


Strength: Loyalty is your superpower. You don’t run at the first sign of trouble, which makes you someone people can build a life with.
Watch-Out: The flip side is putting too much pressure on one person to meet every need. That can strain the relationship, leaving both of you depleted. Your healthiest love comes when you invest in friendships, community, and your own self-care alongside your partnership.
Serial Monogamy → you may not be “forever one and done,” but you stay deeply loyal in each chapter of your life.
Queerplatonic Bonds → your devotion can just as easily be poured into a best friend or chosen family bond that feels like home.
Did You Know?
Most monogamous people actually carry traits of 2–3 other bonding styles. Understanding those influences is the key to avoiding sabotage, like mistaking commitment for compatibility, or clinging to exclusivity from fear.
Monogamy can feel like safety, but sometimes, what we call loyalty is actually fear of loss or change. These questions will help you explore whether your commitment comes from genuine connection or old programming:
When you think about your past relationships, what drew you to stay, loyalty, comfort, or genuine compatibility?
How do you define commitment for yourself versus how it’s been modeled or expected by others?
Is there someone in your life right now who feels like “home”, even if they’re not a romantic partner? What does that bond teach you about the way you love?

Strength: Loyalty is your superpower. You don’t run at the first sign of trouble, which makes you someone people can build a life with.
Watch-Out: The flip side is putting too much pressure on one person to meet every need. That can strain the relationship, leaving both of you depleted. Your healthiest love comes when you invest in friendships, community, and your own self-care alongside your partnership.
Serial Monogamy → you may not be “forever one and done,” but you stay deeply loyal in each chapter of your life.
Queerplatonic Bonds → your devotion can just as easily be poured into a best friend or chosen family bond that feels like home.
Did You Know?
Most monogamous people actually carry traits of 2–3 other bonding styles. Understanding those influences is the key to avoiding sabotage, like mistaking commitment for compatibility, or clinging to exclusivity from fear.
Monogamy can feel like safety, but sometimes, what we call loyalty is actually fear of loss or change. These questions will help you explore whether your commitment comes from genuine connection or old programming:
When you think about your past relationships, what drew you to stay, loyalty, comfort, or genuine compatibility?
How do you define commitment for yourself versus how it’s been modeled or expected by others?
Is there someone in your life right now who feels like “home”, even if they’re not a romantic partner? What does that bond teach you about the way you love?

Strength: Loyalty is your superpower. You don’t run at the first sign of trouble, which makes you someone people can build a life with.
Watch-Out: Without radical clarity, curiosity can turn into chaos. What starts as open-mindedness can quickly become a breeding ground for jealousy, comparison, and emotional disconnect. You might overthink every boundary, tiptoe around your truth, or silently resent your partner for what you haven’t voiced. The tension between loyalty and freedom can twist into guilt, feeling like you’re betraying someone or betraying yourself.
Open Relationships → you may lean further into sexual freedom if you feel fully secure.
Swinging → shared exploration can become part of your couple’s erotic identity.
Did You Know?
Monogamish couples who build rituals of reassurance (like check-ins or aftercare) report higher long-term satisfaction than those who just “play it by ear.”
It’s easy to tell yourself you can balance loyalty and freedom, until curiosity meets fear.
These questions will help you see where that tension lives in your relationships:
When a new desire or attraction surfaces, do you bring it into the light, or hide it to keep the peace?
Are your boundaries built from love and honesty, or from fear of losing control?

