Relationships in the Pandemic

Jun 28, 2020

In a kind of ultimate “relationship experts double date,” married positive psychology duo James Pawelski and Suzie Pileggi Pawelski and married couples therapists and psychologists John and Julie Gottman share their expertise and guidance on navigating your closest relationship during the coronavirus crisis. The couples’ collective research-based approach to relationships—captured in their bestselling books Happy Together and The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work and others—make their voices the ones we all want to hear on navigating this period’s increased togetherness. Every partnership, whether stronger than ever or showing cracks, can benefit from the perspective of four of America’s leading voices in relationship therapy—and the combined 42 years of their own two marriages.

Part of the Mind Your Health: Mental Health Summit.
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