Maybe you’re committed to a healing relationship as a growth path, and yet your attachment style and your partner’s are so different that you wonder if you’ll ever get your needs met.
Maybe you’ve finally realized conflict avoidance doesn’t lead to real intimacy, and you’re ready to try a braver way to relate. Maybe intimate relationships feel like climbing Mount Everest, and yet you’re too lonely without one to feel fulfilled. Maybe you’ve had your heart broken one too many times, but you’re still holding out hope and looking for ways to show up in relationships that might have a happier ending.
Maybe you’re in an unbalanced relationship with someone well-intentioned, but you’re struggling to get your own needs met.
Maybe you’re in a mixed neurotype partnership where one of you is neurotypical and the other is neurodivergent. Maybe one of you is physically disabled and the other is in a caregiver role.
Maybe one of you has a heavy trauma burden and the other is far less traumatized, with a more regulated nervous system.
While it’s nobody’s fault if relationships like this wind up unbalanced, the person doing more of the caregiving and emotional labor may need extra support from communities of practice to help get unmet needs met.
If you resonate with these struggles, you’re not alone. LOVE SCHOOL is an ongoing program here to support your journey and meet some of those unmet needs.