I know. "Relationship Repair?
What's what have to do with technology?"

Trust us, many counselling and psychological services offer to help over time, but research has found simple ways to help people reconnect.

Family.
Friend. Lover.
Coworker.

We'd love to help bring you closer together.

Relationship Repair

How it works?

Relationship issues are often the result of an misunderstanding; a ongoing miscommunication, or sometimes a single incidence that overtime, unaddressed, has created a chasm between two people who were once closer.

We try to talk it out. It was just a misunderstanding, right?
But it seems in every attempt that's made, there is an unavoidable point of division, or a dividing line is drawn at some point, or maybe it just deteriorates back into both people thinking (or screaming), "Why can't you just listen to me?".

Don't blame yourself or blame each other. Ask for help, an outside opinion, a referee; someone who is not taking things personally that can help you truly hear one another.

BRING FAMILY CLOSER TOGETHER

You can choose your friends, you can change where you work, but you can't choose your family. Often when there's a misunderstanding between family members, those people just avoid each other. But there's no need to miss out of holidays, weddings, or any other family event, just because 2 people haven't cleared the air.

CO-WORKERS

To often there is someone in the office or place we work that we can't stand. We never really ask ourselves why. Avoid getting an issue with HR and sort out why you keep going back to these resentful thoughts.

SELF CARE

Often, when arguments arise, and misunderstandings occur, it's not because there's an actual issue between 2 people. Too often, it's because one or both of the people involved are having an internal struggle, and they are taking it out on the people around them. We can be our own worst enemies, and in today's world, filled with so many people, the internet, social media, and endless advertising everywhere we look, we don't often take the time to listen to ourselves, and address our own needs. When this happens, the people closest to us end up are the ones who suffer.

Living Together?

When you're sharing space, your home, we often don't always have the same expectations on how to live. Find a way to appreciate these differences and truly care for each other, rather than just putting up with each other.

CARING FOR OURSELVES MAKES IT EASIER TO CARE FOR OTHERS.

AND CARING FOR OTHERS MAKES IT EASIER FOR THEM TO CARE FOR YOU.

Don't be afraid of making things worse, usually that's just the result of doing nothing.