Hosted by Dr. Lindsay Cavanagh · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 119 episodes
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Married After Kids is a podcast dedicated to strengthening marriages for parents after having kids. Hosted by Dr. Lindsay Cavanagh, psychologist turned marriage coach, this podcast discusses all the ways children can challenge your marriage, while also offering effective, evidence-based solutions to help make marriages stronger and more enjoyable, which makes parenting and life so much easier. Married After Kids will completely transform how you look at marriage and give you the tools to have the marriage you want and need.
Dr. Lindsay Cavanagh hosts Married After Kids, a society show with 119 episodes published.
Resentment rarely shows up overnight. It builds slowly through the missed conversations, the unspoken disappointments, the unequal load, and the feeling that you're carrying more than your fair share. Before you know it,
Most couples want a better marriage, but wanting change and creating change are not the same thing. Sometimes the biggest obstacles are not the obvious ones. They are the patterns, habits, and blind spots that get in the
Summer is supposed to feel fun, relaxing, and full of family memories. But for many couples, it can also bring more stress, more mental load, and more opportunities for conflict. Between changing schedules, childcare log
It can be incredibly frustrating to feel like you're putting effort into your marriage without seeing the progress you hoped for. When you're having the same conversations, trying different tools, and still finding yours
Feeling disconnected in marriage can make you want to hold on tighter, work harder, explain more, and desperately try to fix things. The hard part is that sometimes the very things we do to create more connection end up
Parenting a child with anxiety can impact so much more than just your child. It can affect your routines, your stress levels, your communication, and the dynamic between you and your spouse. When parents are not aligned
It is so hard to be in a marriage where you feel disconnected, exhausted, and wonder if things will ever get better. When couples reach this point, it can feel tempting to shut down, pull away, or assume the relationship
Investing in support for your marriage can feel like a big, scary step. Whether it is coaching, therapy, or a program, many couples hesitate because they are unsure if it is the right time, the right fit, or even worth i
It can be hard to know the difference between helping your partner and unintentionally enabling patterns that keep you both stuck. What feels like support on the surface can sometimes reinforce the very dynamics that are
When the mental load and attachment styles collide, it can create a pattern that feels impossible to break. One partner is often overwhelmed, carrying the invisible weight of everything that needs to get done, while the
There are moments in marriage where you know appreciation would help, but you just do not want to give it. Maybe it feels forced, maybe you are frustrated, or maybe you are thinking, “he should just be doing this already
There is one tool that has the power to change the way you communicate, reduce conflict, and build connection, yet most couples struggle to use it consistently. It sounds simple, but in the moment, it can feel surprising
When one partner is completely taken out, everything in the household shifts. Roles change, pressure increases, and what is normally shared can suddenly fall on one person. These moments can feel overwhelming, but they a
One of the most common questions I hear is whether a relationship can actually improve if only one person is willing to work on it. It can feel exhausting and discouraging to be the one reading the books, listening to th
There is a lot of marriage advice that sounds good on the surface but can actually create bigger problems for couples over time. In this episode, I’m joined by relationship coach and author Monica Tanner to break down so
Many couples try to talk about the mental load but end up walking away feeling more frustrated than understood. These conversations can quickly turn into defensiveness, shutdown, or arguments about who does more. In this
Defensiveness is one of the fastest ways conversations shut down in marriage. One minute you are trying to communicate, and the next you feel blamed, misunderstood, or completely disconnected. Many couples get stuck here
Have you ever tried to use a healthy marriage tool and it completely backfired? In this episode, I’m breaking down why that happens and why it is often not about the tool itself. Sometimes the real issue is not a lack of
We do not often hear the honest, unfiltered story of how a marriage actually breaks down and what it truly takes to rebuild it. In this episode, Bryan Power shares his journey from having a restraining order against him
Marriage shutdown does not usually happen all at once. It builds slowly through emotional exhaustion, repeated disappointment, and the belief that nothing will change. Over time, couples start protecting themselves by pu
Monica Tanner
relationship coach and author of Bad Marriage Advice
1 appearance on this show
Bryan Power
Certified Integrated Attachment Theory Coach · Nextdoor
1 appearance on this show
Dr Heather Finley
Teacher Recruitment and Retention Specialist · Georgia Department of Education
1 appearance on this show
Paige Connell
Content Creator and Mom of 4 · She is a Paige Turner
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Joanna Parga-Belinkie
associate professor of pediatrics and clinical neonatologist · Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
1 appearance on this show
Susan Bratton
Intimacy Expert, Author, and Sex Educator · Personal Life Media, Inc.
1 appearance on this show
Freddy Zental Weaver
Tantra teacher · TantraNova Institute
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Elsbeth Meuth
Tantra teacher · TantraNova Institute
1 appearance on this show
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