“Falling in love is easy. Falling in love with the same person repeatedly is extraordinary.”
Every so once in a while, many of us in long-term relationships find we need to reboot our relationship — routines may have made relationships go stale and perpetual conflicts breed resentment. In this episode I speak with Marriage and Family Counselor Lisa Stull, an expert in the Gottman method of relationship transformation. She shares what differentiates “master couples” from “disaster couples,” teaches about the four horseman and their antidotes, and gives us tools on how to build a sound relationship house.

About Lisa Stull
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Lisa Stull is a Marriage and Family Therapist with a private practice, Comprehensive Counseling Solutions, in Parker, CO. With 25 years of experience she has a unique approach that attracts clients seeking a no nonsense perspective. Working on difficult issues can be challenging and her clients appreciate her ability to make the work interesting and fun, yes, therapy can be fun! Being passionate about helping couples create their ideal relationship led her to the Gottman method. The proven science behind the framework and tools, is what makes this approach so different, because it actually works! Her dynamic Art & Science of Love workshops transforms a couples perspective on what a healthy relationship looks like and they leave with proven tools to renew their connection.
In her spare time she owns two other businesses, a wellness center and an aesthetics center. Both centered around her desire for every person to be the best version of themselves - on the inside and out.
And just to send her mother into a fit of worry, she does all this working virtually so she can live full time out of her RV, traveling to all the beautiful national parks with her husband, fluffy dog, and two fluffier cats. For more information about this episode go to https://www.sallyspencerthomas.com/hope-illuminated-podcast/83