212. Reignite Passion in Your Marriage

In this episode of the Intimate Marriage Podcast, Dr. Alexandra Stockwell reveals ways to reignite passion in your marriage and maintain deep connection over the long term. It’s not only important for couples to put attention on their relationship when on the brink of divorce but also when looking to revitalize their bond and foster lasting intimacy. Dr. Alexandra challenges the belief that passion fades over time, emphasizing that, with the right tools and guidance, love can deepen and grow in every stage of a marriage. She also debunks the stereotype that women are the ones to seek out relationship coaching, sharing that men often reach out to her! Everyone benefits from learning practical skills—such as vulnerability, effective communication, and shared goals. These are the ingredients that transform a disconnected relationship into a harmonious, collaborative partnership.

 

Also in this episode:

• Both men and women actively seek relationship coaching, especially in high-performing couples where both people are motivated.

• Vulnerability and effective communication are crucial in transforming a disconnected relationship into a harmonious partnership.

 

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