​The beginning of reconciliation begins with confessing your own failures. Hear more from Dr. Gary Chapman on this edition of A Love Language Minute.

Dr. Gary Chapman says that when people feel appreciated they are more engaged and they give themselves to their work. What business owner wouldn't want that? Hear more on today's A Love Language Minute.

​Dr. Gary Chapman says that, when a couple is separated, it is easy to ID failures of our mates, but more difficult to admit our own. Hear more on today's A Love Language Minute.

​On this edition of A Love Language Minute, Dr. Gary Chapman responds to a listener's question, wondering if there's still hope for a relationship if it seems like it's over. Listen to hear more.

​On this edition of A Love Language Minute, Dr. Gary Chapman addresses a man who is in the process of divorce, but still loves his wife in spite of messy circumstances. Is he crazy for wanting her back? Listen to hear more.

​Fixing blame can sometimes keep us from taking the first steps toward reconciliation. Hear Dr. Gary Chapman discuss this topic today on A Love Language Minute.

​Are you doing a good job of expressing appreciation to those you work with? Today, Dr. Gary Chapman challenges you to examine what makes others in your workplace feel loved to help create a more positive work environment. Hear more on this edition of A Love Language Minute.

​While separated, it only takes one person to break the silence. On this edition of A Love Language Minute, Dr. Gary Chapman discusses breaking the standoff.

​Today, a listener expresses her frustration with her husband over a lack of affection. Hear Dr. Gary Chapman's comments on this edition of A Love Language Minute.

​On this edition of A Love Language Minute, Dr. Gary Chapman responds to a listener who wants to know what the tell-tale signs are if a spouse is having an affair.