Tiffany Williams-Jallow Talked With Me for Her BlogTalkRadio Show, "Relationships 360."

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The title of this podcast was, "How to Get Him to Propose, and Her to Say Yes."   It turned out to be a more free-flowing chat about commitment, "commitment phobia," and marriage.   So many of the ideas are ones that I enjoy discussing and wish I could have elaborated.  They are very relevant to premarital counseling and marriage counseling more generally, and come up regularly in the course of my work as a relationship-focused  psychologist.

You can listen to this interview by clicking below:




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