Strength: Loyalty is your superpower. You don’t run at the first sign of trouble, which makes you someone people can build a life with.
Watch-Out: Without radical clarity, curiosity can turn into chaos. What starts as open-mindedness can quickly become a breeding ground for jealousy, comparison, and emotional disconnect. You might overthink every boundary, tiptoe around your truth, or silently resent your partner for what you haven’t voiced. The tension between loyalty and freedom can twist into guilt, feeling like you’re betraying someone or betraying yourself.
Open Relationships → you may lean further into sexual freedom if you feel fully secure.
Swinging → shared exploration can become part of your couple’s erotic identity.
Did You Know?
Monogamish couples who build rituals of reassurance (like check-ins or aftercare) report higher long-term satisfaction than those who just “play it by ear.”
It’s easy to tell yourself you can balance loyalty and freedom, until curiosity meets fear.
These questions will help you see where that tension lives in your relationships:
When a new desire or attraction surfaces, do you bring it into the light, or hide it to keep the peace?
Are your boundaries built from love and honesty, or from fear of losing control?

Strength: You honor truth over pretense. Your willingness to name your needs creates real intimacy. You are not bound by conventional rules. You have a desire to add spice to your life and you are willing to be an outlier and see where it leads.
Watch-Out: If you don't have a strong foundation, playing outside the relationship can amplify your issues. Jealousy can sneak in if agreements aren’t clear. The stronger your communication, the stronger your freedom feels.
Monogamish → if you prefer “just a touch” of openness.
Polyamory → if emotional connections with others start to matter as much as sex.
Did You Know?
There are 6+ common forms of openness, from “Hall Pass” to “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.” Knowing which one fits you makes the difference between thriving and chaos.
Openness can feel like freedom, but sometimes, what we call expansion is actually avoidance.
These questions will help you explore whether your desire for openness comes from authentic alignment or a fear of deeper intimacy:
Are you opening your relationship to expand love, or to escape discomfort that feels too vulnerable to face?
When jealousy or insecurity arises, do you use communication to deepen trust, or distance to protect yourself?
What does “freedom” mean to you, honesty and choice, or the ability to avoid being fully seen?

Strength: You honor truth over pretense. Your willingness to name your needs creates real intimacy. You are not bound by conventional rules. You have a desire to add spice to your life and you are willing to be an outlier and see where it leads.
Watch-Out: If you don't have a strong foundation, playing outside the relationship can amplify your issues. Jealousy can sneak in if agreements aren’t clear. The stronger your communication, the stronger your freedom feels.
Monogamish → if you prefer “just a touch” of openness.
Polyamory → if emotional connections with others start to matter as much as sex.
Did You Know?
There are 6+ common forms of openness, from “Hall Pass” to “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.” Knowing which one fits you makes the difference between thriving and chaos.
Openness can feel like freedom, but sometimes, what we call expansion is actually avoidance.
These questions will help you explore whether your desire for openness comes from authentic alignment or a fear of deeper intimacy:
Are you opening your relationship to expand love, or to escape discomfort that feels too vulnerable to face?
When jealousy or insecurity arises, do you use communication to deepen trust, or distance to protect yourself?
What does “freedom” mean to you, honesty and choice, or the ability to avoid being fully seen?

Strength: You honor truth over pretense. Your willingness to name your needs creates real intimacy. You are not bound by conventional rules. You have a desire to add spice to your life and you are willing to be an outlier and see where it leads.
Watch-Out: Time and energy management are your Achilles’ heel. If you are not making all of your partners feel seen and valued it can create challenges over time. Your primary partner may feel the desire to cut things off if they feel like they aren't getting enough of your attention. Creating clear agreements helps prevent overwhelm and comparison.
Relationship Anarchy → if you crave total equality with no hierarchies.
Solo Poly → if independence feels just as important as connection.
Did You Know?
Polyamory has at least 5 distinct subtypes (from Hierarchical to Kitchen Table). Understanding which one fits you helps prevent burnout and jealousy.
Polyamory can feel like abundance, but sometimes, what we call expansion is a way to avoid sitting in the intensity of one connection.
These questions will help you explore whether your multiple bonds are expressions of love or distractions from deeper emotional work:
Are you expanding love from overflow, or spreading yourself thin to avoid the vulnerability of true depth with one person?
When conflict arises in one relationship, do you lean in to repair, or shift your focus to another connection for relief?
How do you measure emotional capacity, by how many people you can love, or by how deeply you can show up for each of them?

