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Hi friend,
The holiday season is fast approaching and travel plans are on the way. Is going on a big family vacation one of your plans before the end of the year? Or maybe no plans as of yet? Regardless of where you are, what is more important is to stay connected as a couple and family, especially in these modern times.
This is why in this episode, we will be talking about our #1 favorite hack or way to connect as a couple & family in a busy modern world.
Ready? Set?
Alright, tune in to listen to find out more!
Hi friend,
Today, we continue our conversation from last week on the following topic: Prioritizing our mental health and offering support to spouses in marriage.
Our Special Guest, Dr. Adeola will continue to take us on a journey as she addresses some other areas as it relates to mental health: Some signs and symptoms to look out for, when to seek help and more!
So, stay tuned and get ready to be enlightened as we continue this interesting conversation from last week!
You can connect with Dr. Adeola Adeyemi on:
Instagram: @talkmental.health
Facebook: Talk Mental Health
Linked In: Talk Mental Health
Website: www.talkmentalhealth.org
Email: [email protected]
You can also find her on YouTube and Tiktok.
You can order a copy of her book, "YOU DESERVE BLISS: Your Self-care Guide to Everyday Fulfilment." on Amazon or on her website: www.talkmentalhealth.org
[Disclaimer: The content presented in this podcast is provided solely for educational purposes and should be considered as general information. It is not intended to serve as therapy, psychological advice or professional medical care. We strongly recommend consulting your physician or mental health provider for personalized advice, support, or treatment concerning your well-being. In the event of a crisis, please dial 911 for immediate assistance].
Hi friend!
Today, we will be digging deep into an important topic that affects us all as well as our marriages, families, communities and the whole world - Mental Health. We cannot ignore the importance and role of our mental health and well-being in our daily lives and functioning. In this episode, we will be listening to Part 1 of a two-part interview as we discuss the following topic: Prioritizing our mental health and offering support to spouses in marriage.
During this interesting and insightful interview, our Special Guest will be taking us on a journey as she addresses some of the following areas as it relates to mental health: Understanding what mental health really entails, prioritizing our mental health, self-care, and support for spouses/partners, seeking help and more!
Our Special Guest is Dr. Adeola Adeyemi and we are pleased to have her on the show.
Dr. Adeola is a Consultant Psychiatrist, a Psychotherapist experienced in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Mindfulness Training, and a Mental Fitness Coach.
With over 22 years in the medical field, Dr. Adeola is driven by a vision to help build a society where mental health is normalized and emotional well-being is prioritized. This passion led her to start her company ‘Talk Mental Health’ in 2018, an organization that aims to help individuals, especially women, live healthier and more fulfilling lives through innovative mental health interventions.
Dr. Adeola is also the author of the book, "YOU DESERVE BLISS: Your Self-care Guide to Everyday Fulfilment."
So, Stay tuned and get ready to be enlightened as we delve into the topic of discussion for today: Prioritizing your Mental Health and Support for Spouses.
You can connect with Dr. Adeola Adeyemi on:
Instagram: @talkmental.health
Facebook: Talk Mental Health
Linked In: Talk Mental Health
Website: www.talkmentalhealth.org
Email: [email protected]
You can also find her on YouTube and Tiktok.
You can order a copy of her book, "YOU DESERVE BLISS: Your Self-care Guide to Everyday Fulfilment." on Amazon or on her website: www.talkmentalhealth.org
[Disclaimer: The content presented in this podcast is provided solely for educational purposes and should be considered as general information. It is not intended to serve as therapy, psychological advice or professional medical care. We strongly recommend consulting your physician or mental health provider for personalized advice, support, or treatment concerning your well-being. In the event of a crisis, please dial 911 for immediate assistance].
Hi friend!
This episode addresses a question or concern that was raised during a discussion session with other men and women. It has to do with spending some time alone as spouses in marriage, for instance, "When a spouse wants/requests some alone time in a marriage, is this normal?"
Ready to find out more? Then, tune in to listen to this enlightening episode!
From the publisher's feed
Are you feeling distant from your spouse while living under the same roof?
Frustrated by the misunderstandings or growing tension in your marriage?
Do you long to feel heard and understood but can’t seem to get through to your spouse?
Or maybe you simply miss feeling close, connected, and like you’re on the same team.
If you can relate, you’re not alone.
You can deeply love your spouse and still find yourselves caught in recurring conflict, misunderstandings, difficult conversations, or growing emotional distance. Add careers, parenting, responsibilities, major life transitions, and the pressures of everyday life, and staying connected can become harder than you imagined.
Welcome to Reconnected Marriage.
I’m David Haastrup, husband to my blessed and beautiful wife, Ebun, dad of three, co-author of A Couple’s First Ten Years, Christian Marriage Coach, and Conflict De-escalation Strategist.
Ebun and I have been married for more than 16 years, and we know what it’s like to feel disconnected while navigating work, parenting, relocation, and unexpected life challenges. We also know what it’s like to deepen our connection and intimacy over the years.
Through our marriage, my experience navigating conflict in high-pressure healthcare environments, and my work with couples, I’ve learned something important:
The argument you’re having isn’t always the real issue.
Sometimes, something deeper is happening beneath the words: unspoken expectations, emotional triggers, different perspectives, unresolved hurt, or patterns you may not even realize you’ve fallen into.
On Reconnected Marriage, I share practical tools, biblical wisdom, and real-life lessons to help you understand what’s happening beneath conflict, respond differently when things get difficult, and restore connection.
We’ll explore:
At the heart of the conversations we’ll have is this:
You don’t have to wait for your spouse to change before taking your next courageous step. You cannot control your spouse, but you can choose how you show up—and when one person chooses a new response, it can begin to change the way you relate to each other.
Maybe you’ve quietly thought:
“We love each other. So why do we keep ending up here?”
“I want us to understand each other better.”
“I want us to feel close again.”
If that’s where you are, join me as we explore practical, faith-rooted ways to deepen your connection, experience more peace and unity at home, and begin moving toward a stronger, more connected marriage.
Coaching & Inquiries
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[Disclaimer: The content presented in this podcast is provided solely for educational purposes and should be considered as general information. It is not intended to serve as therapy, psychological advice or professional medical care. We strongly recommend consulting your physician or mental health provider for personalized advice, support, or treatment concerning your well-being. In the event of a crisis, please dial 911 for immediate assistance].