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When He Shuts Down and She Reaches – Understanding Nervous System Differences in Relationships
If you've ever found yourself in a familiar cycle where one partner withdraws and the other pursues harder, you're not alone. What feels intensely personal – "He doesn't love me," "She's too much" – is often not about love. It's about biology.
May 45 min read


Finding Love Like a CEO and Why Matchmakers Are the Ultimate Executive Advantage
When you're a top executive, you know the value of your time. You delegate, build dream teams, and rely on experts to help you perform at your best. Hence, why would it be any different regarding...
May 24 min read


Showing Up for Your Children with Safety, Support, and Security
Parenting in today’s world looks very different from what many of us experienced growing up. How children communicate, socialise, and express themselves continues to evolve, shaped by rapid technological changes, cultural shifts, and new societal expectations.
May 23 min read


Why You’re Attracted to Emotionally Unavailable Partners
One of the reasons why you are attracted to Men/Women who are unavailable or emotionally unavailable would be because the person you love is one of your parents reflected in your exterior, the one...
May 25 min read


Can Adult Children of Grey Divorce Ever Truly Heal?
Have you ever heard someone say they stayed (or are staying) together "for the kids"? It's a familiar sentiment, and perhaps you've even seen it play out in your own family. As the years pass and kids grow up and move out...
Apr 3014 min read


Why Your Perception About Yourself is So Important When You Want to Manifest Your Dream Partner?
Your self-concept sets the dynamic for all your relationships. Your self-concept sets the dynamic for all your relationships in your life, whether it's your relationship with family...
Apr 255 min read


Breaking the Cycle and Healing Family Trauma to Build Healthier Relationships
When people hear the word “trauma,” they often think of major life-altering events: a car accident, a natural disaster, or the sudden loss of a loved one.
Apr 254 min read


7 Common Reasons Why Separation Anxiety Might Persist Past the Toddler Years
Have you ever been the only parent with your child on your lap at the beginning of a birthday party? Or, even for a good part of the entire party? It can happen, and it feels awkward if your child...
Apr 239 min read


Why Healthy Love Feels “Boring” and What It Really Means
If you’ve grown up with chaos or experienced toxic relationships, emotional stability might feel strange or even boring. But that’s not boredom. It’s healing.
Apr 233 min read


Why Children Live in a Hypnotic State Until Age 8 and How It Shapes Who We Become
Children live in a natural state of hypnosis until around the age of 8, absorbing everything around them like sponges, without filters or critical thinking. During these formative years, their...
Apr 225 min read


A Therapist's Guide to Healing and Moving Forward After a Breakup
Heartbreak can feel debilitating. It can knock the wind out of you in ways you didn’t expect. One moment, you’re making plans for the future; the next, you’re struggling to get out of bed...
Apr 215 min read


Therapeutic Power of Domination and Submission Through Psychosomatic and Psychological Healing
“A somato-spiritual version of a cutting-edge therapeutic modality. Honestly, this has been an experience like no other to understand myself. It goes deep and it is absolutely life changing”. This is the testimonial that one of our most loyal customers, the head of advertising of the fastest growing social network...
Apr 206 min read


The Great American Poisoning and the Hidden Dangers in Tampons, Diapers, and Underwear
What if the products you trust most, like tampons, diapers, and underwear, are quietly making you sick? In this eye-opening article, Naomi Nye reveals the toxic truth hiding in everyday essentials. Legal chemicals found in these products are contributing to a growing public health crisis.
Apr 205 min read


What's Wrong With Me If I Don't Want to Have Sex? – The Truth is Nothing, But Let's Go Deeper
There's a quiet ache in so many of my conversations across my practice, my communities, and even the most private moments in my heart. It often starts as a question laced with shame...
Apr 174 min read


Navigating Love Without Losing Yourself While Balancing Support and Codependent Behaviours
Loving someone through addiction can feel like walking a tightrope. On one side is the desire to support and care for them in a way that fosters healing and connection. On the other is the risk of...
Apr 163 min read


The Three Realms of Relationship Success and 14 Days to Transform Your Love Life
What makes a relationship truly thrive? It’s a question many couples ask, especially when love starts feeling stagnant or strained. The truth is, successful relationships don’t just happen...
Apr 164 min read


Why Swedish Death Cleaning Might Be the Kindest Gift You Leave Behind
Marie Kondo asks the question, “Does it spark joy?” The Bullet Journal helps us keep a cleaning schedule with a simple list of monthly and seasonal chores. It’s not unreasonable to think that soon you’ll find yourself doing the practical cleaning exercise designed to help you prepare for death.
Apr 155 min read


6 Steps to Save Your Relationship
As a therapist, I often work with couples who find themselves in emotional turmoil, unsure of how to reconnect or repair their relationship. Here are five essential steps couples can...
Apr 154 min read


From People-Pleasing to Personal Empowerment, or How Releasing Good Girl Syndrome Sets You Free
You smile. You nod. You say, “Of course!” while your stomach churns and your to-do list explodes. You’re known as the reliable one. The thoughtful one. The one who always shows up.
Apr 114 min read


Why Avoiding Conflict Can Quietly Break a Relationship and What You Can Do Instead
If you and your partner tend to avoid arguments, you might assume that’s a good thing. After all, who wants to fight? Staying calm, letting things go, or “not making a big deal out of it” can feel like the mature thing to do.
Apr 103 min read


Who Pays? – The Subtle Energy of Giving and Receiving
A casual conversation about who pays on a date might seem trivial, but beneath the surface, it reveals layers of social, biological...
Apr 103 min read


5 Ways to Honor Easter Traditions When You’re Divorced
For many families, Easter is more than just a holiday. It’s a time filled with warmth, joy, and deeply rooted traditions.
Apr 105 min read


5 Ways to Spend Quality Time With Your Kids and Pets When Newly Divorced
Going through a divorce can feel like your world has been turned upside down. As a newly divorced parent, you may be juggling a wide...
Apr 94 min read


Reclaiming Your Mental Space in a Hyper-Connected World
In today's 24/7 digital landscape, intrusion isn't just a physical boundary violation; it's a constant assault on our mental and...
Apr 85 min read
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