Relationship Doctor

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In a world filled with swipes and empty calories of connection, we need someone to help us navigate what it means to be in a present-day committed relationship. The Relationship Doctor is filled with practical tips and advice on how to kindle and keep the flame burning, whether you’re single, coupled, married, or somewhere in between.

09/08/2022

The Beginning of the End, Episode 3: Jessie

A mini-series from Jessie Stephens, author of the new book Heartsick.

15 min
02/08/2022

The Beginning of the End, Episode 2: Laura

A mini-series from Jessie Stephens, author of the new book Heartsick.

24 min
26/07/2022

The Beginning of the End, Episode 1: Samantha

A mini-series from Jessie Stephens, author of the new book Heartsick.

14 min
22/03/2022 · BONUS

What is Ethical Non-Monogamy?

This week, we're dropping an episode from another great podcast here on Quick and Dirty Tips—The Savvy Psychologist. Listen to the Savvy Psychologist in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app: https://www.quickanddirtytips.com/savvy-psychologist

14 min
15/02/2022

How Parenthood Changes Your Relationship

How can you maintain your relationship after the birth of your first child? Dr. Rachel Vanderbilt, the Relationship Doctor, looks at the research.

11 min
08/02/2022

Don’t Let Valentine’s Day Ruin Your Relationship

Stressed out by Valentine's Day? In this episode, Dr. Rachel Vanderbilt, the Relationship Doctor, explains how you can make your Valentine's Day special instead of stressful.

9 min
01/02/2022

What Kind of Flirt Are You?

Did you know that there are actually five different flirting styles? In this episode, Dr. Rachel Vanderbilt, the Relationship Doctor, explains why flirting is an important part of starting new relationships and maintaining established ones.

8 min
25/01/2022

Can Singlehood Be a Satisfying Alternative to Romantic Relationships?

Living as a single person has become an increasingly popular choice for American adults in the last 10 years. In this episode, Dr. Rachel Vanderbilt, the Relationship Doctor, explains why singlehood can lend itself to life satisfaction and happiness.

7 min

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BANDE-ANNONCE

Introducing The Relationship Doctor

Coming August 5th

16/07/2019

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Actionable advice

17/12/2021

spaceSH1p

In each episode, Dr. Vanderbilt includes advice that I can actually apply to my own life. Even the topics I can’t relate to are really interesting and I feel like I’m learning about the relationships around me as well.
Original Host Was Great!

05/03/2024

temarst

I just found this podcast, although it hasn’t had any new episodes recently. Just by listening to a few, I truly enjoy the original host and format of the show much more than the recent host/format. I appreciated the quick, direct information with examples versus the book excerpts..? Wish it would return with the original host!
A treasure of a podcast

11/03/2021

Rebelle Rose

So insightful and relatable. I’m sad this series is over! But I still continue to play back these wonderful episodes. If you’re struggling to understand your partner or are just looking to improve what relationships you do have, this series is essential! Perfect 5 stars!
Already an amazing podcast

11/08/2019

Jsyld44

I write very few reviews but I had to post one about this podcast. After listening to the relationship doctor I feel like I’ve just had a conversation with an expert that completely changed how I thought about my relationships. I think this is exactly what’s needed in a podcast and anyone interested in learning and having fun in a relationship should listen.

In a world filled with swipes and empty calories of connection, we need someone to help us navigate what it means to be in a present-day committed relationship. The Relationship Doctor is filled with practical tips and advice on how to kindle and keep the flame burning, whether you’re single, coupled, married, or somewhere in between.