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Romance and Intimacy for Couples Masterclass

Romance and Intimacy for Couples Masterclass

This is a course designed for couples who want to improve their marriage/relationship, gain tools and techniques to fall back in love again, understand what’s been missing, and go from “Room mates” to “Soulmates”.

By Jeanell Greene In Dating, Love, Romance · Relationship Support · Self Improvement

Last updated Mar 14, 2025
English (Canada)
General Audiences - suitable for all ages

What you'll learn

A deeper understanding of what intimacy is
Why intimacy is at the core of every relationship
Why communication is actually not the problem
Identify what’s been missing and how to restore it easily
Understanding and implementation of Love Languages concept
Why change is so hard and frustrating in relationships
How to create more connection, and trust in your relationship

You will also be provided with helpful quizzes, conversation starters, and helpful resources to help you get your relationship/marriage back on track to help you go from 'RoomMates' to 'Soul Mates' again.

Content

This is a crash course in Romance and Intimacy for couples who feel something is missing in their relationship, and want to reignite the connection, rebuild trust, and shift from ROOMMATES to SOULMATES again. We will also discuss how to identify the missing pieces, and common mistakes to avoid, as well as tips on how to reignite the flame, and let go of old recycled arguments.

Requirements

Be a great student – Take lots of notes.
Be a team – I recommend that you both do the course, either together or at different times. Discuss what you learn with your partner and come up with a new strategy and offer suggestions.
Be in action - Apply what you learn as soon as possible otherwise it will be forgotten and the new possibilities will go out of existence as you get distracted by the busyness of life
Be Positive - Embrace an open, curious, and playful attitude. Have fun with it!
Be a leader - Be the Change you wish to see in your relationship. Don’t wait for the other person to make the first move. It shows you care.