A lot of issues we have in relationships is that people will tell us who they are, but we don't want to believe them. We want them to be how we want them to be. This romanticized version.

Listen in as Dr. Zoe Shaw explains what to do when you romanticize your relationships.

In this episode, Dr. Zoe will talk about the pillars of potential strength, where we need to check our myths that might exist.

Strong women can do whatever she wants, whether that is a career, a family, or both. And although it can be messy and there has to be a lot of intention, it can be done very well.

When you are feeling frustrated and ashamed of your shortcomings, remember that He made you human, not perfect. He loves our humanity and our humanity is quite frankly, a mess. Your imperfections create a ripple effect (otherwise known as drama) in your life and relationships. Drama isn't fun. Your mess makes life complicated, but God delights in it.

Listen in as I talk about trusting God's purpose in your life- that he has a plan for your mess.

If you are in a difficult relationship or you are having difficulty in your otherwise great relationship- you're part of the problem.

So, today, I'm talking about your side of the issues, because you are the only one that can change. We can never change the other, but we can always change ourselves.

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Why is it that the things we don't say in relationships, are the things that get us in the most trouble?

Listen in as Dr. Zoe, licensed psychotherapist and life coach, offers advice for the things unsaid in your relationship.

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Outside relationships are important for your romantic relationship. They can be very helpful when you're in a difficult relationship or marriage. In this episode, Deborah Olsen and Dr. Zoe Shaw talk about the power of female friendship. Listen in to learn how your girlfriends can save your marriage.

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Website Deborah Olsen: https://deborah-olson.com/

The Girlfriends Cruise: https://deborah-olson.com/cruise/

You would think that after you have been married for a while that your insecurity about your relationship should dissipate- that the longer you stay together, it should resolve itself. But that's not alway the case. There is so much more to life than being stricken with anxiety over the most important relationship in your life. Listen in as Dr. Zoe, licensed psychotherapist and life coach, offers tips for if you find yourself walking the balance beam of insecurity in your relationship.

Can you change an unhealthy relationship into a healthy one? That is the question of the century. We all know you can't change anyone ever, but there are some very real changes that you can make to transform your relationship. Listen in as Dr. Zoe, licensed psychotherapist, life and relationship coach discusses ways you can up level your life in order to improve your relationship.

No one consciously chooses a difficult relationship. You find yourself in one. And when you are there in the midst of the pain, what's a woman to do? Leaving is not always a feasible or wanted option. In this episode, Dr. Zoe, licensed psychotherapist, gives five tips to the woman in a difficult relationship.

Most people set goals or resolutions every year, some people don't. Those goals or resolutions are usually personal. Not as many people set an intention or goal specifically about their relationship. Whether you're in a difficult relationship, or you're in a great relationship in a difficult spot, every relationship can benefit from some intention.

In this episode, I talk about how you can set intentions for your relationship for this new year.

Link Saint-Rossy: https://psychcentral.com/blog/how-couples-can-set-intentions-for-the-new-year/

Link Dr. Kathy Nickerson: https://psychcentral.com/blog/how-couples-can-set-intentions-for-the-new-year/