Relationship Tools and Skills, One Article at a Time

Our collection of short, informative articles offer essential tools and skills to help you reshape your relationships around your needs. Each article offers opportunities to explore new ways for you to:

  • Understand your true relationship needs

  • Raise your awareness in attachment and mindfulness

  • Embrace a growth mindset in your relationship

  • Fix what feels broken in your relationship or relationship patterns

  • Keep what feels right in your relationship or relationship patterns

Yasi Razban Yasi Razban

Embracing Your Lived Experience

By learning to embrace our lived experience, we release the pressure that we “should” be a certain way and, instead, we just be. We learn to accept that “negative” emotions can exist without tearing us apart… without weighing us down.

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Fidel Quintanilla Fidel Quintanilla

Masculinity, an asset or a liability

Being a man does not mean you must battle anxiety, depression, and the stress of your job or family alone. Being able to face your issues is one of the most challenging things you can do (and also the most rewarding). This is why it is crucial to have someone you trust so you can talk about your struggles and your vulnerability won’t be judged like it was the first time you decided to open up and it didn’t go your way.

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Molly Binenfeld Molly Binenfeld

Facts not feelings

I’d like to offer you a reminder that your feelings are not facts. While they may feel real - feeling anxious may often lead to feeling a rapid heartbeat or getting that heavy feeling in your chest - this does not mean that your feelings are ultimate truths. Consider instead that your feelings are guides - they offer important clues and insight into what you need to attend to in your body and mind.

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Stephanie Gonzalez Stephanie Gonzalez

Boundaries are love

The foundation of boundary setting is created through intention and care for yourself. There are many needs that you may be sacrificing in order to please those around you. As a result, you spend more time living for others than building a life that is truly aligned with your happiness and peace.

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