15 Best Couples Therapy Podcasts

1. That Relationship Show

Naomi Rather, Ph.D., LMHC, and Deborah Curtis, LICSW, interview top therapists and relationship experts every episode to tackle some of the toughest issues and hardest questions in relationships. Whether you just want generic advice or are looking to heal after a betrayal, grow beyond difficult trauma, or another painful situation, Rather and Curtis provide expert advice in a safe, welcoming space.

2. The Couples Therapist Couch

Shane Birkel is a licensed marriage and family therapist with a passion for human connection. “I think connection is essential to the human experience and a lot of people are clueless about how to have a successful relationship,” he shares.

Every episode he interviews other therapists and relationship experts on common marriage and relationship issues. This podcast is great for casual listeners and other industry professionals, from what couples therapists should know about sex therapy to dealing with hope in a pandemic.

3. Separate Bathrooms

Cameron and Alison Daddo, are just a normal couple living in Australia. Their 30-year marriage has had its fair share of ups and downs, and they’re here to share their experiences with you. Topics range from being home for Christmas, whether make-up sex is real, and becoming a better person for the sake of your marriage. Described as “vulnerable and inspiring,” this podcast is great for those who want to see how others tackle the same issues all couples face.

4. Awesome Marriage Podcast

If religious solutions aren’t your style, you may want to skip this one. If you find comfort in your faith, however, you may appreciate this one. Hosted by Dr. Kim Kimberling, a husband of 50 years and a professional therapist of 35 years, this faith-focused podcast wants to help you achieve your best marriage possible, with communication tips, mental health resources, and more. Listeners appreciate its approachable message and Christian focus.

5. The Couples Expert

Stuart Fensterheim, LCSW, hosts this interview-style podcast with compassion but isn’t afraid to tackle things head-on, like dealing with financial issues, spending time together when work keeps you busy, or even dealing with baggage from a previous marriage.

6. One Extraordinary Marriage

Between jobs, kids, and life in general, it can feel difficult, if not impossible at times, to connect with your partner. If you’re especially struggling with intimacy, then Tony and Alisa DiLorenzo want to help. They’re the podcasters behind One Extraordinary Marriage, and they want to help all couples find a healthy balance of connection and intimacy inside and outside of the bedroom.

7. Confessions of A Terrible Husband

Nick Pavlidis thought he was doing everything right – he provided for his family, they didn’t have to worry about bills, and he loved his wife more than anything. But ticking all the boxes doesn’t make a good husband or a happy marriage. This upfront and honest podcast is great for any partner but may be especially important for husbands who find themselves struggling. From considering your friends carefully to reducing frustration, Pavlidis is bringing it all to the table with honesty and open arms.

8. Where Should We Begin

Real couples anonymously share their frank and raw stories in their marriage on this podcast hosted by psychotherapist and renowned author Esther Perel. From those struggling with bipolar manic episodes, infidelity on both sides, to a 20-year on-and-off-again relationship, Perel’s podcast creates space for these stories and allows them to discuss issues in the open air. You may not find yourself in the exact same situation as someone on this show, but you may still find a common thread of empathy and hope from it all.

9. The Endless Honeymoon Podcast

If you’re looking for something a bit more lighthearted, then this relationship podcast, lead by comedian duo and married couple Natasha Leggero and Moshe Kasher, will be a welcome breath of fresh air. Episodes are equal parts advice for others and insights into their own relationship – they talk just as much about laundry habits as they do relationship advice.

10. Modern Love Podcast

It’s almost impossible to talk about relationships without talking about this iconic column. Now you can listen to it in podcast form too. While not always about marriage per se, this intrinsically human and deeply emotional podcast, full of reader-submitted stories ranging on everything from astrology to orphanages, is worth a listen to regardless of the state of your marriage.

11. Couples Therapy

Real life couple and comedians Naomi Ekperigin and Andy Beckherman use their time during their light-hearted podcast, Couples Therapy, to talk about all of their likes and passions, from favorite actors to funny tales about their past relationships. They also regularly answer listener questions, offering wise advice for inquiring couples when prompted.

12. The Rewilding Love Podcast

Season 1 of Rewilding Love with Angus and Rohini Ross is an honest exploration of a real couple – Alicia and Mateo – whose marriage is on the rocks. All parties share their perspectives and attempt to shift away from damaging, hurtful behaviors to peace and a fulfilling relationship. Throughout the podcast, Angus and Rohini guide many couples back to their natural state of love, inspired by rewilding—a conservationist approach to allowing plants and animals to return to their wild and free state of being.

13. Couples Therapy With Candace & Casey

What started with Casey Neistat’s Youtube channel turned into a shared podcast, Couples Therapy, with his wife, Candice. The pair discuss the highs and lows of their marriage, friendship, and parenting techniques, giving their listeners a place to turn for perspective, advice, and entertainment.

14. What Healthy Couples Know That You Don’t

This podcast is for people who want to know the nitty-gritty details about what makes a relationship work. What Healthy Couples Know That You Don’t covers FAQs, tips for how to keep mutual respect alive and well, and how to build back trust after infidelity. Other topics include codependency, general relationship drama, and certified advice from psychotherapist Rhoda Sommer based on her work with clients of nearly forty years.

15. Dear Young Married Couple

The hosts of Dear Young Married Couple, Adam King and Karissa King, are two marriage counselors who happen to be in a relationship. They interview other coupes, therapists, counselors, and spiritual leaders about what it takes to maintain a healthy and fulfilling marriage. They talk about communication styles, finances, parenting, sex, and building/rebuilding trust.

When to See a Therapist

Couples therapy can be great for tackling issues before they become a problem or facing head-on the issues you and your partner may be having. Whatever the reason, relationships are difficult, and there’s no shame in seeking help. Couples counseling can be very effective and if you and your partner are ready to talk to someone about your struggles, here’s where you can find a therapist in your area.