Husband Help Haven Podcast: Marriage Advice for Men Facing Separation, Affair or Divorce

When She Says "I Love You, But I'm Not In Love With You"

How to Use Boundaries in Marriage: 2 Words, 3 Steps

Why Boundary Advice Keeps Ending Marriages

How I See Marriage Differently After 15 Years Helping Men

4 Ways I Coach Men Differently Than I Did 10 Years Ago

5 Blind Spots That Are Costing You Your Marriage

The Ultimate Goal of Every Husband

Why the Husband Makes or Breaks the Marriage

Why You Know The Destination But Fail the Journey

How to Forgive Alone & Why You Should

How to Heal Your Wife's Midlife Crisis

3 Ways to Validate Your Wife

Is This One Word Poisoning Your Marriage?

You've Been Lied To About Your Marriage Problems

You Get Exactly The Marriage You Deserve (What If?)

How Good Couples End Up Divorced

3-Word Phrases Every Wife Needs To Hear

In this podcast episode, the host highlights six key three-word phrases that husbands can use to strengthen their marriages: "I love you," "you are beautiful," "you were right, I was wrong," "I'm sorry," "please forgive me," and "my feelings hurt." He emphasizes the importance of sincere communication and actively list...

5 Reasons You Might Decide To Be Done Waiting For Your Wife

In this podcast episode, the host delves into why a husband might decide to stop trying to reconcile a separated marriage. While he generally advocates for perseverance, he also acknowledges that some situations warrant a limit. These include cases where the wife files for divorce, breaches critical boundaries like inf...

6 Reasons To Keep Waiting For Your Wife To Come Back

This podcast episode provides a compassionate exploration of the tough journey of marital separation, encouraging those who long for reconciliation to embrace the decision to wait, despite feelings of doubt and despair. Host Stephen Waldo emphasizes that the effort to uphold a marriage, inspired by the hope of eventual...

How Much Longer Until She Comes Back?

In this podcast episode, host Stephen Waldo tackles the question, "How much longer will my separation last?" He notes that, on average, separations typically last between 10 to 14 months, though research has its limitations. Waldo identifies seven key factors that can influence how long a separation lasts: the directio...