On this episode, I have an open and honest conversation about marriage with Yocheved Davidowitz. Yocheved is a wife, mother, therapist and Rebbetzin. She offers practical, relatable and inspiring insights that will transform you marriage TODAY!

This is a powerful conversation you don't want to miss!

To reach Yocheved directly you can email her at: [email protected].

Also, check out her inspiring podcast, titled ''A Deeper Conversation'':

https://open.spotify.com/show/4zQrc18261uZYieLlkARiY?si=1606971f299b4b80

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Everyone talks about date night - but they don’t talk about how to date right. In this episode, I discuss a major obstacle to having a positive date night. I also explain meaningful, easy ways to take your date night to a whole new level!  It’s so hard to make time to go out as a couple - and that’s why listening to this FIRST will help you make the most of all that time and effort and lead you to more connection and friendship in your marriage!

Everyone talks about how important it is to go on dates in marriage - but not everybody talks about why it’s important. On this episode, I share the significance of prioritizing date night and some crucial initial steps to have in place so you can be on your way to planning your next date night!

No one could have possibly prepared you for the endless tasks that need to get done to maintain a clean, healthy and functional home. How do you do that without arguing about it or letting the burden create a wall of loneliness in your marriage? On this episode, we discuss how household chores can be approached as a unit and how they can actually increase the emotional connection and friendship in your marriage. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast when done listening!

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Everyone is talking about self-care, but what exactly is it? More importantly, what is it NOT? And why is self-care so integral to a close and connected marriage?

Listen and let me know what you think. Connect with me by email: [email protected] or go to my website malkaklaver.com.

Also stay tuned until the end for an exciting announcement!

In this episode, Chanie and I discuss the challenges of infertility, loss and postpartum disorders and their effect in marriage. Chanie offers encouraging and inspiring ideas as well as practical ways to go through this difficult journey and remain close and connected in your marriage.

Chanie Delman, LCSW, PMH-C is a Reproductive and Maternal Mental Health Therapist specializing in infertility, loss and bereavement, miscarriage, infancy loss and postpartum mood disorders. She maintains a private practice in Cederhurst and Queens NY and can be contacted at 917-755-9437 or by email at [email protected]

Everyone talks about how communication is vital for a good marriage. That may be true - but what they don't talk about is a crucial skill needed before you can work on communication. Listen and learn a very relatable and practical way to change your marriage and increase the shalom and happiness in your home this Pesach.

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Finances are stressful. The cost of living seems to be going up all the time. Yet no one talks about how to manage financial stress and differences in marriage. On this episode, we delve into this crucial topic and get helpful insight from Rivky Rothenberg. Rivky and her partner, Tsippi Gross, are also the founders of Ashir, a non-profit that provides financial coaching for newlyweds. For more information go to ashir.info. Enjoy!

Do you ever feel distant from your husband? Ever wonder if you're the only couple who struggles from time to time, or if it's a reason to worry? In this episode, I discuss when marriages often experience more stress and provide some practical strategies to mitigate the down times in marriage.

You've known that word "compromise" since you can remember. But how is it done right? So many couples fight again and again over the same thing. This can cause loneliness, pain and resentment - and simply telling yourself to "compromise" isn't going to cut it. Let's discuss what real compromise looks like. It's time to start growing closer through your differences and not growing apart.