Marriage Radio: Helping Your Marriage

Tonight we will be discussing why to forgive and how to forgive. It is a choice...not a feeling. Harboring resentment? Struggling with anger? It's possible that while you may say you have forgiven, you haven't truly done so yet.It might be a parent, a spouse, or a friend that needs to be forgiven so you can move on with life.Or maybe that person you need to forgive is yourself.We'll be entering all names into our contest for 50% off our Marriage Helper 911 workshop to everyone we speak with live on air. We might be giving away some other goodies as well...

Tonight we will be discussing why to forgive and how to forgive. It is a choice...not a feeling. Harboring resentment? Struggling with anger? It's possible that while you may say you have forgiven, you haven't truly done so yet.It might be a parent, a spouse, or a friend that needs to be forgiven so you can move on with life.Or maybe that person you need to forgive is yourself.We'll be entering all names into our contest for 50% off our Marriage Helper 911 workshop to everyone we speak with live on air. We might be giving away some other goodies as well...

People often ask if there is a method for establishing boundaries about negative or harmful behavior from a spouse.Yes, there is.One of the most effective is to write a contract that clearly identifies the unacceptable behavior and firmly establishes consequences if that behavior occurs.As simple as that sounds, we've discovered that many people have a number of questions about the why's, how's, what's, who's, and more.I've asked my friend and co-teacher at our workshop for marriages in crisis to join me for this important program. His name is Jeff King. He earned his doctorate at Lipscomb University. More importantly, he has years of experience helping people with marriage problems. Jeff is rather direct and goes rapidly to the bottom line. He won't waste your time.Join Jeff and me for this in-depth conversation that will give you the details you need to write a contract for your marriage that can have tremendous results.Visit marriagehelper.com/mini for your free mini-cour

People often ask if there is a method for establishing boundaries about negative or harmful behavior from a spouse.Yes, there is.One of the most effective is to write a contract that clearly identifies the unacceptable behavior and firmly establishes consequences if that behavior occurs.As simple as that sounds, we've discovered that many people have a number of questions about the why's, how's, what's, who's, and more.I've asked my friend and co-teacher at our workshop for marriages in crisis to join me for this important program. His name is Jeff King. He earned his doctorate at Lipscomb University. More importantly, he has years of experience helping people with marriage problems. Jeff is rather direct and goes rapidly to the bottom line. He won't waste your time.Join Jeff and me for this in-depth conversation that will give you the details you need to write a contract for your marriage that can have tremendous results.

If your relationship has been harmed by infidelity, lying, or any other destructive behavior, how do you learn to trust again? How does the person who did the hurt earn back trust? Can it be done? If so, how?How does the person who was hurt learn to trust again? Are there limitations? Is it worth the risk? How can it be done with being hurt again?

Part 2: You were "madly in love" but now it's over. At least it seems to be over. Whether you ended it or the other person did, you continue to struggle with intense emotions. Why are they still there? How long will they last? How can you get past them? When will you stop hurting? Love, Sex, & Relationship expert Joe Beam answers these questions with real life stories as well as the latest scientific findings.

Part 2: You were "madly in love" but now it's over. At least it seems to be over. Whether you ended it or the other person did, you continue to struggle with intense emotions. Why are they still there? How long will they last? How can you get past them? When will you stop hurting? Love, Sex, & Relationship expert Joe Beam answers these questions with real life stories as well as the latest scientific findings.