Many people invest a lot of time on getting the wedding day just right.

​

They may see the value in premarital counseling and coaching, but only know of options affiliated with a particular church or religion. They may buy one of those books with 100 premarital questions. 

I think a couple thinking about "shopping for rings" deserves to have a series of conversations that dive deeper and connect them as they plan the next chapter of their relationship.

 

I support you in:
 

• Asking the right questions to inspire meaningful conversation with your partner.

• Defining relationship values you can agree to live by.

• Analyzing your partner's level of conscientiousness and character based on compatibility, relationships skills and patterns from family and previous relationships.

• Resolving emotional "baggage" from previous relationships and your own families.

• Opening your eyes to both problems and successes in your relationship.

• Identifying and creating a plan for breaking bad habits.​

• Increasing clarity and confidence in your decision to build a life together.

• Defining expectations related to spousal roles and responsibilities.

• Managing emotions.

• Adopting a growth-mindset in communication and conflict.