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May Newsletter 2012

When was the last time you had that must-have-sex feeling?

For most of us, sex drive is like a roller coaster ride; one day it’s up and the next, it’s down. Adopt these lifestyle changes to drive away bedroom boredom…
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Apr Newsletter 2012

In our busy, crazy lives, we want to make the best of opportunities to connect with our loved ones on a daily basis.

How we say hello and goodbye to our partner can set the tone for our interactions for the entire day or evening. The most important transitions are when we wake up in the morning; when we part for the day; when we reconnect at home in the evening; and when we say goodnight. These are opportunities to connect in a loving, positive way that doesn’t take much time and effort.

Couples need to build time into their schedules to connect. Learning what each person needs can be helpful in nurturing intimacy in the relationship. Take time today and ask your partner:

- “What kind of greeting would you like when I come home tonight?”
- “What would you need from me to feel appreciated and loved?”
- “How can I welcome you home in a way that would make you feel loved and look forward to coming home?”

Tell your partner what would be helpful for you as well. The smallest of gestures can make a world of difference to the health of our relationships! Continue reading

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March Newsletter 2012

So often we forget that the simplest of words, gestures and expressions can say and mean the biggest of things because we are so caught up in our ‘stuff’, yet children seem to have a knack for it. Continue reading

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Feb Newsletter 2012

Did you know, being in a relationship is similar to being part of a Department or Team at work?

You both have roles and responsibilities that together co-create your home environment and help you to achieve your short and long term goals (e.g. raising kids, running the household, financial stability, loving, nurturing environnment, support for each other etc).

Attend an “Introduction to Imago” relationship workshop and discover your role in your relationship(s) and how you contribute to it. For more info, see the Upcoming Events section.
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Jan Newsletter 2012

Sex Secrets of really happy couples…they don’t do it every day (whew!) and they believe in quickies (yay!).

Read on for what top marriage and sex experts have to say about what a sexually healthy relationship looks like. These moves aren’t exotic, they don’t defy gravity – they’re not even all sex moves, per se – but they’ll make you feel closer to each other than ever before. Continue reading

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Dec Newsletter 2011

It’s not the differences but how we handle them that separate successful marriages/relationships from the failures. All happily committed/married couples have approximately ten irreconcilable differences – ten issues they will never resolve.

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Nov Newsletter 2011

Yes, emotional mastery requires patience and a great deal of practice, and individual differences play a crucial role when it comes to the frequency and intensity with which we feel positive and negative emotions. But when deployed effectively, Emotional Mastery can go a long way to prevent lasting damage to our Ego, while co-currently promoting cohesion and understanding at work.
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Oct Newsletter 2011

Our lives are a sum total of our relationships. If YOU would like to have better relationships, with any and all of the people you know, there’s one secret. Improve your communication. Continue reading

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Sept Newsletter 2011

How much does it cost to be in a relationship with you?
What value do you bring to your personal and professional relationships?
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Aug Newsletter 2011

Emotions come from our held beliefs and are the direct result of our thinking. Emotions can be irrational (when based on faulty reasoning or inaccurate appraisals) or rational and appropriate (when based on accurate reasoning and beliefs). The fact that someone is having an emotion doesn’t make the emotion healthy or unhealthy, good or bad, rational or irrational. Continue reading

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