Is there a science to love and trust?
ListenRenowned relationship expert, Dr. John Gottman, joins for the hour to discuss his forty years of research into marital stability. At The Gottman Institute, which he co-founded, he has studied couples’ verbal and non-verbal communication over a long period of time and by applying mathematical analysis he has developed an objective way to look at relationships. Dr. Gottman will talk about the warning signs of a marriage in trouble and ways to enhance love and trust.
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