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EPISODE · May 30, 2019 · 23 MIN

A Psychotherapist's Perspective on Cohabitation (feat. Tobie Oidtmann)

from Love, Money & the Law · host Cindy Hide

The latest stats reflect that about 60% - 70% of couples live together before marriage. Listen to why living together without marriage may or may not affect a relationship long term. Psychotherapist Tobie Oidtmann includes information for adults of all ages, as well as, the effects cohabitation has on children who are a part of these modern unions. You'll also get a peak into how genders differ with respect to their expectations for the arrangement. It's a do not miss episode if this includes you or someone you love!

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Cohabitation has become a new norm among many couples planning to get married, or, to give living together a try. Psychotherapist Tobie Oidtmann, M.A.,L.P.C.,C.Ht., offers clinical insights and her seasoned professional perspective about the not so obvious issues when the moving vans unload furniture to create a new living arrangement. Join me for a discussion of some surprising and unexpected facts around living together versus getting married, for both sexes.

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