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Interested in working with Jon directly? Find him at https://MrSpirituality.com
My guest today is Debbie Runke. Debbie is an LMFT working out of the Seattle area. She came out of retirement to become a therapist and her journey to helping people is something we should all be inspired by. She shares her approach to couples work, why she got into it and what's next on the horizon for someone who has started their work in this field at a slightly later stage in life.
You can find Debbie at:
https://alwayshopetherapy.com/
Interested in working with Jon directly? Find him at https://MrSpirituality.com
Interested in working with Jon directly? Find him at https://MrSpirituality.com
Playing hard to get is a classic dating strategy, but is it really an effective way to build attraction and secure a relationship? In this episode, we'll explore the pros and cons of playing hard to get and discuss whether this approach is truly effective in finding love. We provide insights into the psychology behind playing hard to get, and share real-life examples of how this strategy can play out in a relationship. We'll also discuss the potential pitfalls of playing hard to get and provide tips on how to navigate this complex dating dynamic.
Interested in working with Jon directly? Find him at https://MrSpirituality.com
Journaling can be a powerful tool for personal growth and self-discovery, but it can also have a positive impact on your relationship. In this episode, we'll explore the benefits of journaling for couples and how it can improve communication, increase understanding, and deepen intimacy. We share their insights on how to start a journaling practice, and provide tips on how to use journaling to reflect on your relationship and identify areas for growth. We'll also discuss the role of journaling in conflict resolution, and provide strategies for using journaling as a tool for personal and relationship growth. Whether you're new to journaling or a seasoned practitioner, this episode will provide valuable insights into how journaling can benefit your relationship.
Interested in working with Jon directly? Find him at https://MrSpirituality.com
Long-distance relationships can be challenging, but they can also be incredibly rewarding. In this episode, we'll discuss tips and strategies for surviving and thriving in a long-distance relationship. We share insights on the common challenges faced by long-distance couples, and provide practical advice on how to maintain communication, connection, and intimacy. We'll also explore ways to overcome feelings of loneliness and uncertainty, and provide tips on how to prepare for reunions and visits. Whether you're currently in a long-distance relationship or considering one, this episode will provide valuable information and inspiration for anyone looking to make a long-distance relationship work.
Interested in working with Jon directly? Find him at https://MrSpirituality.com
My guest today is Raymond Hekmat. Raymond is a family law and marriage planning attorney in Beverly Hills. His practice is focused on couples successfully entering their marriages with well-planned and cooperative prenuptial agreements. When marriage doesn't work out, he assists his clients move on with their lives through divorce consulting and mediation services.
You can find Raymond on the web at:
www.hekmatfamilylaw.com
TikTok: @theprenupguy
IG: @hekmatfamilylaw
Interested in working with Jon directly? Find him at https://MrSpirituality.com
Pet names can be a playful and endearing aspect of a relationship, but they can also cause conflict or discomfort. In this episode, we'll explore the pros and cons of using pet names in a relationship. We share their insights on why people use pet names, the impact they can have on a relationship, and how to determine if a pet name is appropriate for you and your partner. We'll also discuss the role of pet names in different stages of a relationship, and provide tips on how to handle any disagreements or misunderstandings related to pet names. Whether you're a fan of pet names or on the fence about their use, this episode will provide valuable insight into the dynamics of pet names in relationships.
Interested in working with Jon directly? Find him at https://MrSpirituality.com
The concept of "selfishness" often has a negative connotation, but what if being selfish was actually a positive thing in a relationship? In this episode, we'll explore the meaning of healthy selfishness and how it can benefit your relationship. We explain what it means to prioritize your own needs and desires in a relationship, and how to balance your own needs with those of your partner. We'll also discuss common misconceptions about selfishness and why it's important to practice healthy selfishness in a relationship. Whether you're looking to improve your relationship dynamics or simply seeking a deeper understanding of the concept, tune in for an enlightening and thought-provoking discussion on healthy selfishness in relationships.
Interested in working with Jon directly? Find him at https://MrSpirituality.com
Breakups can be devastating, and the earlier you know that your partner may be considering leaving, the better. In this episode, we'll explore the warning signs that your partner may be considering a separation. We share insights on why people consider leaving relationships and what you can do to prevent it. We'll discuss common behaviors and communication patterns that indicate your partner may be losing interest, and provide practical tips on how to have difficult conversations and strengthen your relationship. Whether you're in a new or long-term relationship, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to prevent a breakup and keep their love strong.
Interested in working with Jon directly? Find him at https://MrSpirituality.com
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Trying to breathe new life into your relationship? Confused by the dating world? Frustrated with your marriage constantly going off the rails? Couples Counselor and Relationship Coach Dr. Jon…

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