Maybe you ended a relationship this year

and you feel resistant to put yourself out there again.

But deep down you desire to create a love that is life-giving and easeful.

Maybe you’ve tried all the books, videos, therapists and workshops

but you don’t know why you aren’t attracting healthy men.

Or you wonder if the dating relationship that you’re in now

is right to go the distance.

No matter what Your situation - I Know healthy love is possible for you.

Relationship Coaching Creates Shifts 

How do you know relationship coaching is for you?

• You know there is a place inside you that can feel confident and be alluring in a relationship, but more often find yourself compromising on your desires and boundaries in a relationship.

• You feel tired of putting in the work to keep a relationship going and recognize that your needs aren’t being met.

• You're ready to break out of old patterns such as dating emotionally unavailable men in relationships that make you feel anxious and insecure, so that you can show up with assurance that the right man desires to see you.

• You've made some progress with self-help books, but you recognize that limiting beliefs shift more quickly into feelings of freedom with an experienced guide to see and support you.

• Healthy, lasting love is the dream of your heart and you’re ready to do what it takes to create great love!

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  about Kristen

As a young girl, when my Mom’s Ladies Home Journal arrived in the mail, I went straight to the column, “Can this Marriage Be Saved?” I loved reading about relational dynamics and observing couples everywhere I went.

While I loved observing relationships and dreamed of finding love and creating a family, at age 40, I was distraught to be single and childless. It became clear that I had blocks holding me back from the love I desired.

Nor was I living out my authentic calling and instead I was investing most of my time into a bookkeeping business which left me feeling completely burnt out. 

While I made repeated efforts to date, they resulted in either unhealthy situationships or heartbreak—-and along with those experiences came the compounding disbelief that the love I imagined was possible for me.

In the aftermath of my breakups I sought books and videos to learn about the dysfunction of my own patterns, but realized that I needed outside support to help heal my heart and see the blind spots I couldn’t see, so I decided to go to counseling.

Towards the end my counseling sessions I decided to let go of my accounting business and pursue the calling I knew I’d had from a young age–to support women in their healing process towards healthy relationships from all that I learned in my own healing journey.

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