21 Days to a More Joyful Relationship
Tiny steps, supported by science, to build, strengthen, and enjoy your relationshipBuild greater Relationship Appreciation, Understanding and Communication with our email course
Feedback on 21 Days to A More Joyful Relationship
“We found this course fantastic. The small tasks have definitely brought my husband and I closer together in lots of ways and we feel more in tune. Especially great for us in the baby/toddler parenting phase we are navigating, the tasks were quick but also allowed us to make time for each other in the chaos.” - Anna
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A loving relationship is made of small moments
It’s the small moments that together make up a great relationship - and this course helps you focus in on just the right research-based ‘small things’ that build a more joyful relationship in tiny daily steps.
Diamonds are beautiful - but can they give you a hug? I’d rather my partner spend a little of their time on the little things, than a lot of money on something shiny - no matter how shiny it is!
The gift that keeps giving - beyond 21 days
A Valentine’s Day Card or even a special meal is an amazing way to celebrate your connection. Why not keep the loving feelings rolling by taking this 21 day course? You get daily achievable goals, each of which can be read in less time than it takes to drink your morning coffee.
If you keep applying what you find, you’ll be enjoying one another more - not just for the 21 days of the course, but well into the future.
Increase your relationship’s appreciation, understanding and communication in 21 days!
Supported by research (and developed by an educator and psychologist), the 21 Days to a More Joyful Relationship email course will help you leverage the positive in your relationship. The activities arrive daily by email over 21 days, and take one to three minutes to read.
Note: 21 Days to a More Joyful Relationship is designed for education towards relationship improvement. For complex concerns (addiction, abuse, serious depression) seek more targeted help.