Strength: You honor truth over pretense. Your willingness to name your needs creates real intimacy. You are not bound by conventional rules. You have a desire to add spice to your life and you are willing to be an outlier and see where it leads.
Watch-Out: Time and energy management are your Achilles’ heel. If you are not making all of your partners feel seen and valued it can create challenges over time. Your primary partner may feel the desire to cut things off if they feel like they aren't getting enough of your attention. Creating clear agreements helps prevent overwhelm and comparison.
Relationship Anarchy → if you crave total equality with no hierarchies.
Solo Poly → if independence feels just as important as connection.
Did You Know?
Polyamory has at least 5 distinct subtypes (from Hierarchical to Kitchen Table). Understanding which one fits you helps prevent burnout and jealousy.
Polyamory can feel like abundance, but sometimes, what we call expansion is a way to avoid sitting in the intensity of one connection.
These questions will help you explore whether your multiple bonds are expressions of love or distractions from deeper emotional work:
Are you expanding love from overflow, or spreading yourself thin to avoid the vulnerability of true depth with one person?
When conflict arises in one relationship, do you lean in to repair, or shift your focus to another connection for relief?
How do you measure emotional capacity, by how many people you can love, or by how deeply you can show up for each of them?

Strength: You honor self-sovereignty. You know love works best when you’re already whole.
Watch-Out: Independence can slip into isolation. Staying open to intimacy without sacrificing freedom is your sweet spot.
Relationship Anarchy → if you reject hierarchies entirely.
Conscious Celibacy → if a season of self-focus feels truer than active partnership.
Did You Know?
Many Solo Poly people think they’re “bad at commitment.” In reality, they’re committed to living authentically — and that’s a strength, not a flaw.
Solo polyamory can feel like empowerment, but sometimes, what we call independence is actually self-protection.
These questions will help you explore whether your autonomy comes from expansion or avoidance:
Are you choosing sovereignty because it feels aligned, or because relying on someone feels unsafe?
When love deepens, do you allow yourself to be seen fully, or pull back to preserve freedom?
What does partnership mean to you if “belonging” never requires being claimed?

Strength: You honor self-sovereignty. You know love works best when you’re already whole.
Watch-Out: Independence can slip into isolation. Staying open to intimacy without sacrificing freedom is your sweet spot.
Relationship Anarchy → if you reject hierarchies entirely.
Conscious Celibacy → if a season of self-focus feels truer than active partnership.
Did You Know?
Many Solo Poly people think they’re “bad at commitment.” In reality, they’re committed to living authentically — and that’s a strength, not a flaw.
Solo polyamory can feel like empowerment, but sometimes, what we call independence is actually self-protection.
These questions will help you explore whether your autonomy comes from expansion or avoidance:
Are you choosing sovereignty because it feels aligned, or because relying on someone feels unsafe?
When love deepens, do you allow yourself to be seen fully, or pull back to preserve freedom?
What does partnership mean to you if “belonging” never requires being claimed?

Strength: You bring authenticity and radical freedom into every connection. You refuse to follow scripts or perform roles that don’t feel true. Your love is built on choice, not obligation, and that raw honesty has the power to awaken everyone you connect with.
Watch-Out: Without emotional maturity, RA can slip into chaos. Freedom without structure can blur into inconsistency, leaving others feeling unsafe or unseen. Boundaries don’t kill freedom, they protect it, giving your love space to grow instead of implode.
Solo Poly → if independence is your anchor.
Fluid Bonding → if your style shifts seasonally.
Did You Know?
RA isn’t “no rules” — it’s self-made rules. The Playbook shows how to co-create bonds without hierarchy but with deep clarity.
Solo polyamory can feel like empowerment, but sometimes, what we call independence is actually self-protection.
These questions will help you explore whether your autonomy comes from expansion or avoidance:
Are you choosing sovereignty because it feels aligned, or because relying on someone feels unsafe?
When love deepens, do you allow yourself to be seen fully, or pull back to preserve freedom?
What does partnership mean to you if “belonging” never requires being claimed?

