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Choosing Us: Staying Together When One of You Changes On A GLP-1 (with Jonathan Van Viegen)

Choosing Us: Staying Together When One of You Changes On A GLP-1 (with Jonathan Van Viegen)

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When you change on a GLP-1, everyone asks how you are doing. Nobody asks your partner. In 2023 there were 102,678 divorces in England and Wales, and the marriages that ended had lasted a median of twelve point seven years. These were not whirlwind mistakes. They were long marriages, with mortgages and children and shared history, that came apart anyway. And here is the thing nobody has measured. When one person in a couple changes dramatically on a GLP-1, their body, their confidence, the way strangers look at them, the way they walk into a room, what happens to the other one? There is no study for that. There is no leaflet that comes with it. There is only what actually happens in the therapy room, week after week, when two people who love each other find the ground has moved underneath them. In this episode I’m joined by Jonathan Van Viegen, a Canadian couples therapist and relationship coach, a Registered Psychotherapist in Ontario with a Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy and more than a decade of clinical work behind him. Jonathan has built an audience of hundreds of thousands of people online with blunt, jargon-free relationship advice, built on a principle I love: connection beats chemistry, every time. He describes himself as the therapist your therapist follows, and his stated mission is to help save a million marriages. His first book, Choosing Us: Stories and Strategies to Strengthen Your Marriage from Inside the Therapy Room, is published by Jossey-Bass on 3 November. We talk about what actually walks into his therapy room when one person in a couple changes fast, the insecurity on both sides of it and why the partner who stayed the same is the person nobody ever asks about, the two questions almost nobody can honestly answer yes to underneath, why people do not take action when they do not truly believe they will succeed, what being chosen and cherished looks like as a behaviour on an ordinary Tuesday, what the therapy internet has got wrong about attachment styles and triggers and labels, what a better conversation actually sounds like and how to start one, the question to ask your partner about what makes them want to stay, what new attention and new confidence does to a marriage, and what genuinely reignites desire after years together. 🎙 Hosted by: Marc McKee 📍 Featuring: Jonathan Van Viegen, Registered Psychotherapist (Ontario) 🔗 Connect with Jonathan Van Viegen 📸 Instagram: @jonathanvanviegen 🔗 Website: jonathanvanviegen.com 📖 Book: Choosing Us: Stories and Strategies to Strengthen Your Marriage from Inside the Therapy Room, published by Jossey-Bass, 3 November 2026. Pre-order: jonathanvanviegen.com/book 🔗 Connect with Marc 📲 TikTok: @my.journey.with.marc 📸 Instagram: @my.journey.with.marc 📺 YouTube: @myjourneywithmarc 🎧 Podcast IG: @this.is.my.journey.podcast 🎧 Podcast: www.myjourneywithmarc.com/podcast 🎧 New episodes every Tuesday at 6am. Sources referenced in this episode: Office for National Statistics. “Divorces in England and Wales: 2023.” Published 2 July 2025. 102,678 divorces in total; median duration of marriage at divorce for opposite-sex couples 12.7 years. No published research currently exists on relationship outcomes following rapid weight loss or transformation. That gap is stated in the episode as a gap rather than filled with an estimate.
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