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Discuss conflicts around housework, money, chores, and differences around parenting. How to get help and support from your spouse; the right and wrong way to communicate; what’s a fair division of labor; how to solve parenting differences, etc.
January 18
Twin Valley Mothers of Twins Club
January 25th, 1:40 PST
CKLW Radio
February 14th
KTVU “Mornings on 2 (Fox News Channel)
Tuesday, February 22
Ruth Kozlak Radio Program in St. Paul, Minnesota
Friday, February 11
ABC Good Morning America
Thurday, February 24
ABC News Radio
Monday, February 28
Redwood City Mother’s Club
March. 10
Couples Quandries: Gender, Parenting and Housework
International Conference for the San Francisco Psychotherapy Research Group
Friday, March. 18
ABC 20/20
March 18
Ddouble segment narrated by John Stossel from the set of Desperate Housewives
LA Mornings (Fox TV, Channel 11)
April 3.
Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth, Holy Names College
April 4
Moderating 2 panels
Today Show (Australia)
10:15 and one at 11:30
April 21
Interview with Gerry Adams
Irish National Radio
April 30
The Saturday Magazine
BBC Radio, Ulster
Tues, May 3rd
Soap Talk
ABC Television
May 18
Interview with Sharon Hughes
before interview with Richard Civaro, who plays “Carlos” on “Desperate Housewives”
Changing Worldviews Talk Radio
June 6
The Today Show
Australia TV
June 8
Burlingame Mothers’ Club
June 18th
Keeping Your Marriage Strong. All Day Seminar.
Corte Madera, CA
June 23
Life Matters Radio
ABC Australia
June 26.
RESOLVE Conferece on Infertility Letting Go of Biological Ties
July 20
Smartmarriages Conference
Dallas, Texas
August 1
KUSI TV (CNN TV)
San Diego
August 17
KSVY Conversations with Katy Radio Show
September 1
Walnut Creek Mother’s Club
October 4
Interview with Al Roker, David Gregory, and Harriet Cole
The Today Show
October 10
Las Madras Mother’s Club
October 20
Belmont Mother’s Club
November 4
PULSE Radio
November 22
Workshop with Barbara Flores on Writing Non-fiction
December12
Interview with Dr. Lynn Lampert, Voice of America Health and Wellness
Voice of America Radio
Kelly Willenberg is the President of the National Organization of Mothers of Twins Club. She suffered from postpartum depression after her twins were born. “I had terrible PPD, but I didn’t seek treatment. The most shocking thing for me was that I resented the babies and didn’t want them to be around. It was an utter feeling of hopelessness, I cried constantly, and couldn’t sleep. I wouldn’t get out of my pajamas for days at a time. It lasted for seven months like that. I really let myself get to a bad point. I told my doctor and he said I was just exhausted.” Read More
QUESTION: My husband and I are in the first year of having twins and feel like we’re drowning. We had a great marriage before twins, but now we’re at each other’s throats! Help! I want my old marriage back. Read More
Communicating With Your Twins: You can talk so your kids will listen
Joshua Coleman, Ph.D.
Twins Magazine November/December, 2000
OK, I’m not always proud of my behavior with my twin 8-year-old boys. Some days, I walk away thinking, “Well, that was straight out of the ‘How To Decrease Self-Esteem In Your Kids With Bad Communication’ handbook.” I have, on occasion, done every single thing I’m about to encourage you not to do. Why listen to me, you wonder? Because I’m a parent of twins and we have to stick together. Also, I have a Ph.D. That means I have spent a great portion of my life listening to people who are a lot smarter than I so I can pass their wisdom on to you.
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You get married. And at some point you don’t know if the marriage is going to work. And since it’s your first marriage, you feel discouraged and hopeless and start believing that your marriage looks nothing like the ones on TV or in US magazine. And you think how nice it would be to have a marriage like that, built on friendship, hiking, and an active sex life. Read More
NPR Talk of the Nation: How women’s increased economic and educational power are changing marriage.
Dr. Coleman was invited to speak to the faculty and students on Dual-Career Couples at Harvard
NY Times: Working Women Say Their Marriage Is Richer For It
Dr. Joshua Coleman is an internationally known expert in parenting, families, and relationships. He is Co-Chair of the Council on Contemporary Families and is a psychologist with a private practice in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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