What podcasts say about Relationship Repair
Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.
What experts have said about Relationship Repair
7 statements · 7 positive
Quick relationship repair can prevent painful experiences from consolidating into long-term memory.
“Quick repair is a way to keep memory from going into long-term memory”
Open the episode · Couples Therapist: “The One Rule Every Relationship Must Live By” - Stan Tatkin -#1146Listen at 19:51
Partners should apologize for perceived harm and create safeguards against repeating it.
“I will always apologize for what you feel I did. No problem. But let's put something in place, you and I, to prevent either of us from doing that again.”
Open the episode · Couples Therapist: “The One Rule Every Relationship Must Live By” - Stan Tatkin -#1146Listen at 35:30
Relationship repair is incomplete until the hurt partner feels relaxed and satisfied.
“If you do nothing else, make sure that you repair to the other person's satisfaction.”
Open the episode · Couples Therapist: “The One Rule Every Relationship Must Live By” - Stan Tatkin -#1146Listen at 1:03:30
Partners should repair breaches immediately or within 30 minutes.
“make it right, make amends properly, immediately, or within 30 minutes”
Open the episode · Couples Therapist: “The One Rule Every Relationship Must Live By” - Stan Tatkin -#1146Listen at 1:03:43
Relationship repair should initially focus on the disgruntled partner's concerns
“Repair is a one way street.”
Open the episode · #880: Relationship Tools That Work — Esther Perel, Brené Brown, Dr. Sue Johnson, Terry Real, and More on Conflict, Repair, and Lasting LoveListen at 44:28
Effective repair begins with listening without argument or rebuttal
“Do I get it? Listen, don't argue, don't rebut.”
Open the episode · #880: Relationship Tools That Work — Esther Perel, Brené Brown, Dr. Sue Johnson, Terry Real, and More on Conflict, Repair, and Lasting LoveListen at 45:16
Repairing an argument begins with taking ownership of one’s conduct.
“the number one thing you have to do to kind of come back from an argument is, number one, ownership”
Open the episode · How To Have The Hardest Conversations of Your Life - Jefferson Fisher - #1093Listen at 1:57:53
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