We have parts of us that don't care about relationship tools. We can learn all the tools and skills we want, but what do we do with the parts of us that don't want to us them? This podcast shares how to have a different relationship with those parts of us so we can be in the best position for our relationship and for our family.

We have parts of us that don't care about relationship tools. We can learn all the tools and skills we want, but what do we do with the parts of us that don't want to us them? This podcast shares how to have a different relationship with those parts of us so we can be in the best position for our relationship and for our family.

We have parts of us that don't care about relationship tools. We can learn all the tools and skills we want, but what do we do with the parts of us that don't want to us them? This podcast shares how to have a different relationship with those parts of us so we can be in the best position for our relationship and for our family.&nbsp;

9: Don't let this part of you run your relationship into a ditch!

Is it possible to solve the disconnection issues in your relationship? This podcast will explore how to solve it, but here's a hint: it takes ongoing work.&nbsp; The good news is that when we know how to have a harmonious and connected relationship, it feels good and can motivate us to keep doing it.&nbsp; This podcast is for couples and parents. We explore how to help you have a strong relationship with your partner and your kids if you have them.&nbsp; Jason A. Polk is a relationship therapist and a Clini-Coach® based in Denver, CO. He loves helping couples have more connection through this podcast and individualized marriage retreats and couples intensives.&nbsp; He's a father of two young daughters and has helped couples for over ten years. He believes we can simultaneously have a healthy relationship and be great parents.

Society & Culture

Health & Fitness

Mental Health

Relationships

Parenting

Kids & Family

Is it possible to solve the disconnection issues in your relationship? This podcast will explore how to solve it, but here's a hint: it takes ongoing work.  The good news is that when we know how to have a harmonious and connected relationship, it feels good and can motivate us to keep doing it.  This podcast is for couples and parents. We explore how to help you have a strong relationship with your partner and your kids if you have them.  Jason A. Polk is a relationship therapist and a Clini-Coach® based in Denver, CO. He loves helping couples have more connection through this podcast and individualized marriage retreats and couples intensives.  He's a father of two young daughters and has helped couples for over ten years. He believes we can simultaneously have a healthy relationship and be great parents.

Share 9: Don't let this part of you run your relationship into a ditch!

Sign up to save your podcasts

9: Don't let this part of you run your relationship into a ditch!

9: Don't let this part of you run your relationship into a ditch!