Dr. Rachel Vanderbilt is a relationship scientist whose research examines how we communicate in our romantic relationships. On the Relationship Doctor podcast, she'll share evidence-backed research on how to live, love, and communicate with your partner.
Many of us carry around irrational or unfounded beliefs about how our relationships ought to be. We impart these beliefs onto our partners and just ex...
I met my husband when I was a freshman in college. We sat across from each other in our computer science lab during the first week of class. We starte...
Last weekend, two married friends and I took our kids to a local theme park for a day out together. We were talking about how I was planning to write ...
Using apps and online dating sites can be both an exciting and daunting experience. The next swipe or profile you look at might be just the person for...
Have you ever felt like your help went unnoticed or was unappreciated by your partner? Likewise, are there times you have felt your partner didn’t d...
A friend, Jim, recently asked me for advice about his relationship. He said his girlfriend broke up with him because she perceived him as too controll...
Dr. Rachel Vanderbilt is a relationship scientist whose research examines how we communicate in our romantic relationships. On the Relationship Doctor podcast, she'll share evidence-backed research on how to live, love, and communicate with your partner.
“Actionable advice. In each episode, Dr. Vanderbilt includes advice that I can actually apply to my own life. Even the topics I can’t relate to are really interesting and I feel like I’m learning about the relationships around me as well.”
“I write very few reviews but I had to post one about this podcast. After listening to the Relationship Doctor I feel like I’ve just had a conversation with an expert that completely changed how I thought about my relationships. I think this is exactly what’s needed in a podcast and anyone interested in learning and having fun in a relationship should listen.”