Couples | FAQs | LifeWorks

My approach to working with couples is based on three core principles (or frameworks): Human Needs, Masculine & Feminine Energies, and Self-Awareness.

1. Human Needs - at the core of all human relationship problems (personal OR professional), you will find unmet needs. The most critical step in rebuilding a relationship is understanding those needs (your own, and your partners) and then making a conscious effort to meet those needs with love and empathy.

2. Masculine & Feminine Energy - rarely discussed in couples counselling, understanding the difference between the two energies is crucial for maintaining polarity and intimacy in your relationship; and for living true to your natural essence. This is not a psychological theory per se, but rather a biological imperative driven by hormones. Read more here.

3. Self-Awareness - as they say, "it takes two to tango." A relationship is like a dance, in which two people engage and interact, and where each 'move' has a cause & effect. Part of the journey in healing a relationship is developing awareness of one's own patterns, behaviours, triggers, fears and blindspots. We all have them. With awareness comes understanding; and with understanding we can consciously choose to take the dance in a new direction.

It’s a way for you to experience coaching/counselling with zero risk upfront.

Come for one session, try it.

If you decide it’s not for you (or not what you expected), you pay NOTHING.

You only pay if you are completely happy, and decide to return for a second session.

Please note: this is not a MONEY FREE session.

It's only "free" if you decide not to return after the first session.

Any questions, feel free to email: info@lifeworks.hk

If you're interested in your own personal/spiritual evolution, I recommend you come alone for two reasons:

1. Chances are you will learn a good deal about yourself and the patterns that tend to play out in your relationships - past, present and future. For instance, why is it you attracted the type of partner who is unwilling to come in for counselling? What can you do about it? How can you have your needs met without triggering your partner? etc

2. Metaphorically all relationships are simply a dance - two people intertwined, moving, interacting and responding. Truth is, it only takes ONE partner to move the dance in a new direction. If you start to make positive changes (for your own growth), eventually your partner will be forced to respond in new ways.

As relationship expert Gay Hendricks suggests: "Don't fall into the trap of waiting to change until your partner is ready. Go ahead and make a total commitment to your individual development."

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