Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (Communication patterns that predict divorce)

Suzanna is the head dating strategist at The Date Maven. She believes that “love favors the brave” and strives to raise the bar when it comes to dating. Whether speaking to singles or couples in a romantic partnership, she is dedicated to helping people better attract, give, and receive love. 

Dr. Rob Pennigton, recognized for his abilities to make the complex easily understandable, he has worked with hundreds of couples in psychotherapy and participated in couple's therapy himself.  He has been married, divorced, remarried and widowed. You don’t want to miss this life-changing experience of Dr. Rob’s heartfelt insights about how anyone can create more successful relationships. 

In this episode, Lisa Hawkins talks about her journey and how one can discover and regain their power in love and relationships. 

Relationship pre-marriage coach Olaunda Green covers the basics of what you must consider and discover before getting married.  

Co-dependent relationships are far more extreme than this. Listen to dating expert, Carla Romo talk about codependency. 

In this episode, Heidi Pottle, a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist gives an introduction of Gottman Method, Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (negative communication patterns that predict divorce).

Today's relationship coaches Kelly & Ned Vandiver specialize in coaching couples who are ready to wake up to their own individual flavors of dysfunction that’s causing the chaos in their relationships and do the inner work necessary to heal and create a marriage they love. 

Hear from an entrepreneur who expresses that there is nothing wrong with having a man that cooks and clean while she makes all the money.  She also shares tips on home buying and what you should do to have equal ownership as a married couple. 

Rebecca Schleifer is an inspiration figure who helps inspire, motivate and empower others who have felt helpless, voiceless and powerless in relationships by teaching others to honor themselves and then how to honor others.  

Michelle Jewsbury is an international philanthropist, speaker, author, and coach thathas traveled the world as an advocate for the less fortunate. In August 2016, Michellefocused her efforts on ending domestic violence. Her desire to help victims of domesticabuse came from personal experience in such a relationship.