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Author Kim Polinder ("Why We Fight: A Transformative Road Map to Healing Conflict in Any Relationship"); a couple share their unique method of "grading" their relationship; how to overcome being the "chill" partner; therapist Shawn McBride talks relationship boundaries; a woman opens up about taking a solo trip while married and raising two children.
Author Kim Polinder ("Why We Fight: A Transformative Road Map to Healing Conflict in Any Relationship"); a couple share their unique method of "grading" their relationship; how to overcome being the "chill" partner; therapist Shawn McBride talks relationship boundaries; a woman opens up about taking a solo trip while married and raising two children.
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