Bill Doherty

In this engaging conversation, Bill Doherty, a Professor Emeritus of Family Social Science and a co-founder of Braver Angels, sheds light on the idea of 'Citizen Therapists.' He delves into discernment counseling for couples navigating political differences and the impactful work of Braver Angels in fostering dialogue. Bill emphasizes the importance of curiosity and respectful boundaries in hard conversations. He shares tools for bridging divides, highlighting values over policies and the need for narratives to foster understanding in our increasingly polarized world.

Dr. Bill Doherty, founder of discernment counseling, discusses when to save a marriage. Topics include discernment counseling, differences from couples therapy, and transitioning to couple's therapy. Dr. Doherty also shares his favorite wine and the importance of valuable knowledge in relationships.

Co-founder of Braver Angels, Bill Doherty, discusses how polarized debates over education can be tackled, emphasizing the need for civil discourse and understanding differing viewpoints. The podcast explores bridging political divides, addressing racial tensions through dialogue, and uniting Americans in divisive times through grassroots efforts and advocating for education policies.

Dr. Bill Doherty, family therapist and professor, discusses bringing conservatives and liberals together through Braver Angels. He emphasizes the importance of listening, understanding, and finding common ground. The podcast explores the roots of political polarization, workshops promoting empathy, structured training for respectful dialogue, storytelling to bridge divides, and effective communication strategies.

Bill Doherty, a marriage counselor and founder of Braver Angels, shares valuable strategies for navigating tricky family conversations, especially during the holidays. He emphasizes the importance of using 'I statements' to foster understanding and avoid conflict. Discussing his organization's mission, he explores techniques for bridging political divides and highlights the significance of empathy in discussions. Doherty offers insights on self-reflection, active listening, and finding common ground to transform challenging dialogues into meaningful connections.