Vivian Fransen's guest appearances

Vivian Fransen

In the Ladies' Room with Dr. Donnica

Latham Thomas

Laura Berman

Michael Breus

Shan Boody

August McLaughlin

Dolores Catania

Kendrick Shope

Shan Boodram

Jennifer Berman

Nina Shapiro

Lesley Jane Seymour

David Shulkin

Mary Lake

Lady Doctor

Heba Shaheed

OwlTail

Today's guest, Vivian Fransen, is a writer, a thinker, and a self-described human shock absorber. She has worked with a wide range of organizations as a communications officer, a director of development, a hospital grants administrator, a university development officer, a hospice care administrator, a family planning counselor, and a houseparent in a residential treatment center for troubled girls. Little did she know that when she worked as an intern in a crisis intervention center during her senior year at college, Vivian Fransen would later utilize all all of those skills she learned—defining the problem, ensuring personal safety, providing support, examining alternatives, making plans, and committing to positive action—years later when her own marriage was in trouble. Despite her personal struggles, she finds her fine-tuned capacity for empathy, acceptance, and positive regard toward others remains strong. We’re going to hear about all of that today from the author of The Straight Spouse: A Memoir. For information about The Straight Spouse: A Memoir, visit her book website: straightspousememoir.com

Today's guest, Vivian Fransen, is a writer, a thinker, and a self-described human shock absorber. She has worked with a wide range of organizations as a communications officer, a director of development, a hospital grants administrator, a university development officer, a hospice care administrator, a family planning counselor, and a houseparent in a residential treatment center for troubled girls. Little did she know that when she worked as an intern in a crisis intervention center during her senior year at college, Vivian Fransen would later utilize all all of those skills she learned—defining the problem, ensuring personal safety, providing support, examining alternatives, making plans, and committing to positive action—years later when her own marriage was in trouble. Despite her personal struggles, she finds her fine-tuned capacity for empathy, acceptance, and positive regard toward others remains strong. We’re going to hear about all of that today from the author of The Straight Spouse: A Memoir. For information about The Straight Spouse: A Memoir, visit her book website: <a href="http://straightspousememoir.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">straightspousememoir.com</a>

56: Vivian Fransen -- The Straight Spouse