Hannah Brooks - Podcast and Blog 
Marriage Coaching for HSP

I want you to have a good idea of what it FEELS like to work with me so I made this couple minute video to show you.

We tend to be pretty great at caring about others... but ever felt like YOUR needs aren’t being met? Then this is a MUST listen episode!

Today I will give you 4 keys to making your marriage conflict-proof–even as an HSP who would prefer to not even hear the word conflict!

Today I am doing something different: giving you a DIRECTORY of episodes to help you understand & work with your brain and nervous system.

In this episode, I share 3 powerful keys as to how to communicate in a way that is most effective at getting through to your husband.

Once we get married, most of us stop having any goals in our marriages. This is one reason marriages often slowly get worse over time.

This is a special bonus episode to help answer any questions you may have about my marriage coaching program, Treasured.

As you may have heard, self-love is key to having deep lasting love & harmony in your marriage. Let's learn how to understand & develop it.

Self-love is an essential part of having a great marriage, especially as a highly sensitive person. Let's talk about how to develop it.

We all want a truly loving relationship. But in our eagerness to have that, we often make this mistake.

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.

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.

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.