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The Psychology of Relationships

Julie Krafchick & Yue Xu
The Psychology of Relationships
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  • The Psychology of Relationships

    Life After Divorce: How Your Ending Can Actually Become An Exciting New Beginning w/ Alicia Roberson

    21/05/2026 | 54 min
    Divorce. For some, it’s a lived experience. For others, it’s a quiet fear in the back of every serious relationship. In this episode, divorce expert and coach Alicia Robertson reframes the “D word” as a turning point rather than a failure. She explains how fear of endings can keep people stuck in misaligned relationships or avoiding love altogether, and how understanding these fears can lead to growth, clarity, and deeper self-trust. Alicia also shares practical strategies for moving forward, healing past narratives, and approaching relationships from a place of alignment and confidence.
    In this episode, you’ll learn:
     • Why fear of divorce can hold you back in relationships
     • How identity, shame, and cultural narratives shape relationship fears
     • Strategies for moving on without bitterness
     • How to approach new relationships with clarity and self-trust
     • Why endings can create space for more aligned love
    To learn more about Alicia Robertson, follow her @lemonadelifecoach and visit https://lemonadelife.ca/

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    Why You Keep Choosing the Wrong Partners (And How To Reset Your Romantic GPS) w/ Marc Sholes

    14/05/2026 | 40 min
    Ever feel like you keep ending up with the same “type” of partner even when it hasn’t worked out before? You might be unconsciously choosing the wrong people and repeating patterns that keep you stuck. Julie & Yue are joined by Marc Sholes, Psychotherapist and author of Reset Your Romantic GPS, to explore why we’re drawn to familiar but unfulfilling partner types. He explains the ways attachment styles influence our choices, why awareness can help you break the cycle, and how to distinguish a rough patch from true incompatibility—so you can make healthier, more fulfilling relationship choices.
    In this episode, you’ll learn:
     • Why you keep choosing the same “type” of partner
     • How attachment styles shape your patterns
     • Signs a relationship is worth working through versus letting go
     • Practical strategies to identify triggers and subconscious tendencies
     • How to make choices that lead to healthier, more aligned relationships
    To learn more about Marc Sholes, follow him @marcsholes and visit https://marcsholeslcsw.com/

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    Rewriting the Story You Learned About Love: How to Heal the Childhood Wounds Affecting Your Adult Relationships w/ Vienna Pharaon

    07/05/2026 | 56 min
    Early experiences quietly shape how we attach, communicate, and handle conflict in adult relationships—without us even realizing it. In this episode, Vienna Pharaon, marriage and family therapist and author of The Origins of You, explores the five core childhood wounds many carry into adulthood. She explains how these wounds can appear as avoidance, people-pleasing, fear of abandonment, or staying stuck in unhealthy patterns—and why they were protective strategies, not flaws. Vienna also shares practical tools to heal these patterns so your past informs you without defining your future.
    In this episode, you’ll learn:
     • The five core childhood wounds and how they show up in relationships
    • Why early protective strategies can later limit intimacy
     • How attachment styles, emotional triggers, and beliefs about love are formed
     • Tools for identifying the narratives driving your relationship choices
     • How to heal old patterns to build healthier, more connected relationships
    To learn more about Vienna Pharaon, follow @mindfulmft and visit https://viennapharaon.com/ 

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    The Science of Strong Partnerships: Why Relational Intelligence Matters From Early Dating To Years In w/ Dr. Adam Bandelli

    30/04/2026 | 43 min
    Strong, lasting relationships aren’t just about chemistry or shared interests—they’re about how we relate to each other every day. Julie & Yue sit down with Dr. Adam Bandelli, psychologist and relational intelligence expert, to dive into why relational intelligence is essential for deep, meaningful connections. He shows how tuning into your partner’s emotions, responding with empathy, and communicating with intention can deepen trust, create emotional safety, and help your relationship grow stronger over time. Dr. Bandelli also breaks down the five core skills of relational intelligence, showing why empathy, attunement, and rapport impact the relationship from its early stages to months and decades in. 
    In this episode, you’ll learn:
     • What Relational Intelligence is and why it matters
    • The five essential skills for building trust and connection
     • Why empathy and attunement matter more than chemistry
     • How relational intelligence strengthens intimacy
     • Ways to make your relationship more resilient
    To learn more about Dr. Adam Bandelli, follow him @adambandelli and visit https://bandelliandassociates.com

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    The New 7 Love Styles: What Modern Research Reveals About Love Languages w/ Molly Owens of Truity Psychometrics

    23/04/2026 | 45 min
    For decades, the 5 Love Languages have shaped how we understand connection—but relationships, culture, and expectations have evolved, and our framework for love might need an update. In this episode, Molly Owens, CEO and founder of Truity, introduces the 7 Love Styles, a modern evolution of how we give and receive love. She explains why love languages still resonate, where they fall short today, and how these updated styles reflect changes in identity, communication, and partnership dynamics. Molly explains what your love style reveals about your relational strengths and areas for growth—and how that awareness can transform the way you show up in relationships, both new and long-term.
    In this episode, you’ll learn:
     • Why love languages still matter – and what they miss today
    • How the 7 Love Styles reflect modern relationship dynamics
     • The connection between love styles and attachment, personality, and emotional patterns
     • How misreading love styles creates friction and disconnection
     • How awareness of your style (and your partners) can deepen communication and intimacy
    To learn more about Truity, follow @truitylabs and take the assessment at https://www.truity.com/test/love-styles-test

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Every couple has a story: the sparks, the late-night talks, the fights about nothing, and the moments that change everything. So why do some relationships thrive while others fall apart? The answer isn’t luck; it’s psychology. Join Julie Krafchick and Yue Xu, hosts of the hit podcast Dateable and authors of the book 'How to Be Dateable,' as they navigate this next phase of long-term committed relationships. Together with leading experts in the field, they'll explore what science really tells us about love, conflict, and connection — and translate it into tools you can actually use. 
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