Strength: You bring authenticity and radical freedom into every connection. You refuse to follow scripts or perform roles that don’t feel true. Your love is built on choice, not obligation, and that raw honesty has the power to awaken everyone you connect with.
Watch-Out: Without emotional maturity, RA can slip into chaos. Freedom without structure can blur into inconsistency, leaving others feeling unsafe or unseen. Boundaries don’t kill freedom, they protect it, giving your love space to grow instead of implode.
Solo Poly → if independence is your anchor.
Fluid Bonding → if your style shifts seasonally.
Did You Know?
RA isn’t “no rules” — it’s self-made rules. The Playbook shows how to co-create bonds without hierarchy but with deep clarity.
Solo polyamory can feel like empowerment, but sometimes, what we call independence is actually self-protection.
These questions will help you explore whether your autonomy comes from expansion or avoidance:
Are you choosing sovereignty because it feels aligned, or because relying on someone feels unsafe?
When love deepens, do you allow yourself to be seen fully, or pull back to preserve freedom?
What does partnership mean to you if “belonging” never requires being claimed?

Strength: You honor companionship and chosen family as equally sacred. You understand that love isn’t limited to romance, it’s the daily devotion, loyalty, and care you pour into the people who truly see you. Your way of loving redefines connection itself and reminds others that intimacy doesn’t need a script.
Watch-Out: Others may not “get it,” and explaining your bond can feel exhausting. The world often undervalues what it can’t categorize, leaving you feeling unseen or misunderstood. But standing unapologetically in your truth, even when others question it, is what makes your connections unshakable and deeply authentic.
Monogamy → if one deep romantic tie still calls to you.
Aromantic Bonds → if romance simply doesn’t resonate at all.
Did You Know?
Queerplatonic partnerships often outlast traditional marriages. Your Playbook shows how to name, nurture, and protect these bonds with confidence.
Queerplatonic and non-romantic bonds can feel like sanctuary, but sometimes, what we call peace is protection from vulnerability.
These questions will help you explore whether your devotion is rooted in wholeness or quiet avoidance of romantic risk:
Do you feel safest in platonic love because it’s truly your natural orientation, or because romance once made love feel unsafe?
Are your closest connections feeding your heart, or helping you hide from deeper desires you’ve labeled “too complicated”?
How might you let your love deepen even more, without needing it to fit a romantic mold?

Strength: You honor companionship and chosen family as equally sacred. You understand that love isn’t limited to romance, it’s the daily devotion, loyalty, and care you pour into the people who truly see you. Your way of loving redefines connection itself and reminds others that intimacy doesn’t need a script.
Watch-Out: Others may not “get it,” and explaining your bond can feel exhausting. The world often undervalues what it can’t categorize, leaving you feeling unseen or misunderstood. But standing unapologetically in your truth, even when others question it, is what makes your connections unshakable and deeply authentic.
Monogamy → if one deep romantic tie still calls to you.
Aromantic Bonds → if romance simply doesn’t resonate at all.
Did You Know?
Queerplatonic partnerships often outlast traditional marriages. Your Playbook shows how to name, nurture, and protect these bonds with confidence.
Queerplatonic and non-romantic bonds can feel like sanctuary, but sometimes, what we call peace is protection from vulnerability.
These questions will help you explore whether your devotion is rooted in wholeness or quiet avoidance of romantic risk:
Do you feel safest in platonic love because it’s truly your natural orientation, or because romance once made love feel unsafe?
Are your closest connections feeding your heart, or helping you hide from deeper desires you’ve labeled “too complicated”?
How might you let your love deepen even more, without needing it to fit a romantic mold?

