Ep 200 - Celebrating Milestones and Mastering Communication

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Welcome to the 200th episode of Mr. and Mrs. Therapy Podcast! Join licensed marriage and family therapists, Tim and Ruth Olson, as they celebrate this exciting milestone and dive into one of the most requested topics: communication. With over 120,000 downloads, they express their gratitude to their listeners and offer tips on how to support the podcast further.

In this episode, Tim and Ruth focus on the nuances of word choice in communication, discussing how small tweaks can significantly impact relationships. They provide examples of constructive versus destructive word choices in various contexts, such as inquiring about feelings, discussing responsibilities, and addressing concerns. Learn how to foster better understanding and emotional connection through mindful communication strategies.

Stay tuned for the next episode where they will continue the discussion on communication, covering topics like requesting versus demanding, giving feedback versus criticizing, and practical tips for effective communication. Don't miss out on transforming your conversations and building healthier relationships!

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