Richard
Richard
Divorce Proof Your Marriage
Divorce Proof Your Marriage
Divorce Proof Your Marriage
Thursday 10th June 2021
Join Dr. Rick Marks and Angelia Savage on 'RelateWell' as they share practical tips to divorce-proof your marriage through better communication and family dynamics.
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Healing Relationships
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Relationships & Community
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
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Get the buttons here!Divorce-Proof Your Marriage: Practical Tips from Dr. Rick Marks and Angelia Savage
When we learn to communicate better with one another, we actually stand in our power and ultimately, we become a better spouse, a better parent, a better employee or employer, and, basically, we just become better human beings, the one that god intended us to be.
Ever wondered how some couples manage to stay together through thick and thin? In this episode of 'RelateWell', Dr. Rick Marks and Angelia Savage share their wisdom on how to make your marriage nearly divorce-proof. Dr. Rick, drawing from his background as a therapist and his own challenging childhood, offers a treasure trove of practical advice. Angelia, with her experience as a mother and wife, adds her unique perspective to the mix.
Together, they dive into the importance of effective communication, the lasting impact of childhood experiences, and even how to handle those tricky in-law relationships. One memorable moment is when Angelia notes, 'When we learn to communicate better with one another, we actually stand in our power and ultimately, we become a better spouse, a better parent, a better employee or employer, and, basically, we just become better human beings, the one that God intended us to be'.
Whether you're newly married or have been together for decades, this episode is packed with actionable tips to help you build a stronger, more resilient relationship.