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When Vows Meet Vitals

By Christian Medical & Dental Associations® | November 5, 2025
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Bill Reichart sits down with author, Dawn Mast, to discuss her book, “Soul Care for the Medical Marriage.” They explore the unique challenges faced by couples in the medical field, from long hours and high stress to the emotional toll of the profession on marriages and families. Dawn shares, from the Scriptures, insights on how to build resilience and nurture the emotional and spiritual well-being of those within medical marriages. This conversation offers a lifeline for medical couples seeking to deepen their connection and thrive amidst the demands of a medical career.

Finding Resilience and Blessing Within a Medical Marriage

By Christian Medical & Dental Associations® | February 12, 2025
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The CMDA Student Pulse Podcast
The CMDA Student Pulse Podcast
Finding Resilience and Blessing Within a Medical Marriage
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Bill and guests, Bryan and Sharon Stoudt, discuss the importance of preparing for marriage.

Saving Marriage

By Christian Medical & Dental Associations® | December 4, 2020
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Dr. Mark Regnerus joins Dr. Mike Chupp on today’s CMDA Matters podcast to discuss his new book, The future of Christian Marriage.

Linda Rooks: Fighting for your Marriage

By Christian Medical & Dental Associations® | March 12, 2020
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This week’s interview on CMDA Matters with Dr. Mike Chupp features Mrs. Linda Rooks, the author of Fighting for Your Marriage While Separated: A Practical Guide for the Brokenhearted.

Healthy Healthcare Marriages

By Autumn Dawn Galbreath, MD, MBA | September 10, 2016
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Doctors have had a bad rap on the marriage front for a number of years. We’ve long been accused of having a much higher divorce rate than the general public. For many years, there was not a lot of data on healthcare marriages, but strongly held popular opinion characterized a high percentage of us as overworked divorcees whose devotion to our patients cost us our marriages.