There are times when a relationship hits its lowest point. During these times, people wonder if the relationship can be saved. Since two people always get together at their common level of woundedness, here is what WE say to the partner who has sought our help...

Satisfying relationships are built on a foundation of safety and trust that you won’t be hurt physically or emotionally. Whether you trust too little or too much is influenced by your past, but once trust is broken, your sense of safety is in jeopardy. You feel insecure and may begin to question your partner’s honesty, motives, intentions, feelings, and actions.

Secrets and lies affect the entire relationship. Walls start to grow when you try to protect yourself.

Brandon and Tiffany know a thing or two regarding building trust. After experiencing an ugly separation in 2016, they have managed to forgive, align, and continue to rebuild a legacy birthed from love and trauma.

Good relationships don’t just happen, they require work from both ends.

On Episode 4 Brandon and Tiffany discuss "7 Ways to Improve Your Relationship."

From Taking Responsibility for Yourself to Acts of Service.

You wont want to miss this episode and the other 5 ways.

A common expression is "I'll meet you halfway," and we often take that attitude into our marriage. We hear frequent complaints from couples in trouble that their partner isn't pulling their fair weight, that one is giving more than the other. Whoever determined that life is a 50-50 proposition? Some give more than others. Some take more than others. On every level of society from politics to business to social interactions, there are discrepancies of effort, economics, and emotions.

Tiffany and Brandon discuss Giving 100% and how to refresh your relationship.

Is there a conversation you've been putting off? Is there a coworker or family member with whom you need to talk - but don't? Maybe you've tried and it didn't turn out as you had hoped. Or maybe you fear that talking will only make things worse. Whatever the reason, you feel stuck and you'd like to free up that energy for more useful purposes.

One of the most common reasons WE hear in our workshops for not holding difficult conversations, is that people don't know how to begin.

In this episode Tiffany and Brandon discuss some tips and tricks to effect communication that will definitely help your next difficult conversation.

Here are five major relationship killers you may want to avoid:

Brandon and Tiffany discuss these 5 relationship killers that are destined to cause resentment.

1. Controlling Behavior

2. Resistance

3. Neediness

4. Substance and Process Addictions

5. Eyes on Partners Plate