Welcome to the Green Sky Social Work Podcast.  My name is Green Sky and I am a clinical Social Worker in private practice and a social work college professor.  I am introducing the second part in a series on Intimate Relationships based on years of research that focus on understanding the dynamics of couples.  Today’s topic is on the importance of recognizing your partners emotions.

Welcome to the Green Sky Social Work Podcast. My name is Green Sky and I am a clinical Social Worker in private practice and a social work college professor. I am introducing the second part in a series on Intimate Relationships based on years of research that focus on understanding the dynamics of couples. Today’s topic is on the importance of recognizing your partners emotions.

Welcome to the Green Sky Social Work Podcast.&nbsp; My name is Green Sky and I am a clinical Social Worker in private practice and a social work college professor.&nbsp; I am introducing the second part in a series on Intimate Relationships based on years of research that focus on understanding the dynamics of couples.&nbsp; Today’s topic is on the importance of recognizing your partners emotions.

Understanding Emotions

The Real Table Talk Pod is where love, healing, and real-life relationships get discussed with honesty, humor, and heart—no performance, just truth. Hosted by Tiana Von Johnson, Dr. Alicia Watkins, and Char Curry, the show brings three distinct perspectives to the table to help you reflect, grow, and build healthier relationships in real time.Contact us/more info.... Email: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:info@realtabletalkpod.com">info@realtabletalkpod.com</a>Trigger Warning: This episode may include discussion of sexual assault, trauma, abuse, discrimination, and other sensitive topics. Please honor your wellbeing—pause, skip, or return later if you need to.Disclaimer: The Real Table Talk Pod is provided for educational, informational, and entertainment purposes only and is not a substitute for therapy, medical care, legal advice, diagnosis, or professional consultation. Listening to this podcast—or engaging with it by submitting questions, commenting, or appearing as a guest—does not create a therapist-client, counselor-client, or any other professional relationship with the hosts or guests.We welcome real conversations and recognize that topics may bring up different perspectives and strong reactions. If you choose to participate, you do so voluntarily and at your own discretion; we cannot control how others may respond, and responses may feel disagreeable or unfair. Any content you submit (questions, comments, messages) may be referenced, quoted, or paraphrased on-air and/or used to support discussion, promotion, or endorsement of the podcast.The views and opinions expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and may change over time. While we make reasonable efforts to be thoughtful and accurate, listeners should not treat the content as definitive fact and are encouraged to do their own due diligence before acting on any information shared.If you’re in crisis, thinking about self-harm, or feel unsafe, call or text 988 (U.S. Suicide &amp; Crisis Lifeline) for immediate support. If you are in immediate danger, call 911 or your local emergency number.

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The Real Table Talk Pod is where love, healing, and real-life relationships get discussed with honesty, humor, and heart—no performance, just truth. Hosted by Tiana Von Johnson, Dr. Alicia Watkins, and Char Curry, the show brings three distinct perspectives to the table to help you reflect, grow, and build healthier relationships in real time. Contact us/more info.... Email: info@realtabletalkpod.com Trigger Warning: This episode may include discussion of sexual assault, trauma, abuse, discrimination, and other sensitive topics. Please honor your wellbeing—pause, skip, or return later if you need to. Disclaimer: The Real Table Talk Pod is provided for educational, informational, and entertainment purposes only and is not a substitute for therapy, medical care, legal advice, diagnosis, or professional consultation. Listening to this podcast—or engaging with it by submitting questions, commenting, or appearing as a guest—does not create a therapist-client, counselor-client, or any other professional relationship with the hosts or guests. We welcome real conversations and recognize that topics may bring up different perspectives and strong reactions. If you choose to participate, you do so voluntarily and at your own discretion; we cannot control how others may respond, and responses may feel disagreeable or unfair. Any content you submit (questions, comments, messages) may be referenced, quoted, or paraphrased on-air and/or used to support discussion, promotion, or endorsement of the podcast. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and may change over time. While we make reasonable efforts to be thoughtful and accurate, listeners should not treat the content as definitive fact and are encouraged to do their own due diligence before acting on any information shared. If you’re in crisis, thinking about self-harm, or feel unsafe, call or text 988 (U.S. Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) for immediate support. If you are in immediate danger, call 911 or your local emergency number.

The Real Table Talk Pod is where love, healing, and real-life relationships get discussed with honesty, humor, and heart—no performance, just truth. Hosted by Tiana Von Johnson, Dr. Alicia Watkins, and Char Curry, the show brings three distinct perspectives to the table to help you reflect, grow, and build healthier relationships in real time.Contact us/more info.... Email: <a href="mailto:info@realtabletalkpod.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">info@realtabletalkpod.com</a>Trigger Warning: This episode may include discussion of sexual assault, trauma, abuse, discrimination, and other sensitive topics. Please honor your wellbeing—pause, skip, or return later if you need to.Disclaimer: The Real Table Talk Pod is provided for educational, informational, and entertainment purposes only and is not a substitute for therapy, medical care, legal advice, diagnosis, or professional consultation. Listening to this podcast—or engaging with it by submitting questions, commenting, or appearing as a guest—does not create a therapist-client, counselor-client, or any other professional relationship with the hosts or guests.We welcome real conversations and recognize that topics may bring up different perspectives and strong reactions. If you choose to participate, you do so voluntarily and at your own discretion; we cannot control how others may respond, and responses may feel disagreeable or unfair. Any content you submit (questions, comments, messages) may be referenced, quoted, or paraphrased on-air and/or used to support discussion, promotion, or endorsement of the podcast.The views and opinions expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and may change over time. While we make reasonable efforts to be thoughtful and accurate, listeners should not treat the content as definitive fact and are encouraged to do their own due diligence before acting on any information shared.If you’re in crisis, thinking about self-harm, or feel unsafe, call or text 988 (U.S. Suicide &amp; Crisis Lifeline) for immediate support. If you are in immediate danger, call 911 or your local emergency number.

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