Inspired by friend of this podcast Dr Alexandra Solomon, we explore a recent post from her that states - "Love exists in cycles of connection, disconnection and repair". If a loving relationship can be distilled into three stages, and we’re aware of these as they’re happening, surely that will make for better understanding? Listen all the way to the end… there's some humble pie to enjoy. What say you?

"Love exists in cycles of connection, disconnection and repair. Love is ALIVE, dynamic and ever changing. Your work is to move with, not against the currents. Cultivate and savour experiences of connection. Practicing humility and kindness during experiences of “repair” Dr Alexandra Solomon

Inspired by friend of this podcast Dr Alexandra Solomon, we explore a recent post from her that states - "Love exists in cycles of connection, disconnection and repair". If a loving relationship can be distilled into three stages, and we&rsquo;re aware of these as they&rsquo;re happening, surely that will make for better understanding? Listen all the way to the end&hellip; there's some humble pie to enjoy. What say you?
"Love exists in cycles of connection, disconnection and repair. Love is ALIVE, dynamic and ever changing. Your work is to move with, not against the currents. Cultivate and savour experiences of connection. Practicing humility and kindness during experiences of &ldquo;repair&rdquo; Dr Alexandra Solomon

Cameron Daddo, alongside his wife Alison, chat about the journey of their 30 year marriage. They chat about the highs, the lows, and all of the lessons learnt in-between.

They're also joined by some of the most interesting couples in Australia to take a look behind the closed doors of their relationships. It's humorous, it's vulnerable, it's inspiring, it's full of relationship wisdom you just might need to hear. 

Ali and Cam are both patrons for Rize Up - supporting the many families affected by domestic and family violence.

Cameron Daddo, alongside his wife Alison, chat about the journey of their 30 year marriage. They chat about the highs, the lows, and all of the lessons learnt in-between.
They're also joined by some of the most interesting couples in Australia to take a look behind the closed doors of their relationships. It's humorous, it's vulnerable, it's inspiring, it's full of relationship wisdom you just might need to hear. 
Ali and Cam are both patrons for Rize Up - supporting the many families affected by domestic and family violence.

Cameron Daddo, alongside his wife Alison, chat about the journey of their 28 year marriage.

Advertisement