Married Roommates and the Road to Happiness

Millions of couples live empty parallel lives and wonder “Is this all there is?”

My guests, Talia and Allen Wagner who are marriage and family therapists, shed a light on this sadly familiar silent epidemic of Married Roommates on today’s episode.  Their focus is on providing practical real life tools to improve communication, connection and togetherness.

They share:

1. How couples become roommates?
2. Things that go unnoticed in a relationship after a few years
3. Signs that a couple is approaching the ‘roommates’ stage
4. How to balance relationships and career especially if you do both together
5. Challenges that’s commonly faced by ‘Empty nesters’
6. Mistakes made in finding a life partner

and…much more…

Book – Married Roommates

Website – www.marriedroommates.com

Social Media – Facebook | Youtube

Talia & Allen Wagner

Couples Counselors/ Relationship Experts

Talia and Allen Wagner met at Pepperdine University, where they were both pursuing advanced degrees in psychology. Not only were they neighbors in the sprawling metropolis of Los Angeles, but they shared a love for travel. A friendship was formed, which, over time, evolved into love, marriage, children, and a shared practice as marriage and family therapists in LA. It was hardly smooth sailing. It didn’t take long for them to realize that they didn’t really know how to be married, that they were basically winging it, not always successfully.

Through the years, it is a reality that has been mirrored back to them from many couples they’ve seen. No one taught them how to be married, to fight fairly, to avoid falling into resentment traps, or to keep the romance alive when sometimes you can barely stand each other. Seeing the great need in today’s modern marriages for better tools to understand and work together, this marriage and family therapist duo have been guiding couples to success around the world for years. Their focus is on providing practical real life tools to improve communication, connection and togetherness.