The LoveSeat

Reignite Connection & Enhance Communication

Are you and your partner looking to improve your relationship and strengthen your communication skills? Join us for a transformative workshop designed to help couples reconnect, resolve conflicts, and build a deeper understanding of each other. Join us on the LoveSeat and get the skills you need. 

Sometimes we may notice that something maybe wrong or even know that it is, but we find it hard to address or help with some of the mental health issues we or our loved ones are facing. How do we start the conversation and face all the negative thoughts surrounding the topic?  

Is your relationship not charging? Are you pugged in? Find out different ways to get reconnected. Get some tips on things that can possibly help. And hear how others are doing it. 

How did a topic so personal and private become so public? Let's chat about how opinions around sexuality impact and shape behavior responses and our mental health. When does the opinion cross the line? 

Helping loved ones who are experiencing domestic violence is often a very tough topic. How do I help, when should I help, do they want the help, Is it my business to help, are all questions that haunt us when we know someone is hurting. But, what do we do? Let's talk! 

So often the saying "they are mental or Bi-polar" when we interact with others that may not control their emotions the way we think they should. But emotional highs and lows does not always mean someone is suffering from a mental disorder. Let's talk and learn how to connect with the Human behind the diagnosis.  Join in! 

Misery loves company, but not always is it the healthy kind.  How do we not invite people into our negative space or how do we prevent ourselves from joining in? What makes us want to share our pain with others, even when they are unrelated to the issue? When is this type of engagement health and when it is harmful? Let's talk about the invitations we send or accept that allow us to emotional stay stuck in a negative place and the impact it has on our relationships & mental health. 

This is such a touchy topic. Mainly because when someone is experiencing emotional abuse it is not always visible by sight. There are so many ways a person can experience emotional abuse. In our time together on this topic we will discuss ways on how to detect if you are in an emotionally abusive relationship and what to do next.  And please make note that intimate relationships are not the only kind of relationships that suffer from emotional abuse. Don't miss it! 

Overwhelmed with trying to make your relationship 50/50...STOP! No relationship is 50/50. I am not sure who sold us on this idea but this was a bad hand as nothing is always fair! But, that doesn't mean we can't have a great relationship. Opening our minds to learning what works specifically for you and your relationship is the start to a great relationship; for after all, great relationships are made. Come get the tips to make yours!  

What does it look like when we become too grown to accept advise, suggestions or correction. Adjustments are required as a part a life, so why does it feel so bad when someone else points them out to us? Let's chat about how to receive and give helpful information to one another without poking the bear.

Alone is a physical state of being, as in one person is present. However, being lonely is an emotional state. Therefore, it is not uncommon to be in a relationship and feel lonely. Let's talk about the difference and how to make connections that will help combat loneliness.