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Coaching
Both individuals and partners are supported in delving into the root causes of relationship challenges and foster lasting transformation with guidance and support.
Courses
Discover a variety of courses designed to meet you where you are in your life's journey, providing foundational relationship skills tailored to empower you to feel heard and truly listen to others.
Internal Exploration Cards
A deck of 119 cards to explore your feelings and needs. Internal Exploration Cards are a transformative tool designed to help you identify and navigate your emotions, uncover unmet needs, and cultivate a deeper connection with yourself. Whether used alone or shared in a supportive setting, this deck provides clarity and guidance on your journey toward self-awareness and emotional health.
Conflict Resolution
A neutral third-party Helping the Heard coach assists in moving through conflicts. This service is available without requiring a lengthy coaching commitment and ensures all parties feel heard, validated, and supported in finding resolution and any necessary repair.
Support Groups
Embrace healing as a collective journey within our compassionate community, where mutual support fosters growth and resilience through shared experiences and understanding
Blog Posts from Communication Experts
From personal stories to actionable tips, our team is actively sharing FREE tips on how to feel more secure in your communication and relationships.
Effective Conflict Resolution: Strategies to Resolve Disputes and Improve Communication
Conflicts, whether in personal relationships or the workplace, are inevitable and can create significant stress, dissatisfaction, and disruption. In relationships, unresolved conflicts can...
Do you feel heard?
This seemingly simple question is far more involved than it may seem at first. Let’s explore.
When you tell someone what you are thinking, ask a question, or deliver a compliment, how do you know if that person is even listening? If they are listening, did they hear and understand...
Learning to ‘Fight Right’ in My 30’s
When I was seven or eight, my parents separated for the first time. They’d been fighting a lot leading up to it. My dad moved out of our house and into someone else’s furnished home, in a town a few miles away. My sister and I would go visit on weekends and Wednesday nights—if my memory serves me correctly. I can still remember vague details of that house, though nothing stands out clearly...