Are you and your spouse talking, but clearly not hearing each other? Or have you and your spouse grown apart and aren’t talking as much as you used to? Either way, communication is vital for a healthy marriage. Here’s how to revive it.
Marriages require time and attention to nurture and grow. But, of course, that is easier said than done with all the obstacles of daily life.
Having a difficult conversation with anyone can be nerve-racking, but even more so with your spouse. A healthy marriage has open and honest communication, so while it might be daunting, it’s necessary.
How can you get your spouse to talk to you again? In this episode of Relationship Radio, we'll look at what to do when your spouse refuses to communicate anymore.
When do you break SMART contact with your spouse? Perhaps your spouse wants to leave, and you freaked out. What can you say or do that will fix your situation?
We’re going to talk all about what to do if you are fighting for your husband’s attention and the steps to take if your approaches are not working.
One of the things I hear people say is that they don't know how to communicate. But you do know how to communicate. You're just doing it poorly.
Many women I have interacted with recently have been asking questions like, "what can I do to be a better mom? What can I do to be a better woman in my career? What can I do to be a better wife?"
If a couple would stop doing these four things when they disagree, then their chance of divorce decreases by 85%.
Many times, when we are in a situation with our spouse where there's been an error, there's been a struggle, we're in conflict, or they've done something that we don't like, it's a place where we want to confront them.
The challenge to pursue your spouse daily can be difficult at times, but if you remain grounded in a healthy foundation of communication and quality time, you will both be better for it!