There may be no human experience more deeply nourishing than when two people genuinely connect. Yet, far too often, our friends, family, and romantic relationships falter in offering us this place of refuge where we can be fully known and wholly accepted.
My hope is that our work together will help you become a master of connection — not merely in romance, but as a way of life. May you seek it often with an open and courageous heart. For all that ails us — our cruelty, our isolation, our quiet despair — is not merely pain, but disconnection.
When you begin to view your romantic life through the lens of connection and disconnection, the path forward becomes simpler, clearer. You will find yourself less consumed with fixing problems, and more concerned with preserving the thread of closeness that allows healing to unfold. In the warmth of that connection, your struggles become sacred not stumbling blocks, but stepping stones toward deeper union.
