RELATIONSHIPS
Our relationships speak to our own self worth
It is through consciousness, that we are able to be fully authentic and present in our relationships. Why bend and mold yourself to meet the needs of others, when you can simply be who it is that you are?
Everyone has their own vision of an ideal relationship.
Our beliefs surrounding marriage (that we adopted from our families) are typically not the same as those of our spouse or partner. These differences can cause strain and strife in relationships. If you're like most of my clients, you tend to feel:
- Disconnected from your partner and how things used to be
- Exhausted from having the same argument over and over
- Frustrated, your partner won't change his/her behaviors
- Upset that your partner doesn't give you the attention you desire
- Unheard, unseen or unimportant in your relationship
- Fearful to address recurring issues in your relationship
- Annoyed that your partner doesn't parent like you do
- Worried your relationship isn't going to last forever
Whether you believe your parents had the perfect marriage or you've done everything in your power to not recreate your parent's dynamic, we learn how to love from our parents.
Our work together in conscious relationships strengthens the connection with ourselves, allowing us to be more present than ever in our relationship. Like most of my clients, you will feel:
- Confident in staying true to yourself while being in a relationship
- Clear-minded in how you want your relationship to grow
- Capable of seeing your co-creation in the relationship
- Comfortable setting boundaries
- Connected to your needs and able to express them
- Communicative from a place of love instead of fear or anger
- Courageously open to the unknown reality of all relationships
Parenting
When you have the most important job in the world, the desire to learn and grow in that role is imperative. We try anything and everything to find a solution to our parenting problem: books, different discipline strategies, we talk to other parents, teachers, therapists. Yet none of these sources know our child as well as we do.
Self
At the core of it all, your relationship to yourself is the foundation for your interaction with every other being and expereince in your life. Coming into intimate connection to the truth of who you are heals and elevates every other encounter.
