Seven Ideas That Make Love Stay

Listen:  Listening is one of the sweetest gifts we can give someone.  Fully receiving someone’s truth, without argument, without discussion, creates a foundation of trust and regard in any relationship. Tell the truth and say the “hard stuff”:  If you think you can’t say it, then you must say it.  True love requires truth-speaking. Make

Help is as Easy as Listening

One role of every life-partner is to create a caring, respectful relationship with our partner (and all whom we love), encouraging lovers and family to see you as a strong support in their experience, and encouraging them to grow and develop as separate and unique individuals. Helping Attitude There are many ways to show our

Creating a “Relation–Ship”.

As a personal growth coach and couple intimacy coach, and a facilitator of various love & intimacy workshops, I often meet people who tell me they are in a relationship, or are looking to find someone to start a relationship, or are ending a relationship, or have decided that relationships are just not for them.   

Making Anger Less Devastating

Anger may unavoidable, but how can I make it less devastating?  How can I cope with my anger?  How can I cope with your anger?  How can I cope with your anger when you direct it at me?  Coping with anger is simple…but not necessarily easy.  Like most things, it takes trust, some practice, and some learning.  And, the better you get

Elements of an Apology

From Rosalind Wiseman’s  “Queen Bees and Wannabes” 1. Apologizer must have a genuine understanding of the “crime.” 2. Talk about the apologizer’s actions only. 3. No “last licks” or burying another insult within the apology. 4. Given without qualification (“I wouldn’t have done it if you had just…”) 5. Apologizer and apology must be genuine.