitalize your intimate connection with your spouse, then you need to listen to this podcast where Noel Meador interviews Michele Weiner-Davis on her book, “The Sex-Starved Marriage” Michele Weiner Davis will help you understand why being complacent or bitter about ho-hum sex might cost you your relationship. If you're the more highly sexed partner, you'll breathe a sigh of relief. At last someone understands your feelings about the void in your marriage. Discover why your pleas for touch have fallen upon deaf ears and why your approach to the lull in your sexual relationship could be a sexual turnoff. Most important, learn new ways to motivate your spouse to take your needs for more physical closeness