RELATIONSHIPS

Learning to balance your home and work life will help you live a more meaningful life.

1-KEEPING IT TOGETHER

If you are looking to work on your relationship. Saving your relationship means understanding your partner, understanding yourself, and understanding where the relationship is, and where is headed. Many couples fail to understand each other and the relationship suffers. Whether it is one or both parties at fault, it doesn’t help to point the finger, and not fix the real issues. The lack of time, negligence, unmet needs, routine, a lack of effort and compassion are the major causes for a relationship to fall apart. A true fact is, the older the relationship is, the more it suffers. By the time one of you is ready to save it, the other one is on his or her way out of it. Learning to understand each other and learning to spark it up may be easier than you think.

2-BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO

Learn the method of Conscious Uncoupling. A way of ending an unhealthy relationship without feeling that you’re in an endless battle. It is worth your peace of mind trust me. Imagine this… ending amicably. The process requires commitment, trying a different approach until you get it right, and learning how to communicate effectively and efficiently with patience and determination. Learn to focus energy on the important things. Ending a longterm relationship doesn’t have to be ugly. Living the next chapter of your life with respect and dignity is the end-goal. Does this process require the two of you? My sincerest answer is NO.

$138 per session

1-on-1- a 12 week intensive work that will help you understand your partner, yourself, and your role in the relationship. Gain your identity back. Most importantly find solutions to the problems that are causing the issues between you .

$250 for couples

Working together as a couple maybe the best option. As long as you are both willing to work on the relationship and open.