Dave Schramm 10/27/25 Dave Schramm 10/27/25

How To Have Healthy Money Conversations | Dee Zimmerman | #152

Money stress doesn’t have to threaten your marriage. In this post, money coach Dee Zimmerman and Dr. Dave Schramm show how couples can transform financial tension into connection — by learning each other’s money history, spotting destructive patterns, using gentle-start conversations, and building shared rhythms for discussing spending and goals. These tools help turn numbers into trust, clarity, and shared vision.

Dave Schramm 10/13/25 Dave Schramm 10/13/25

Life and Dating After Divorce | Amber Anderson | #150

Life after divorce can feel like learning to breathe underwater — every instinct flickers for the old rhythm. In this post, Amber Anderson shares a journey of clarity, boundaries, and quiet strength: navigating co-parenting without conflict, re-entering the dating world intentionally, and letting self-discovery and stability lead the way. If you’re rebuilding after divorce, this story offers hope, practical wisdom, and a roadmap to healthy new beginnings.

Dave Schramm 10/6/25 Dave Schramm 10/6/25

Relational Life Therapy | Kristy Gaisford | #149

Many couples slowly drift apart—not because of one dramatic betrayal, but through years of unmet needs, emotional withdrawal, and quiet resentment. In this post, therapist Kristy Gaisford introduces Relational Life Therapy (RLT): a method that stops blame cycles by building your own inner strength, setting loving boundaries, and responding with clarity instead of reactivity. If you’re tired of fighting old battles, this could be a path toward healing and real connection.

Dave Schramm 9/8/25 Dave Schramm 9/8/25

Trigger Happy: A Candid Look at Emotional Reactivity | Jason Whiting | #145

In this revealing post, Dr. Jason Whiting explains why emotional reactivity — acting on hot feelings — often hides behind the mask of ‘brutal honesty,’ and how trust and intimacy suffer when truth becomes tangled with anger. Learn concrete tools like ‘negotiated timeouts’, self-care routines, and emotional self-regulation to move from reactivity to grounded honesty in relationships.