Follow your heart, but take some science and strategy with you. Evidence-based strategies that help you make smarter decisions and build the relationships you actually want.
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Why the Worst Partners Are the Hardest to Get Over
You can stay attached to something with nothing on the other end. Still knotted to someone who was never holding you up.
The relationship ended. You know you need to move on. But it can still be so incredibly hhhaaaarrrrddd.
Even when you...
You Left the Date With Twelve Facts and Nothing Real
One spot, worked properly, beats trying to cover the whole lake.
You left the date knowing where they grew up, what they do for work, and the three countries they’ve been to.
But you’re no closer to discovering if they’re your person.
Wh...
You Learned to Shop for Partners. Never to Build With One.
You finally caught something worth keeping. Now what?
For all the time and money you spend on the dating apps, you should be doing better than this.
You have a hard time finding exactly what you want. But then, finally…you find someone go...
Why Staying Friends with an Ex Keeps You Stuck
Mostly letting go means some parts are still holding on.
Breaking up is hard to do.
So hard, in fact, that we often have a difficult time completely ending a relationship.
Making a clean break can feel too final, too absolute, and too ha...
Your Partner Is Pulling Away: Don’t Make It Worse
The instinct is to paddle. The answer is to drift.
Uh-oh. You had a feeling. In fact, you noticed something wasn’t quite right before you could name it. There was a pattern beginning to form.
The good-morning texts stopped. Replies come s...
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Relationship consultant. Award-winning teacher. Applying peer-reviewed science to real relationships because people deserve science-informed strategies, not hollow life hacks. Husband. Girl dad. 25+ years of research. 4+ years of reality.
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