Not all relationships between parent partners are healthy and some can be downright toxic. How do we negotiate the struggles with our partners while parenting our kids to have healthier relationships? Yarona and Michelle take on this difficult topic in this week's episode.
Michelle Hays is a heart-centered Marriage Coach with a Certification in Couples Counseling Michelle Hays is a Certified Marriage Coach in Couples Counseling and Therapy- Gottman Method. She hosts the Monarch for Love Podcast, and is a monthly columnist for Lighthouse Point Magazine and the Happy Herald Newspaper.
With decades of experience in marriage and relationships, Michelle helps couples deepen their connection and increase fulfillment in their marriages. Michelle firmly believes that love is a decision and positive thinking in marriage empowers couples to create the marriage and relationships they want and deserve.
https://www.podpage.com/monarch-for-love/
Producer - Robert Hulse
Sound Editing - Jason Hulse
Art & Graphic Design - Don Huff
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