
TV & MEDIA
TV & MEDIA
Michele Weiner-Davis is a dynamic, informative, high energy personality with an engaging media presence. She has made countless appearances on shows such as Oprah, 48 Hours, 20/20, The Today Show, CBS This Morning,
CBS Evening News, CNN, and Bill O'Reilly.
Michele's expert advice, quick wit, and engaging style has delighted television and radio audiences throughout the world.
Michele's work has also been featured in major newspapers such as the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Wall Street Journal, and magazines such as Time, Redbook, Ladies Home Journal, Essence, Cosmopolitan, Glamour, Woman's Day, Men’s Health, New Woman, and McCall's.
If you would like to interview Michele, please email info@divorcebusting.com
More Than Four Decades in the National Conversation About Marriage
For more than four decades, Michele Weiner-Davis has challenged conventional thinking about marriage, divorce, intimacy and infidelity. Her ideas and approach have been featured in major newspapers, magazines and television programs around the world.
THE 1990s
Divorce Busting® Sparks a New Conversation
Long before relationship advice became a media category, Michele was challenging conventional wisdom about divorce and marriage therapy—including the belief that both spouses had to be equally motivated before a marriage could change.
TIME — January 1991

New York Times — March 1991


Wall Street Journal — May 1995

THE 2000s
The Conversation Expands
A decade later, Michele continued challenging conventional thinking about marriage—bringing new attention to why relationships fail, how couples can heal after betrayal, and what can be done before it’s too late.
Parade Magazine — March 2001

Los Angeles Times — June 2001

Los Angeles Times — October 2001

Sex, Desire — and Another Conversation Begins
With The Sex-Starved Marriage, Michele brought a deeply private—and rarely discussed—relationship problem into the national conversation: what happens when one spouse wants more sexual connection than the other.
USA TODAY — January 2003

Chicago Tribune — January 26, 2003

Newsweek — June 2003

The Conversation Behind Closed Doors
Over the years, Michele continued challenging assumptions about some of marriage’s most difficult issues—from mismatched desire to recovering after betrayal.
Complete Woman — May/June 2008

New York Times — January 2018