Strength: Sovereignty and clarity are your strengths. You’ve reclaimed your energy, redirected your focus inward, and learned that fulfillment doesn’t depend on romantic validation. Your stillness is powerful, it’s where self-trust, healing, and purpose take root.
Watch-Out: Isolation is your shadow. Solitude can quietly morph into disconnection when self-protection replaces self-honoring. Building community while honoring celibacy keeps you thriving, reminding you that being whole doesn’t mean being alone.
Solo Poly → if independence stays central, even in connection.
Aromantic Bonds → if romance simply isn’t part of your pull.
Did You Know?
Many breakthroughs, spiritual, emotional, and creative happen in seasons of celibacy. Your Playbook shows how to make this a conscious path, not just a pause.
Queerplatonic and non-romantic bonds can feel like sanctuary, but sometimes, what we call peace is protection from vulnerability.
These questions will help you explore whether your devotion is rooted in wholeness or quiet avoidance of romantic risk:
Do you feel safest in platonic love because it’s truly your natural orientation, or because romance once made love feel unsafe?
Are your closest connections feeding your heart, or helping you hide from deeper desires you’ve labeled “too complicated”?
How might you let your love deepen even more, without needing it to fit a romantic mold?

Strength: Sovereignty and clarity are your strengths. You’ve reclaimed your energy, redirected your focus inward, and learned that fulfillment doesn’t depend on romantic validation. Your stillness is powerful, it’s where self-trust, healing, and purpose take root.
Watch-Out: Isolation is your shadow. Solitude can quietly morph into disconnection when self-protection replaces self-honoring. Building community while honoring celibacy keeps you thriving, reminding you that being whole doesn’t mean being alone.
Solo Poly → if independence stays central, even in connection.
Aromantic Bonds → if romance simply isn’t part of your pull.
Did You Know?
Many breakthroughs, spiritual, emotional, and creative happen in seasons of celibacy. Your Playbook shows how to make this a conscious path, not just a pause.
Queerplatonic and non-romantic bonds can feel like sanctuary, but sometimes, what we call peace is protection from vulnerability.
These questions will help you explore whether your devotion is rooted in wholeness or quiet avoidance of romantic risk:
Do you feel safest in platonic love because it’s truly your natural orientation, or because romance once made love feel unsafe?
Are your closest connections feeding your heart, or helping you hide from deeper desires you’ve labeled “too complicated”?
How might you let your love deepen even more, without needing it to fit a romantic mold?

Strength: Adaptability is your gift. You can move between relationship styles with ease, flowing naturally as your seasons, desires, and truths evolve. Your openness allows love to take its most authentic form, unconfined, alive, and ever-changing.
Watch-Out: Without self-awareness, that same fluidity can feel chaotic. When you shift without communication or reflection, partners can feel lost in your evolution. Owning your changes, and naming them with clarity, keeps your freedom grounded in integrity.
Relationship Anarchy → if freedom is your deepest value.
Monogamish → if you crave stability with playful flexibility.
Did You Know?
Fluid bonding often means you carry lessons from every style. Your Playbook helps you integrate these shifts so they feel empowering, not confusing.
Fluid bonding can feel like freedom, but sometimes, what we call flexibility is really fear of being defined.
These questions will help you explore whether your fluidity is authentic expression or quiet avoidance:
Are you flowing with truth , or drifting because choosing one thing feels like losing another?
When your connections shift, do you communicate your evolution, or hope others just “get it”?
What does freedom mean to you if no one really knows where they stand?

