Whole Relationship Coaching

Close up the month of love with these three ways to make your partner feel loved. End the month feeling the love.
1. Thank your partner for their love. Be specific. Recall one thing they do that makes you feel loved.
2. Express your gratitude for their support and committment to the relationship.
3. Let your partner know how your life has been enriched by them. Present an example.
Love grows by inches at times. Valentine's Day should not be the only time you express or show your love. Keep the love momentum going by staying connected.

Our Premarital counseling program is uniquely specialized for each individual couple. It is designed with your personalitites in mind. The program will prepare you for marriage, through thought out discussions of major topics couples are likely to encounter in their married life. Your marriage is the most important relationship in life so go into it prepared.
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Couple New Years' Resolutions.
Start out in the New Year with intentional time spent together. What do you want your marriage to look like in the New Year? How do keep your marriage on track? What can you do to to stay connected?
Keep your marriage as the highest priority. Staying connected with one another means you are in a better place to navigate when going through challenges.
These are just a few things you can do on a daily/weekly schedule.

1. Christmas shopping and lunch.
2. Drive around and look at Christmas lights/decoations and drink hot chocolate.
3. Visit a Christmas market.
4. Go ice skating.
5. Watch winter or Christmas movies with popcorn and treats.
6. Have some holiday photos of yourselves taken.
7. Do some holiday baking; cookies, bread together.
8. Decorate a Gingerbread house together.
9. Go see a holiday show together; the Nutcracker, a Christmas play, A Christmas contata, etc.
10. Donate some time to a worthy cause; soup kitchen, donate gifts to a toy drive, bake and deliver goodies to a senior center, etc.

It may seem easier to avoid the hard conversations. But in the end, you may find it creates distance between you and your partner. The best way to deal with conflict is to schedule a time when you are both calm and stress free. Use kind words and listen to hear. End the conversation on a loving note. You can agree to disagree. Remember conflict is inevitable. It's how you manage it that is imporant.