In this episode, Kate is joined by therapist, author and former divorce lawyer Joanna Harrison to share expert tips on how to have a healthy argument in relationships, as parents and post-separation.
In this episode, Kate is joined by therapist, author and former divorce lawyer Joanna Harrison to share expert tips on how to have a healthy argument in relationships, as parents and post-separation.
About the episode:
Kate and Joanna begin by discussing Joanna’s book, Five Arguments All Couples (Need To) Have And Why The Washing Up Matters (Souvenir Press, £9.99). Joanna explains how key couple differences when it comes to communication, in-laws, daily chores, personal space and sex can all lead to arguments in relationships. Kate and Joanna also explore how these conflicts can manifest between ex-partners and co-parents. Throughout the conversation, they consider each sticking point and give expert tips on how to have healthier, more constructive disagreements. The episode ends with Joanna's communication tips for co-parents, including creating space and time for important decisions and encouraging curiosity about your ex-partner.
About our guest:
Joanna Harrison is an experienced couple therapist, former divorce lawyer and author of_ Five Arguments All Couples (Need To) Have And Why The Washing Up Matters (Souvenir Press, £9.99)._ She regularly speaks and writes about relationship issues in the media and specialises in supporting couples who are considering separation or going through it.
More resources:
Learn more about Joanna on her website or purchase her book in your local bookstore or online.
You can also read our blog ‘Is it over? Should I leave?’ on our website.
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