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Do you keep finding yourself in relationships where you give more, try harder and receive less in return?
Maybe they seem interested at first, but then pull away.
You find yourself questioning where you stand.
You ignore things you know are red flags.
Or you keep hoping that if you’re patient enough, understanding enough or loving enough, things will change.
If this pattern keeps repeating, there may be a reason.
And once you understand the pattern, you can begin to change it.

In this FREE live session, we’ll explore why you may be drawn to emotionally unavailable partners, why it can feel so difficult to walk away, and why speaking up about what you need can sometimes feel uncomfortable or even frightening.
Most importantly, you’ll discover how to start breaking the cycle and creating healthier relationship standards.
You’ll discover:

  • Why emotionally unavailable people can feel so attractive
  • Why you may ignore red flags or accept less than you really want
  • How past experiences can influence the relationships you choose today
  • How to communicate your needs without feeling “needy” or demanding
  • A simple boundary you can begin using immediately
  • How to stop over-giving and start expecting mutual effort, respect and connection

This isn't about blaming yourself or your partner.
It’s about understanding your patterns so you can make different choices.
Because when you understand why you keep repeating something, you finally have the opportunity to change it.
At the end, I’ll also tell you about an optional half-day workshop for those who want to go deeper and work on breaking these relationship patterns at their root.
There’s no pressure to join anything. Come along, listen, learn and take away what helps you.
This session is open to both women and men who are ready to create healthier, more fulfilling relationships.
📍 Live on Zoom
🎟️ FREE to attend
🔗 RSVP to receive the Zoom details.

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