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Marriage Coaching for HSP

Here are answers to the most commonly asked questions about my small group program, Treasured. There's also a podcast with more answers!

Pleasure, feeling good, sex, and enjoying being in our bodies are such wonderful and important parts of marriage. How can you bring in more?

If you sometimes (or often) feel like your marriage is more of a business partnership than a romantic relationship, this episode is for you!

Want to be able to guide yourself and your marriage into a place of more love, more connection, and more light-heartedness? Try this tool.

Relying on changing external circumstances to be well and happy leaves us quite powerless. Here's what to do instead.

As a highly sensitive woman, you likely love emotional intimacy. So you will want to know what creates it (or leads you away from it).

Feelings fluctuate with where our mind goes. Where is your mind going?

By giving your children every bit of your attention, everything you think they need, you don’t give them what they most need.

Let's talk about the two modes HSPs need to move back and forth between in order to best grow, change, and shift things in relationships.

Most of us limit ourselves from feeling as much love as we could in our marriages...and miss out on the benefits!

It is hard to escape taking on certain basic ideas about marriage and love—ones that prevent us from having the marriage we want.

You want to feel like your partner is your teammate in making this marriage better. Let's talk about how to invite him to work with you.

Let's talk about a tool no HSP should live — or love — without, which can make or break a relationship (it's that powerful!).

You have a human brain. And because of this, we have a natural inclination to take the“lazy” route in our marriages...which never works.

An authentic, emotionally intimate, sensitively loving relationship arises when we let ourselves love our significant other as they are.

Walking on eggshells around your man? Let me offer you some relief: his feelings are not your fault.

The belief that there is “The One” right partner for us is a toxic myth for so many of us.

Getting to the marriage you want is not supposed to feel comfortable. And the discomfort is part of the journey.

There’s a big difference between trying to make your partner do things you want...and creating an environment that brings out those things.

Moving out of disenchantment and into the land of more mature, evolved, deeper, and genuine love.