GET THE TOOLS YOU NEED TO HAVE THE LOVE YOU DESERVE.
Relationship RX is an online learning program designed to help you navigate issues in your relationship that keep you from the happiness you desire.
Communication issues, affairs, family problems and many other troubles can create a barrier to intimacy. Armed with the right tools, you can save your relationship without the hassle and expense of in-person therapy sessions. Our program works at your pace from wherever you are without your partner’s participation.
Intimacy Now will help you find more constructive ways to handle yourrelationship issues. You’ll learn how to achieve mutual understanding and free yourself from bickering, walking on eggshells, or a sense of loss.
YOU’LL RECEIVE:
- 6 video tutorials created by a medical doctor based on decades of experience helping couples
- Guidebook to help put Dr. Dabney’s ideas into practice
- Access to a comprehensive intimacy library
- Assessment tools to reveal intimacy areas that may require special attention
- Relationship Q&A: for questions and help beyond the course material, Dr. Dabney will personally answer your questions via email
MEET LAURA DABNEY, MD
Relationship Psychiatrist
Dr. Laura Dabney has over 20 years of experience helping individuals repair and enhance their relationships. As a board-certified psychiatrist, she has first-hand knowledge of what works to make positive changes in relationships. She has applied techniques from her private medical practice to create a learning experience that is effective and accessible to people anywhere, anytime.
NO-RISK TRIAL AND MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
We’re so certain you’ll be happy with the results of what you learn from the Intimacy Now online course that you can download it and try it for free for 48 hours. Your card will not be charged until the 48 hours have expired. If you decide it’s not for you, simply call our office at 804-420-8003, and you will not be charged.
SUCCESS STORIES
CHARLES
THEO
Taking this online course was a great decision. With my chaotic work schedule, in-person sessions are just too hard to squeeze in. I love being able to read the advice over and over again until I fully absorb the strategies and put them to use.
DAVID
YOU MAY BE WONDERING...
Working alone is a very effective approach to a relationship problem. Certainly much more effective than doing nothing! By working on changing how you see problems, how you approach problems, and new ways to change destructive patterns, you are essentially changing the relationship and your partner is going to have to change as well. I liken this to a balance scale. If you alter one side of the scale, the other part of the system automatically changes, too.
We have many options available for immediate assistance. These include video sessions, email coaching and even in-person sessions. Please call or text 804-420-8003 between 9:00 – 4:00 ET, and we will help you determine the best way for you to get help.
Every relationship is worth trying to save because it's in the "trying" that you learn whether one of you has what we refer to as a red flag or not. There are people who simply cannot engage in relationships effectively. Therefore, if you work on your approaches to the relationship problems, your partner should start changing in response, if they are healthy. If they continue to show concerning signs such as chronic mistrust for no reason, inability to care for themselves (such as self-harm), law breaking, inability to maintain gainful employment, or consistent lack of empathy and care for you; these are signs of a severely damaged person who may not be able to maintain a relationship with you no matter how hard you try.
In my experience, one does not suddenly stop loving their partner. A feeling of falling out of love typically signals that your relationship is in trouble. Something is wrong that needs your attention. Getting caught up on what exactly "love is" is a common way to avoid the problem that may seem scary or overwhelming. Turning your attention to how the relationship isn't working for you and working on effectively addressing that is a healthier pursuit.
You can't. But that's okay. If your partner isn't hearing you, then there are several other ways to get your thoughts and feelings across and understood. The key is not to focus on changing your partner but on changing your approach.
This is very common, but really it is just a way to avoid facing and understanding your role in the relationship problem. When you don't understand your relationship problems or how to fix them, it can be so overwhelming that simply getting a new partner appears easier. In reality, it's not easier to get a new partner. All partners have flaws. Learning how to deal with them now is a gift you can give your marriage and yourself.
So true! But if you look closely at these relationship gurus they are often not trained or educated on how to treat suffering people. I learned about the human mind, behavior and emotions in medical school, and I had four years of training on how to deal with psychiatric problems of all kinds. Then, in the course of my work as a relationship psychiatrist, I have helped thousands of relationships. It's this experience that gives me the confidence to know that these tools I set forth in the Intimacy Now program will help you as well.
