The Importance of Self-Care in Midlife Dating: Nurturing Your Well-being

Moving into midlife brings about a new perspective on dating. It’s not just about finding someone anymore. Taking care of oneself during this journey is crucial to practising self-care in dating. Self-care, often misunderstood as self-indulgence or selfishness, is about maintaining your health and happiness while exploring romantic relationships. When we’re feeling good physically and…

Ten things women want

Ten things women want Have you struggled in your past relationships? Do you wish your last relationship never ended? Are you confused about why she broke up with you? Ask yourself how you would score against these ten things women want in their partners.   1. Being Present Are you really listening to your partner…

Love Tips for Every Age Group

Many of our clients have been in a few serious relationships throughout their adult lives and come to us with lots of lived experience. A greater number of our clients come to us after a long-term relationship or marriage has ended, and they find the idea of dating quite scary. We really get to know…

When to say goodbye

Regular readers of our blog articles will know that we sometimes quote Dr John Gottman. I recently read that when Dr Gottman was asked what advice he would give his younger self, his answer was: “Get out of a bad relationship sooner”. Wow! that’s quite a statement coming from a renowned relationship expert who has…

Are you ready for love?

This is not an article for singles only. It will make you think twice at any stage of your life about all types of relationships you carry with you. And, of course, whether it’s been weeks or years since your last love partner relationship ended, this article is also specially written for you! Consider these…

Help to reprogram your emotional triggers

What are emotional triggers? … they are real, my friends. We are triggered into strong emotional responses (panic, anger, fear, …) because of past traumatic events. You may even experience physical responses to some situations, such as feeling sick, shaky, sweaty palms, muscles tensing up, and your pulse or heart rate quickens. The situations that…

The Relationship Killers (Part Four)

We have made it to our fourth and final instalment in our series of articles, ‘The Relationship Killers’. While the term, ‘Stonewalling’ could be new to you, this is a relationship behaviour that you still may recognise. Stonewalling is the topic The term stonewalling comes from the analogy of building a wall between you and…