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What happens when a family law litigator and a love scientist meet behind the mic?
On a recent episode of Schein On, Evan Schein sits down with Dr. Rachel Glik — therapist, relationship coach, and author of A Soulful Marriage. Together, they explore what it means to love deeply, intentionally, and consciously.
Dr. Glik doesn’t promise “happily ever after.” She offers a roadmap for couples who want to stay connected and evolve together, long after the honeymoon phase ends.
🎙️ Interview Highlights
✨ The “Soulful Marriage” Mindset
Dr. Glik defines a soulful marriage as one built on awareness and growth. It is about seeing challenges not as threats, but as invitations to learn about yourself and your partner.
💬 From Resentment to Curiosity
Instead of “Why are you like this?” ask “What can I learn from this?” That shift transforms conflict into connection.
💞 Physical Intimacy = Emotional Safety
Evan and Rachel discuss how genuine intimacy starts with feeling emotionally safe. When you can express your truth without fear, love flourishes — and so does passion.
💡 Marriage as a Practice
She calls marriage a “living classroom.” The couples who thrive are not conflict-free. Rather, they are repair experts who show up with humility, empathy, and humor.
Dr. Rachel Glik’s insights remind us that marriage isn’t about perfection. It is about presence.
Evan Schein is a partner at Berkman Bottger Newman & Schein, LLP where he focuses exclusively on family and matrimonial law. Evan is the Head of Litigation at BBNS and he also leads the firm’s family law sports practice. The firm maintains offices in New York City, Westchester, Long Island and New Jersey.