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Sue Johnson

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Heard in 1 episode across 1 show since Aug 2026

Dr. Sue Johnson was a prominent clinical psychologist, researcher, and author best known for her development of Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) for couples. She was a leading expert on relationship bonding, attachment, and conflict resolution, sharing her insights on platforms such as The Tim Ferriss Show.

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1
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First heard

Aug 2026

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1

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What Sue Johnson has said on podcasts

5 statements

  1. Hold Me Tight conversations build bonds through vulnerable disclosure and responsiveness

    “A hold me tight conversation is where one person is able to open up and reach for the other person and share vulnerabilities”

    Listen at 30:04

    Open the episode · #880: Relationship Tools That Work — Esther Perel, Brené Brown, Dr. Sue Johnson, Terry Real, and More on Conflict, Repair, and Lasting Love
  2. Demand-withdraw-demand-defend patterns characterize distressed couples

    “That is the typical demand, withdraw, demand, defend dialogue that you'll see in a distressed couple.”

    Listen at 32:17

    Open the episode · #880: Relationship Tools That Work — Esther Perel, Brené Brown, Dr. Sue Johnson, Terry Real, and More on Conflict, Repair, and Lasting Love
  3. on Emotional isolationNegativeAug 19, 2026· The Tim Ferriss Show

    Emotional isolation harms human beings

    “emotional isolation is toxic for human beings.”

    Listen at 38:04

    Open the episode · #880: Relationship Tools That Work — Esther Perel, Brené Brown, Dr. Sue Johnson, Terry Real, and More on Conflict, Repair, and Lasting Love

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Episodes

1 episode featuring Sue Johnson, newest first

Sue Johnson · PodLume