One Another Marriage

All of us are different in personality. When we build relationships, these personality traits can be strengths. At times, our personality preferences cause challenges. In this three-part series, Dr. David and Theresa explore the MBTI (Myers- Briggs Temperament Inventory) components and the impact that personality has on marriage. Sit back and enjoy part one as the Mabry's discuss the impact of Extroversion/Introversion and Sensing/Intuition on a couple relationship.

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In this episode, Dr. David and Theresa Mabry share 7 phrases that every healthy couple uses to build their marriage. Use these, and you will notice a difference in the vitality and growth of your marriage!

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In this episode, Dr. David and Theresa Mabry offer several Conversation Starters for you and your partner. Use these to build intimacy in your relationship. Set aside a good time and place to walk through a few or all of these questions. Here are the questions for this week.

Do you feel you can count on each other to follow through on things? Why or why not?
If lack of follow-through is an issue, have you discussed it? Can you share some specific examples?
Why do you think follow-through is important in relationships?
Is follow-through related to other values that are important to you and your partner?

What were the spending habits of your family growing up? What are they like now?
Are your spending philosophies similar or different?
What factors influence how you spend money?
If there is no change in your spending habits, where will you be in 15-20 years?

Are you satisfied with the level of affection in your relationship? Why or why not?
Do you know how your partner prefers to give and receive affection?
Do you ever feel that sex or affection is "used unfairly" in your relationship? What is your definition of "unfair," and how does this impact your relationship?

How do you feel about conflict? Does this differ from your partner's view about conflict?
What could you both do to resolve a conflict rather than avoid it?
How was conflict handled in your family growing up? Does this have an effect on how you handle it today?

Do your partner's activities interfere with your time together?
Have you discussed your concerns with your partner? How have they responded?
Do you feel a need to spend more time together than you are presently spending?
How can you both contribute to resolving this issue?

How do you share your feelings with your partner?
How do you respond when your partner is sharing their feelings?
How often do you take time to share your feelings or listen to your partner?
How do you let your partner know that you understand how they feel?

The questions in this episode come from the Prepare-Enrich Conversation Cards. You can find out more at https://www.prepare-enrich.com/

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In this episode, Dr. David and Theresa Mabry discuss the importance of a broad definition of intimacy and how to build it.

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Memories are made in the spontaneous everyday moments and the irregular well-planned out moments.
In this episode, Dr. David and Theresa Mabry share tips on relational health through quality time by reflecting on some of their favorite dates, weekend retreats, and vacations together.

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Intentionality with your time as a couple makes all the difference. In this episode, Dr. David and Theresa walk through the Gottman Institutes "6 Hours to a Better Relationship". This roadmap for quality time during your week will strengthen your intimacy and give you the tools for relational success.
 
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Trust is a cornerstone attribute for all healthy marriages. Trust can be built in small things and big ways. It can also be damaged and broken, leaving the challenge of restoring what was lost. In this episode, Dr. David and Theresa walk through the basic attributes of trust. They explore ten questions offered by marriage and family therapist Kathleen Mates-Youngman.

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Misaligned expectations are a key sticking point for struggling couples. In this episode, Dr. David and Theresa Mabry discuss what misaligned expectations look like and how to adjust them in your relationship so that you can be more aligned.

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Healthy couples do healthy things. Unhealthy couples do Unhealthy things. Certain behaviors and habits can predict divorce to a 90% accuracy! In this podcast, Dr. David and Theresa Mabry discuss the relational Four Horsemen of the Apocolypse discovered by Dr. John Gottman. Dr. Gottman has worked with and researched couples in crisis for several years. From his expansive experience, he has concluded that these four behaviors predict marital failure. Not only do they cover the Four Horsemen, but they will offer antidotes that all couples can practice to move towards health and vitality. Your relationship does not have to suffer from these negative habits.

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Having couple friends is pretty important for married couples, but finding and keeping them can be challenging. In this podcast, Dr. David and Theresa Mabry discuss why having couple friends is so important and how to make new friends.

OAM Podcast is introducing a new segment in the near future and we need your help! What questions do you have for Dr. David and Theresa? What topics would you like us to cover? What comments do you have about anything we have discussed? Submit your thoughts and questions on our Facebook page or e-mail us at [email protected]

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