
Meet your instructor and explore practical insights from years in the divorce industry and eight years in a relationship, guiding your journey in relationship coaching and couples counseling masterclass.
Focus on the course value, remove distractions, and review the table of contents to maximize learning in this relationship coaching and couples counseling masterclass.
Discover the course mission to improve your communication, build common ground, and apply exercises addressing divorce realities, mediation, arbitration, and collaborative divorce.
Prioritize self-knowledge and personal responsibility to build a healthy relationship, because you cannot control your partner’s love, addictions, or actions; rediscover yourself, and set limits to keep you first.
Know yourself to improve your relationship—identify blame, explore how your subconscious mind and past experiences shape you, and practice a deep question-by-question reflection to rediscover yourself.
write down your life story as a novel, detailing birth to future, with authentic, nonjudgmental self-reflection to uncover insights about yourself and your role in your relationship.
Practice gratitude daily by naming what you are grateful for, starting with being alive, and forgive yourself and others, including those who have passed away, to begin anew.
Improve your listening skills by identifying personal filters, focusing on gold in conversations, and practicing empathetic listening to communicate more effectively with your spouse.
Enhance your relationship by boosting emotional intelligence through self-awareness, self-regulation, and empathy; learn practical self-control strategies, trigger awareness, and honest communication to align with your partner.
This lecture guides couples to rediscover each other, set a change-focused intention, and work together during a weekend away, with mindful communication and a mediator if needed.
Plan and run relationship meetings like a business meeting by using a structured agenda, starting positive, addressing one topic at a time, and committing to follow through.
Start relationship meetings on a positive note and focus on the good, remembering how you met, your happiest moments, and expressions of love and appreciation to set the tone.
Explore how well you know your partner with a shared set of key questions, evaluate answers together, then reveal your deepest thoughts to strengthen trust.
Identify the one big issue driving conflict in a relationship by pinpointing the main problem, such as infidelity, lies, finances, health, addictions, or family and children dynamics.
Express your feelings authentically after isolating the problem, share how it affected you and what you’d like to happen, then listen, reflect, and practice empathy to reach common ground.
Identify the main issue, list all points of agreement, and use them to rebuild the relationship through mutual compromise, brainstorming possibilities, and mutually agreed solutions in a civil, win-win outcome.
Set and respect your spouse's boundaries to find common ground and build mutual respect. Define what you will and won't accept, including abuse, triggers, money, and gossip about family.
Set a clear goal and commit to what you want to happen. Agree on a mutual plan for your relationship, follow up honestly, and rebuild trust or move forward.
Gain practical relationship advice to strengthen couples coaching by prioritizing your relationship, spending unplugged time together, practicing active listening and empathy, accepting your partner, and choosing battles wisely.
Apply practical relationship coaching tips to strengthen your marriage by managing ego and emotions, focusing on positives, and owning mistakes. Build trust through honest communication and identifying conflict roots.
Apply practical tips to improve communication, resolve conflicts quickly, and strengthen trust with your partner. Practice emotional intelligence, openness, accountability, and focus on happiness while supporting each other through stress.
Kick off a new section by introducing exercises you can do with your spouse to build intimacy and reconnect, laying the groundwork for upcoming activities.
Practice five minutes of eye contact to deepen emotional connection with your partner in a distraction-free setting, observing feelings and sharing insights on intimacy.
Practice active listening in a couple by taking turns as listener and talker, describe holiday wishes without naming a destination, summarize criteria, propose a destination, swap roles, and evaluate accuracy.
Practice coming clean and transparency as a trust exercise to share past wrongdoings with sincere apologies. Listen with grace and compassion to receive vulnerability and build a truthful, lasting relationship.
Write a love letter to your partner to express how you feel and build intimacy. Be romantic by handwriting, adding a fragrance, and mailing the letter to surprise your spouse.
Practice extended cuddle time several times a week to boost relationship satisfaction and sleep, and end each night with undistracted closeness and appreciation.
Create a mutual appreciation list to strengthen connection and reduce one-sided feelings by clearly expressing what you value about your partner, including how they make you feel loved and protected.
Thank you for enrolling and completing the course; apply the tips to improve your relationship with your spouse and commit to action for lasting change.
HOW TO SAVE YOUR MARRIAGE & RELATIONSHIPS - DO NOT BECOME A STATISTIC!
There are one million divorces just in the United States every year—that's one every 36 seconds, nearly 2,400 per day, and 16,800 per week. It's hardly surprising, then, that the divorce industry is worth a whopping $50 billion annually.
To give you a different prospective America's divorce industry is more than 20 times the size of America's wedding industry!
People spend huge amounts of money to have someone else resolve their issues. What is ironic is they end up practically resolving issues on their own. Alternative Dispute Resolution including arbitration, mediation and collaborative divorce has been gaining in popularity, and one way or another spouses need to agree as to what is going to happen next.
Whether you are married or not, a bad relationship has devastating effects on everyone involved.
The intention of this course is to help you find a new way to communicate, find a common ground and help you see things from a different point of view. First the focus is on you, the student. Understanding who you are and how you contribute to a relationship is half the battle. Then the focus shifts to both of you as a couple. The course provides relationship advice and suggests exercises that couples can do to connect and become closer again.
Enroll in this course and find out not only how to save your marriage or relationship, but above all, make it thrive!