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The Relationship Doctor
Heartcast Media
16 episodes
1 day ago
Welcome to The Relationship Doctor, hosted by the vibrant and deeply experienced Dr. Margaret Cochran — a licensed psychotherapist with over 25 years of clinical work under her belt. With a colorful background spanning medicine, metaphysics, hypnosis, law, and multiple schools of psychology, Dr. Cochran blends science with soul to tackle one of life’s greatest challenges: relationships.
 
Whether it’s with your partner, your family, your coworkers, or — most crucially — yourself, this show is your guide to understanding how connection, compassion, empathy, and boundaries can shape the life you truly want. Dr. Cochran brings you a “foolproof recipe” for love that integrates neuroscience, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence, topped with just a dash of passion.
 
Heartfelt, smart, and packed with practical wisdom, The Relationship Doctor isn’t just about fixing what’s broken — it’s about helping you build relationships that last. Tune in, and discover how to give and receive love in a way that transforms everything.
 
Because in the end, what really matters is who you’ve loved — and who’s loved you.
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Welcome to The Relationship Doctor, hosted by the vibrant and deeply experienced Dr. Margaret Cochran — a licensed psychotherapist with over 25 years of clinical work under her belt. With a colorful background spanning medicine, metaphysics, hypnosis, law, and multiple schools of psychology, Dr. Cochran blends science with soul to tackle one of life’s greatest challenges: relationships.
 
Whether it’s with your partner, your family, your coworkers, or — most crucially — yourself, this show is your guide to understanding how connection, compassion, empathy, and boundaries can shape the life you truly want. Dr. Cochran brings you a “foolproof recipe” for love that integrates neuroscience, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence, topped with just a dash of passion.
 
Heartfelt, smart, and packed with practical wisdom, The Relationship Doctor isn’t just about fixing what’s broken — it’s about helping you build relationships that last. Tune in, and discover how to give and receive love in a way that transforms everything.
 
Because in the end, what really matters is who you’ve loved — and who’s loved you.
Show more...
Relationships
Education,
Society & Culture,
Self-Improvement,
Health & Fitness,
Mental Health
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Silence or Connection? How Honest Conversations Transform Relationships
The Relationship Doctor
2 minutes
6 days ago
Silence or Connection? How Honest Conversations Transform Relationships
Have you ever noticed how silence in a relationship can feel like both a comfort and a wall?

Hi, I’m Dr. Margaret Cochran, and in this episode of The Relationship Doctor, I’m unpacking the surprising power of silence in our closest connections. Sometimes those quiet moments can draw us closer together, creating space for peace and understanding. But other times, silence becomes avoidance—and that kind of silence can slowly chip away at intimacy.

Instead of slipping into meaningless chatter or burying issues under unspoken words, I’ll share how you can use honest, thoughtful conversations to deepen trust and strengthen your bond. I’ll also offer a few powerful questions you can bring to your partner—questions designed to open the door to healing, clarity, and genuine connection.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your silence is helping or hurting your relationship, this episode is for you. Tune in and let’s explore how moving from silence to open dialogue can transform love into something stronger, deeper, and lasting.

Quotes:

“Silence can become a chasm—choose courageous conversation to deepen your bond.”– Dr. Margaret Cochran

“Meet halfway with honest dialogue; balance brings love and connection.”– Dr. Margaret Cochran

Key Takeaways:

Silence Can Be Powerful—Or Dangerous
Beware of Meaningless Chatter
Striking a Healthy Balance
Bridging the Gap with Honest Questions
Create Safe Spaces for Dialogue
Seek Help When You Need It
Healing and Growth Start with Conversation

Connect with Dr Margaret
Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/doctorcochran
Website:https://drcochrancoaching.com/
The Relationship Doctor
Welcome to The Relationship Doctor, hosted by the vibrant and deeply experienced Dr. Margaret Cochran — a licensed psychotherapist with over 25 years of clinical work under her belt. With a colorful background spanning medicine, metaphysics, hypnosis, law, and multiple schools of psychology, Dr. Cochran blends science with soul to tackle one of life’s greatest challenges: relationships.
 
Whether it’s with your partner, your family, your coworkers, or — most crucially — yourself, this show is your guide to understanding how connection, compassion, empathy, and boundaries can shape the life you truly want. Dr. Cochran brings you a “foolproof recipe” for love that integrates neuroscience, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence, topped with just a dash of passion.
 
Heartfelt, smart, and packed with practical wisdom, The Relationship Doctor isn’t just about fixing what’s broken — it’s about helping you build relationships that last. Tune in, and discover how to give and receive love in a way that transforms everything.
 
Because in the end, what really matters is who you’ve loved — and who’s loved you.