What To Do When Your Spouse Works Too Much

What do you do when work gets in the way of your marriage? Is this possible? Are there ways to work through this as a family? That's what we talk about on today's episode of Relationship Radio.

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It's not uncommon for work to impact relationships, including marriages. Balancing work and personal life can be challenging, but there are ways to navigate these difficulties and strengthen your family bonds. On today's episode of Relationship Radio, hosted by Kimberly Beam Holmes and Dr. Joe Beam from Marriage Helper, the focus is on addressing how work-related issues can affect marriages and exploring strategies to overcome these challenges. ###

Here are some key points you might expect from the episode:

1. Recognizing the Impact: The hosts may discuss how work-related stress, long hours, and other work-related factors can affect a marriage. Understanding and acknowledging the impact of work on the relationship is an essential first step.
2. Communication: Effective communication is crucial. The hosts might provide insights into how couples can openly discuss their work-related challenges and concerns, sharing their feelings and needs with each other.
3. Setting Boundaries: The episode could explore the importance of setting healthy boundaries between work and personal life. Establishing clear limits on work-related activities during family time can help maintain a better balance.