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Take the Assessment →Dr. Ronke Dosunmu speaks on marriage, ambition, emotional connection, midlife, and the hidden relational cost of high achievement.
“You can train for medicine, leadership, business, and excellence — and still arrive in marriage without the skills that create emotional closeness.”
Dr. Dos brings a physician's pattern recognition to the hidden marriage dynamics high-achieving women often struggle to name.
Her talks are designed for audiences who are capable, responsible, and deeply successful — but quietly longing for more connection at home.
She gives language to the private relational cost of competence, over-functioning, midlife, and achievement.
Each topic can be adapted for podcasts, panels, keynotes, workshops, women's leadership events, physician groups, and healthcare organizations.
Why the very skills that make high-achieving women exceptional — responsibility, discipline, pattern recognition, and carrying — can quietly create loneliness in marriage.
A powerful reframe for women who were trained for excellence everywhere except emotional closeness at home.
Why the diagnosis determines the prescription — and how understanding the four relationship positions changes what actually works next.
The hidden relational cost of being the strong one, the capable one, the one who notices, initiates, and carries the emotional load.
Midlife, marriage, perimenopause, and the quiet drift that can happen when biology, burnout, and accumulated disconnection collide.
How ambition, excellence, and high standards can become relational liabilities — and what it takes to build connection differently.
Dr. Dos speaks to women who lead, build, practice, parent, serve, and carry significant responsibility — often while quietly wondering why connection at home feels harder than it should.
For physician groups, wellness programs, medical societies, and women in medicine communities.
For organizations concerned with burnout, retention, relational wellbeing, and leadership sustainability.
For women's leadership groups, executive circles, and high-responsibility professional communities.
For founders, business owners, and women building ambitious lives while trying to preserve connection at home.
For podcast hosts and communities exploring the impact of medicine on intimacy, marriage, and family life.
For gatherings centered on purpose, midlife, ambition, faith, identity, wellbeing, and relationships.

Founder, School of Wife
Dr. Ronke Dosunmu — Dr. Dos — is the founder of School of Wife, a marriage education platform for high-achieving women who are successful in public and quietly longing for deeper connection at home.
As a board-certified pediatrician (FAAP), entrepreneur, wife of more than 30 years, and mother, she brings a rare blend of clinical pattern recognition, lived experience, cultural insight, and practical teaching to conversations about marriage, ambition, midlife, and emotional closeness.
Her work helps capable women stop treating marriage like something they should simply know how to do — and start seeing it as a learnable, high-stakes life skill.
Available for podcasts, virtual workshops, panels, keynotes, and select in-person events.
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Dr. Ronke Dosunmu is a marriage education strategist, board-certified pediatrician (FAAP), wife of 30+ years, mother, entrepreneur, and founder of School of Wife.
Expanded speaker bio for event programs, podcast show notes, and media introductions. Available upon request.
Professional photos for event pages, promotional graphics, and podcast artwork. Available upon request.
Founder, School of Wife | Marriage Education Strategist | Board-Certified Pediatrician, FAAP
These prompts help move the conversation beyond generic marriage advice and into the School of Wife thesis.
Why do high-achieving women often feel more lonely inside their marriages than women who are less accomplished?
What is the Competence Trap, and how does it show up at home?
Why does trying harder to fix a marriage sometimes make things worse?
What does it mean for a woman to be needed more than known?
How does midlife change the marriage conversation for high-achieving women?
What does marriage as a life skill actually look like?
For podcasts, panels, keynotes, workshops, interviews, women's leadership events, and healthcare organizations.
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