Good Relationships: The Gottman Method | Drs John & Julie Gottman | Ten Percent Happier & Dan Harris
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2023
- Dr John and Julie Gottman on the Gottman Method for Healthy Relationships. If you care about your long term health and happiness, the quality of your relationships is an area you should focus on. And the good news here is that love - as it applies to friends, family, and romantic partners - is not a factory setting, but instead a skill. Drs. John and Julie Gottman from @TheGottmanInstitute are the perfect guests to talk about how to cultivate good relationships in your life.
World-renowned for his work on marital stability and divorce prediction, Dr. John Gottman has conducted over 40 years of breakthrough research with thousands of couples. He is the co-founder of The Gottman Institute [www.gottman.com/] and Affective Software Inc.
[affectivesoftware.com/] as well as author of over 200 published academic articles and author or co-author of more than 40 books, including The New York Times bestseller The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work [www.gottman.com/product/the-s...].
Dr. Julie Gottman is the Co-Founder and President of The Gottman Institute
[www.gottman.com/] and Co-Founder of Affective Software, Inc
[affectivesoftware.com/]. A highly respected clinical psychologist and
author, she is sought internationally by media and organizations as an expert
advisor on marriage, domestic violence, gay and lesbian adoption, same-sex
marriage, and parenting issues. She is the co-creator of the immensely popular
The Art and Science of Love weekend workshop for couples and she also
co-designed the national clinical training program in Gottman Method Couples
Therapy.
This podcast episode explores: how to talk (and listen) to your partner in moments of
conflict; what to do before you start trying to solve a problem together; why
“there’s no such thing as constructive criticism;” the details of John’s
research findings, which have allowed him to predict with stunning accuracy
whether a couple will get divorced; how the Gottmans themselves do when it comes
to operationalizing their findings/advice; how and why betrayal occurs; when a
couple should consider separating; the role mindfulness can play in healthy
relationships; and the role of humor in relationships.
Content warning: There are a few mentions of sensitive topics, most notably domestic violence, which Julie discusses for a few minutes towards the end of the interview.
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I love the Gottmans, bern following for a while. I wished John would say more often what I heard him say ONCE: that *none* of this applies when one of the partners has a deeper mental health issue like a personality disorder or other emotional immaturity. My ex-husband for whom I have no anger, pnly compassion, has borderline personality disorder. My dad is a textbook narcissist. None of the good communication skill methods work with such people who are so traumatised into hurting themselves and others like no tomorrow. So. It's crucial to remember and state clearly that this good stuff can only do its magic when the groundwork is stable.
Having a personality disorder or trauma does not define this. It's *not wanting to work on it* that's the issue.
I love this couple. I learned so much from them. It does seem like though when she says she’s some organ and she talks slowly that she never stops talking. I would love to hear more from John.
Im currently in counseling over the Gottman method. They are amazing- just marinating on everything I can find on them on YT- THANK YOU for posting!!!!
my fiancé and I are often sarcastic with one another, and we both kind of love it. I think there is a sharp distinction b/w general sarcasm and sarcastic contempt.
Thanks for your personal insight!
We decide to be loyal to cherish what you have! Moment to moment day to day. Exactly
So true!
Excellent, delightful interview and conversation. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you! I really enjoyed this interview😃
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love these two!!!
They're the best!
Thank you so much for this priceless opportunity to learn 🙏
We're so glad!
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Thanks for sharing!
I love ALL your video's 😊 I have learned so so much, I have hope that what I am learning can repair my marriage. Thank you so very much
We are so glad you enjoy them! Thank you for your kindness.
This is a really good podcast. I really like the concrete techniques. In my experience humor can also come out as sarcasm cynicism which can minimize what the other person wants to talk about
We're so grateful to have you join!
Soo many ads on this video. Not conducive to happy listener.
Why do they never talk about verbal and emotional abuse where the perpetrator doesn’t take responsibility. The victim can’t claim partial responsibility for it
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Have y'all talked about doing video podcasts for YT? Would love to have a visual aid to take the conversations in through if possible!
Hopefully soon! Thanks for taking the time to comment and let us know!
That hat will do it
John is INTJ.
His relationship advice is more thinking and reason based than the emotional based advice of INFJ created Emotion Focused Therapy.
Interesting thought!
Hm, I understood it's not his personal advice but research, recording and watching what couples did differently who stayed together happily.
Which MBTI is Julie? I’ve always wondered who would date an INTJ?
Does she ever let him speak more than a few words?
One way not to ruin relationships is to stay silent and follow the Happy Wife method. Sarcasm lol.
He spoke quite a bit
I don't know why, but listen to her. I feel annoyed.
She hardly let's him speak, kind of a know it all vibe. She's knowledgeable for sure but overbearing
I think we can choose to be KIND despite how we FEEL
@belindaborja8788 we don't know how they both agreed in speaking in the interview, we ought to be nothing but just kind, and grateful to receive their knowledge
In other interviews, she dominates and often answers first. If John is an INTJ, then she might be extroverted which explains why she dominates the conversation.
They're clueless!