Connecting Couples

In this 4th episode of their series about a doing a good repair, Dr. Chad Imhoff and his wife Angela discuss the opportunity we have to show up for our partner in a vulnerable way in our deepest distress. They discuss the wounds our partners bring to the relationship as important element that we can speak into where others cannot. Check it out. 

To contant them or read more about The Imhoffs, go to their website: www.therealimhoffs.com

Chad and Angela have been discussing how to make healthy repairs in their 3rd series "The Anatomy of a Repair". In this third episode, they tackle a topic that gets a lot of couples in a trouble and explain Why 'I'm Sorry' Isn't Enough when trying to truly bend a breach in the attachment. 

For more information about the Imhoffs, check out their website: www.therealimhoffs.com

No matter if its a minor or a major offense in your relationship, it merits a repair. In this second episode of the series "The Anatomy of a Repair", Chad and Angela discuss the difference between an minor rift and a major attachment injury and the important Elements of a Repair for both. 

For more information or to contact the Imhoffs, check out their website at: www.therealimhoffs.com

Chad and Angela Imhoff are back with a new series called "The Anatomy of a Repair" bringing you a topic that all couples need- how to succesfully repair a fight. In this first episode they discuss what is an injury and why a repair is so important in securing your bond. 

To contact them or for more information, check out their website: www.therealimhoffs.com

In this final episode of their "Staying Tuned In" series, Dr. Chad Imhoff and his wife Angela discuss how to possible 'catch' your cycle while it's happening and try a different move. It's not easy, but it is possible, and they'll give you the connect point conversation to help you do it. 

To contact them or for more information, check out their website: www.therealimhoffs.com

In this 6th episode of our Staying Tuned in Series, Dr. Chad Imhoff and his wife Angela discuss what it looks like to be tuned in as a withdrawer, first to yourself, then to your spouse. The connect point gives couples the specific conversation to have to help you feel more connected to your partner and to help you build lasting security in your relationship.

To contact them or learn more about the Imhoffs, check out their website at: www.therealimhoffs.com

Believing you are tuned in to yourself and your partner and actually being tuned it can be two different things. In this 5th Episode of their "Staying Tuned In" series, Dr. Chad Imhoff and his wife Angela discuss what it looks like to not only understand more clearly the message your body is telling you, but also understand more clearly the messages your partner is sending you.

In this forth episode of their series, Staying Tuned In, Dr. Chad Imhoff and his wife Angela discusses the difference between the perspective the withdrawer has on what helps the relationship versus the reality of how that help really affect the relationship. Just like in the third episode, Chad and Angela will walk you through how to line up perspective and reality by  having connecting conversations. 

For more information about The Imhoffs, check out their website at: www.therealimhoffs.com

In this third episode of the STAYING TUNED IN Series, Dr. Chad Imhoff and his wife Angela discuss the perspective the pursuer has on their own level of tuned in. Often believing they are tuned in, but missing the deeper signals, the Imhoffs will walk you through how to align your perspective with reality.

For more information about the Imhoffs, check out their website at: www.therealimhoffs.com

In this second episode of their series "Staying Tuned In", Dr. Chad Imhoff and his wife Angela discuss the many ways our messages get distorted in the delivery process. They walk you through the reasons its often tricky to understand what your partner is trying to tell you and give a practical ways to have a connecting conversation about interference.