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Navigating Relationships Newsletter

Every week I send out a free email about relationships. Some of the topics I write about include what "healthy" relationships look like, domestic violence or toxic relationships, mental frameworks for improving your relationships with yourself and others, and even my thoughts and reviews of relationships in books and movies.

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A letter to younger me
This year marks 10 years since I ended my streak with controlling and abusive boyfriends. The following is a letter I wrote to younger me to help her see that the storm is over and she will one day see these experiences in a different light.
“The One” will choose you
Let’s say you’re dating someone new. They check every single box on your perfect partner checklist. You’ve never felt happier. You think you’ve found “The One.” That one person on the entire planet that you are meant to be with. You’re forever person. Your life partner.
Ultimatums: Do they actually have a place in relationships?
When framed properly, ultimatums can actually be a healthy boundary
Commitment in relationships
The 5 C’s of Healthy Relationships Part 1
Commonality in relationships
The 5 C’s of Healthy Relationships Part 2
Compassion in relationships
The 5 C’s of Healthy Relationships Part 3
Communication in relationships
The 5 C’s of Healthy Relationships Part 4
Comprehension in relationships
The 5 C’s of Healthy Relationships Part 5
6 tips for safely ending a relationship
Happy Monday everyone! Ending a relationship can be a really stressful thing to do. Most people hate confrontation and don’t want to upset anyone, especially someone they’ve been in a relationship with. Ending a relationship with a manipulative and/or abusive partner is an even more stressful thing to do.
There’s no such thing as a healthy argument
Happy Monday everyone! This past week, I started listening to an audiobook about relationships in hopes it could be the one I recommend to a book club I’m in. I couldn’t even get through the first chapter because I couldn’t get on board with almost everything the authors were saying.
A new mindset for Valentine’s Day
Find love for yourself instead of finding someone else
Keeping secrets: sparing your partner’s feelings or manipulating them?
Happy Monday everyone! We’ve all been there. We do something we probably shouldn’t have or we find out a piece of information that we know is going to hurt our partner’s feelings. We may even be afraid they’ll end the relationship over it. So, we don’t tell them.
Why they stay
7 reasons domestic violence victims don’t leave their abuser
Why change is the key to a successful relationship
Happy Monday everyone! For years, I have been saying that Corey and I have such a solid relationship because our communication is on point. While I will still argue communication is one of the biggest reasons our relationship is so successful, I recently realized our success can actually be attributed to something else.

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