Couples & Connections

About Couples & Connections

In Couples & Connections, licensed clinical psychologist Cynthia Post, PhD, discusses a wide range of mental health issues with health journalist Theresa Sullivan Barger. With a focus on relationships of every kind, the long-time therapist offers solutions to challenges faced by couples, families, singles, and individuals. Dr. Post addresses common conflicts that arise between couples, parents and their young children, adults and their parents, siblings, friends, and colleagues. Topics include grief and loss, loneliness, dating, depression, in-laws, stepfamilies, holidays, parenting and grandparenting, healthy communication, and more. www.cynthiapostphd.com #couplesandconnections #couplestherapy #couples #relationships #cynthiapost #drpost

Publisher

Cynthia Post, Ph D

Category

health & fitness · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

7 Dec 2025

Latest episode

13 Jul 2026

Latest episodes

32 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   13 Jul 2026

   Couples and ADHD

   In marriages where at least one partner has ADHD, the divorce rates are higher than in the overall population. In this episode, Dr. Cynthia Post, licensed clinical psychologist, shares the five ways the couple relationship is impacted by ADHD. Talking openly about frustrations and working to understand your partner can help couples get through the added challenges, Cindy advises.

2. 

   6 Jul 2026

   The Couple Connection

   To establish and maintain a strong bond, Dr. Cynthia Post, licensed clinical psychologist, explains the importance of the couple connection. Creating and nurturing that bond daily helps couples stay connected. When life gets challenging, couples can draw on that bond for strength. Cindy explains what that couple connection looks like and how to prioritize it through stressful days, health challenges, the demands of children, older parents, pets, and whatever else comes your way.

3. 

   27 Jun 2026

   Repair After "No Contact"

   When we’ve had fractured relationships where someone has gone ‘no contact’ and cut off communication, it’s not impossible to repair the relationship. In this episode, licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Cynthia Post discusses how to keep the lines of communication open if a loved one has refused to engage with you. When the person expresses a willingness to reconnect, Cindy discusses how to navigate that delicate relationship and move forward.

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