Loving Green – Sustaining Relationships
June 20th
with
Joan Kenley & Co-Host Brenda Wade
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“Loving Green” involves nurturing relationships to stay “evergreen” – with spouses, life partners, siblings, children, parents, friends, and co-workers. Paying attention to positive basic principles can green your relationships at every level. Learn about the importance and the rewards of the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects of growing and sustaining love. You’ll hear about:
- John and Mary's commitment to greening their marriage
- what happens during the "un-greening" of relationships
- the power of making a sincere apology
- how a healthier relationship can positively affect your health
- ways to argue peacefully and put disappointments aside
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Dr. Brenda Wade is a San Francisco-based psychologist, author, television host, and producer. National audiences know Brenda from her frequent appearances as a relationship expert on The Today Show. She is also a monthly host on Black Renaissance on the CW Network. Brenda has authored Love Lessons, What Mama Couldn't Tell Us About Love and Power Choices: Seven Signposts on Your Journey to Wholeness, Love, Joy and Peace. www.docwade.com www.powerchoicestv.com |
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Dr. Joan Kenley – author, psychologist, and media personality – hosts The Joan Kenley Show, branded as Conversation Radio™. She has appeared on high profile television programs: ABC's 20/20, CNN, Dateline, The Oprah Winfrey Show, and Good Morning America, as well as countless radio shows. Joan has been featured in: The New York Sunday Times Magazine, Reader's Digest, Health, Allure, Cosmo, Wired, and Fortune, and authored two notable books: Voice Power and Whose Body Is It Anyway? |
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