The Joan Kenley Show: BEYOND VALENTINE LOVE

Fall in love with our “Beyond Valentine Love” show with guests Brenda Wade (regularly appears on CNN and NBC's Today Show as a psychology expert.) and Ed McClune (works as a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in couples counseling.)

Let’s go beyond what’s possibly seen as a commercial view of Valentine love and remember Tina Turner’s award-winning song – “What’s Love Got To Do With It?” The lyrics proclaim: “Love is not a second-hand emotion”. So, what does it take to keep love alive and have a relationship not only last, but flourish? We'll delve into the challenges of love and offer ways to promote relationship richness and rewards. You’ll hear:

• that difficult times can be transformed into deeper love
  
• well-tested ideas for singles who want to find the right relationship
  
• why past experiences impact how we perceive our partner
  
• the reason commitment is so integral to relationship
  
• what emotional infidelity is and isn’t – and why it’s important to know the difference

You can listen to this week's Podcast here: http://www.joankenley.com/20110215.html

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Valentine Love with The Joan Kenley Show

The Joan Kenley Show is a unique podcast offering you engaging, provoking, and timely conversations with outstanding guests. It’s perfect for the busy mom on the go.

She's Daily fell in love with the “Valentine Love” show with guests Brenda Wade (regularly appears on CNN and NBC's Today Show as a psychology expert. Featured on shows such as Oprah and Good Morning America, she hosted both the nationally syndicated Can This Marriage Be Saved? and the national PBS Pledge Special Power Choices. She is the author of four books and Ed McClune (works as a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in couples counseling. He also works as a supervising process teacher for the esteemed Hoffman Institute, where he facilitates transformational workshops throughout the US and Europe.)

More than poems, cards, candy, or flowers, Valentine’s Day comes around each year to remind us of both romance and enduring love. Yet we know that relationships involve so much more than the heady passion of the “falling in love” phase: authenticity, loyalty, deep friendship, respect, and so very much more.

It’s been said, “Where there’s love, there’s life!” We explore the wonders of love and offer some helpful ideas to promote intimacy and handle rough patches. You’ll hear:

• what dynamics are involved when two people fall in love
  
• stories that describe why love changes over time
  
• the importance of honoring the various stages of loving
  
• why commitment is both sexy and freeing
  
• how to create the vital mature phase of a relationship

We would love to share with our readers an episode of Valentine Love hoping to offer future shows . Please enjoy!

http://www.joankenley.com/20110127.html

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