058 - Love In The Chaos: Strategies For Keeping Your Marriage Intact Amid Parenthood with Robert and Sharla Snow

Discerning Parenting

In this special Valentine's Day episode, we are treated to an insightful discussion with Dr. Robert and Sharla Snow, a dynamic husband-and-wife duo whose expertise in science, art, and the human experience has been dedicated to enriching marriages. With a combined passion for understanding the intricacies of relationships, they offer valuable insights on maintaining a strong and enduring bond amid the challenges of parenthood—a topic highly requested by their audience.

Drawing from their extensive experience and unique blend of disciplines including neuroscience, neurolinguistic programming, and hypnotherapy, Dr. Robert and Sharla provide practical strategies for nurturing love amidst the chaos of raising children.
About our guests:
Dr. Robert and Sharla Snow are a husband and wife team with over 31 years of marriage experience. They blend neuroscience, NLP, and their personal journey to help couples unlock the secrets to a happy marriage. Robert holds a doctorate in Physical Therapy from USC, while Sharla is skilled in NLP, Hypnosis, and Time Line Therapy®. They also integrate Gottman Couples Therapy principles into their coaching. Their mission stems from their own struggles and triumphs, driving them to empower couples globally with tools for lasting love.
Learn more about their approach and how they can help you!
Listen to their podcast, Master Your Marriage.
Follow them on social media: @masteryourmarriage

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