The Couple's Guide Podcast

Listen as Ryan and Talia answer the question, "What should we do if I want to work on our issues and he just says it will happen naturally?” The answer is not ‘run’.

Listen as Ryan and Talia answer the question, “What to do when you are starting a relationship with someone who is very different from you?” They go in depth on unpacking this question and potential meanings of the question from a listener.

Listen as Ryan and Talia answer the question, “Are men really as blunt and simple as they sound when answering questions?” They go in depth on unpacking this question and potential meanings of the question from a listener.

Listen as Ryan and Talia answer the question, “Are there things you should not talk about in a relationship?”

Listen as Ryan and Talia give some advice on what to do to not let your insecurities about past relationships get the best of you. We all have a past life before we meet our current partner. If you’ve ever had questions, these may be the answers you’ve been waiting for.

Listen as Ryan and Talia answer the question, “If someone lied about their past out of shame, is that forgivable or a red flag?” This is one you won’t want to miss.

Listen as Ryan and Talia talk about negative sentiment override (NSO), why some couples experience it + how to combat it. NSO is a common occurrence in relationships in which your view of your partner is skewed to the point where positive or neutral experiences are perceived as negative.

Listen as Ryan and Talia talk about the three different attachment styles {anxious, avoidant and secure}, where they came from and how these present in relationships + dating.

Listen as Ryan and Talia talk about a few different roles you can take when supporting your partner, why sometimes you don’t feel support and how best to ask your partner for the support type you need.

Listen as Ryan and Talia talk about to bring joy into your relationship, increasing happiness between you and your partner as well as how you can maintain the positive perspective.