Men's Mental Health: Why Men Feel Lonely in Marriage and Life
Men's mental health often suffers quietly, says men's coach Amrit Singh, because many men learn as boys to shut down their emotions and then struggle to connect with their wives, friends and themselves. In this conversation with Jeremy Van Wert, he describes why men wait too long, what stress does to the body and marriage, and the small daily steps that rebuild connection.
Neurodiverse Couples: How to Communicate Across the Gap
Neurodiverse couples, where one or both partners have autism or ADHD, often do better with slower, simpler communication. That is the approach of marriage and family therapist Amanda Buckman, who joins Jeremy Van Wert to explain communication scripts, the tortoise and hailstorm conflict pattern, rebuilding trust after an affair and why blended families need a blueprint.
Love Bombing Explained: Covert Narcissism Warning Signs
Love bombing explained: it is intense early praise and attention that can later give way to control, according to Laura Richards, who describes a 32-year marriage to a covertly narcissistic man. In this conversation with Jeremy Van Wert, she shares how love bombing, gaslighting, moving goalposts and DARVO felt from the inside, and what helped her find her voice.
Love Bombing Signs: How Manipulation Can Begin With Warmth
Love bombing signs can look like devotion: intense warmth, special treatment and lavish gestures at the start of a relationship. Natasha June, a podcast producer and host of Trauma Undone, tells Jeremy Van Wert how that warmth slowly turned into put-downs, why she kept making excuses, and how a gaslighting checklist at a domestic violence center changed how she saw her marriage.
Menopause Identity Crisis: Finding Self-Worth After 50
A menopause identity crisis often arrives when the children leave, a marriage ends and a woman asks who she is now. Yvonne Posada, a yoga therapist and shaman, tells Jeremy Van Wert how she moved from "I'm not good enough" toward self-love, and what she says women over 50 can do: take care of themselves.