# Kathryn Ford

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KATHRYN FORD, MD: FINDING JOY & CONNECTION IN YOUR RELATIONSHIP: EP. 278

DR. KATHRYN FORD, MD, is a renowned couples therapist and psychiatrist. She is about to release a new book, The Aperture Effect: A Radically Simple Approach to Finding Joy and Connection in Your Relationship, which provides a radically simple framework to guide couples out of crisis, and into lasti…

Can People Really Change? What Neuroscience and Relationships Teach Us with Dr. Kathryn Ford

Send us Fan Mail If you've ever found yourself wondering, “Can people really change?” — especially after years together — this episode is for you. This week, Katie sits down with renowned psychiatrist and couples therapist Dr. Kathryn Ford, author of The Aperture Effect, to explore what change actu…

451. Want to keep joy and connection centre-stage in your relationship? Dr Kathryn Ford teaches us how.

What if, though, we knew the tools and techniques we needed to focus on to keep joy and connection centre-stage in our relationships?  Dr Kathryn Ford has been working with couples to grow together for over 2 decades to do just that, and in this week’s show you will learn:  Why having a vision of…

451. Want to keep joy and connection centre-stage in your relationship? Dr Kathryn Ford teaches us how.

What if, though, we knew the tools and techniques we needed to focus on to keep joy and connection centre-stage in our relationships?  Dr Kathryn Ford has been working with couples to grow together for over 2 decades to do just that, and in this week’s show you will learn:  Why having a vision of…

Dr. Kathryn Ford - Relationships

In this episode of the Mindful Mama Podcast, Hunter Clarke-Fields talks with Dr. Kathryn Ford, author of The Aperture Effect, about fostering emotional openness in relationships. They explore: What “emotional aperture” is and why it’s key for connection How to create emotional safety w…

ERP 513: Why Openness Matters More than Resolution in Couple Communication — An Interview with Kathryn Ford M.D.

Ever felt like no matter how much you prepare for an important conversation with your partner, you still end up missing each other entirely? In the heat of tough conversations, even the best intentions can get lost as tension rises and defenses go up. It's all too easy for moments of misunderstandi…

Couples Under Pressure: Competence and Mindfulness for Families with Dr. Kathryn Ford

When families are under pressure, is it ever really about one person? Or is it actually about the system they’re part of? In this episode of The Reframe, host Douglas Bodin speaks with Dr. Kathryn Ford, psychiatrist, couples therapist, and author of The Aperture Effect, about how stress within fami…

Spirituality and Belonging with Kat Ford

My guest this week is Dr. Kathryn Ford, a postdoctoral research fellow at Brunel University where she’s currently working on a project called Spirits and Sources which focuses on issues around belonging among spiritual folks. We discuss the costs and benefits of these sorts of approaches and what i…

Recognizing Risks to Children as Victims of Domestic Homicide: From Awareness to Court and Community Collaboration

In this episode of In Practice, Kathryn Ford, the Center for Court Innovation’s director of Child Witness Initiatives, discusses child homicide in the context of domestic violence with Dr. Peter Jaffe, a psychologist at Canada's Western University and an expert on children’s exposure to domestic vi…

Using the Child Victims and Witnesses Support Materials: A Podcast for Practitioners

Kathryn Ford, the Center’s Director of Child Witness Initiatives, speaks with Geri Wisner, a prosecutor from Oklahoma, and Jennifer Thompson, a victim advocate and counselor from Georgia, about how they have been using the Office for Victims of Crime's Child Victims and Witnesses Support Materials …