MarriageTeam

Bedtime Differences

Differences in bedtimes cause problems for Kayla and Ashton due to their different schedules.  Hear how they work out an effective solution for their team.

Impact of Cultural Differences

Cultural differences and the impact they can have on a relationship are discussed.  This is not a coaching situation.

Making Lists Work for the Team

Bob and Kari have different lists, which remain unstated.  This leads to Bob’s procrastination and frustration and irritates Kari.  hear the solution they develop for their team play.

Can There Be Too Much Time Together?

Bob and Nancy are concerned about how to avoid tensions in retirement and Nancy is unsure how to share her feelings.

How to Avoid Feeling Attacked

Ted feels attacked when Sally shares concerns with him and Sally feels she is always on the defensive.  Learn what they chose to do differently to get different results.

The Power of Listening

Veronica feels discounted and unloved when Jorge doesn’t acknowledge what she is saying.   See how active listening can resolve this relationship barrier.

What is He Thinking?

Sally wishes Ted would share feelings more readily.  With-out sharing, she becomes fearful about what he is thinking and tends to fill in the blanks.  Hear how they address this issue.

Getting to the Church On Time

Rick and Julia have trouble getting to their church on time with a happy spirit.  Their teamwork needs a new dynamic play to resolve this issue.

The Dead Horse

Ashton and Kayla are concerned because their arguing bothers their friends who feel they are too argumentative.   Learn how they develop a new dynamic play to resolve this issue.

MarriageTeam Coaching Introduction

Welcome to the MarriageTeam Coach training podcasts.  We have compiled several coaching sessions as examples to give you a flavor of how the coaching process works.  These sessions were taken from the MarriageTeam radio show that aired on KPDQ from January to November 2008.  If you keep the coaching process in mind, it will help you to stay on track and keep you moving forward to help the couple develop a play that will work for them.