Maybe you just need some guidance

I know. It’s tough to admit. If you feel this, then there must be a reason. Maybe you’ve struggled to get past the first date. Or maybe, you breeze right into relationships, but it’s hard to be the partner they’re asking of you. You want to “just get things right,” but somehow you still don’t hit the mark. You’re recognizing this has happened before with others. You’re worried if this continues, you’ll lose your opportunity and be left unsatisfied in life. You’ll do anything to make sure that never happens.

Common Struggles

-You forget to do the things they ask of you

-Their needs go unmet

-You struggle with communicating

-They want you to be more present

-You wish you could connect again

-You don’t know how to connect, and feel awkward

-Dating apps feel like mental gymnastics

-Dates feel surface-level and shallow

-You thought the date went well, then they ghosted you

One might imagine your relationship currently looks like this. You wake up, get to work, and do the job you need to provide. Maybe it was a good day or a bad day so far. You get home, walk in the door only to be reminded of something you forgot, didn’t do, or didn’t do “right”. You know you should have had it covered, but you messed up, again. You see the disappointment and frustration on their face. The space between you grows more and more as time passes. You know you need to get your act together, you need guidance to grow into the person your partner needs. You want relationship counseling as an individual so you can better show up for them.

Or one might see your dating life looks like this. You have swiped hundreds of times, only to get a handful of matches, of those that only lead to a couple meaningful conversations. You’re ghosted by many. Or you somehow find the courage to find people directly in real life. Either way, the first date comes and you do your best, only to run into failure time and time again. Bareley anything leads past the first date, and if it does, it feels lacking in true connection and developed chemistry. You wonder, “will I ever find something of value with someone”. You want relationship counseling to navigate your way confidently, clearly, and consistently.