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Join licensed marriage and family therapists, Tim and Ruth Olson, as they guide you through the nuances of building healthier relationships in this insightful episode of Mr. and Mrs. Therapy. Building on last week's discussion, the Olsons continue to explore the concept of 'bids for connection' and the importance of turning toward your partner.

Dive deep into the barriers that often prevent partners from connecting, such as technological distractions, chronic stress, and unresolved emotional wounds. The Olsons not only highlight these common obstacles but also provide practical strategies to overcome them. By setting phone-free zones, practicing mindfulness, and engaging in meaningful conversations, listeners will learn effective techniques to embrace connection opportunities.

This episode also features actionable advice for nurturing your bond through active listening, validation, and small acts of kindness. Engage with your partner through shared rituals and regular check-ins, transforming everyday interactions into chances for deeper connection. Whether you're seeking to improve your relationship or simply understand it better, this episode equips you with the tools to turn adversity into triumph and foster lasting love.

Tune in to gain valuable insights from the Olsons and embrace the journey toward healthier and more fulfilling relationships.

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