Strength: Adaptability is your gift. You can move between relationship styles with ease, flowing naturally as your seasons, desires, and truths evolve. Your openness allows love to take its most authentic form, unconfined, alive, and ever-changing.
Watch-Out: Without self-awareness, that same fluidity can feel chaotic. When you shift without communication or reflection, partners can feel lost in your evolution. Owning your changes, and naming them with clarity, keeps your freedom grounded in integrity.
Relationship Anarchy → if freedom is your deepest value.
Monogamish → if you crave stability with playful flexibility.
Did You Know?
Fluid bonding often means you carry lessons from every style. Your Playbook helps you integrate these shifts so they feel empowering, not confusing.
Fluid bonding can feel like freedom, but sometimes, what we call flexibility is really fear of being defined.
These questions will help you explore whether your fluidity is authentic expression or quiet avoidance:
Are you flowing with truth , or drifting because choosing one thing feels like losing another?
When your connections shift, do you communicate your evolution, or hope others just “get it”?
What does freedom mean to you if no one really knows where they stand?

Strength: You normalize non-romantic love as powerful. You remind the world that fulfillment doesn’t require romance, that loyalty, companionship, and shared purpose can be just as rich and meaningful. Your presence challenges cultural norms and expands the definition of love itself.
Watch-Out: Others may dismiss or minimize your style, projecting their own expectations of romance onto you. It can feel isolating to constantly explain that your way of loving isn’t “less than”, it’s simply different. Your clarity and self-acceptance are your shield here, and your quiet revolution is a gift to others learning to love beyond convention.
Queerplatonic Bonds → where friendship itself becomes life partnership.
Conscious Celibacy → if independence and self-focus call to you.
Did You Know?
Aromantic doesn’t mean “loveless.” Your Playbook explores how aromantic people thrive in fulfilling, supportive bonds.
Aromantic bonds can feel like relief, but sometimes, what we call disinterest in romance is actually protection from pain. These questions will help you explore whether your orientation is rooted in authentic wiring or emotional self-preservation:
Do you genuinely feel fulfilled without romance, or have past disappointments made it easier to opt out?
How do you express love and connection when traditional romantic gestures don’t resonate?
What would safety in love look like if it didn’t require romance, but also didn’t reject it out of fear?

Strength: You normalize non-romantic love as powerful. You remind the world that fulfillment doesn’t require romance, that loyalty, companionship, and shared purpose can be just as rich and meaningful. Your presence challenges cultural norms and expands the definition of love itself.
Watch-Out: Others may dismiss or minimize your style, projecting their own expectations of romance onto you. It can feel isolating to constantly explain that your way of loving isn’t “less than”, it’s simply different. Your clarity and self-acceptance are your shield here, and your quiet revolution is a gift to others learning to love beyond convention.
Queerplatonic Bonds → where friendship itself becomes life partnership.
Conscious Celibacy → if independence and self-focus call to you.
Did You Know?
Aromantic doesn’t mean “loveless.” Your Playbook explores how aromantic people thrive in fulfilling, supportive bonds.
Aromantic bonds can feel like relief, but sometimes, what we call disinterest in romance is actually protection from pain. These questions will help you explore whether your orientation is rooted in authentic wiring or emotional self-preservation:
Do you genuinely feel fulfilled without romance, or have past disappointments made it easier to opt out?
How do you express love and connection when traditional romantic gestures don’t resonate?
What would safety in love look like if it didn’t require romance, but also didn’t reject it out of fear?



























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Companion playbooks with reflection prompts, tools & boundaries
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A framework to understand your love patterns with clarity and confidence
Weekly live coaching sessions with Harmony
Full access to all courses, including the Neural Pathway Renewal Process™
Exclusive expert interviews & Relationship Stories, & Live trainings
Member forum to explore your bonding style, ask questions, and connect
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Video trainings diving deep into every bonding style
Companion playbooks with reflection prompts, tools & boundaries
Guidance on how your styles interact and influence your relationships
A framework to understand your love patterns with clarity and confidence
Weekly live coaching sessions with Harmony
Full access to all courses, including the Neural Pathway Renewal Process™
Exclusive expert interviews & Relationship Stories, & Live trainings
Member forum to explore your bonding style, ask questions, and connect
Become a founding member for a global community of people redefining conscious love together

Become part of a global movement redefining love, connection, and self-mastery.
Your membership gives you everything you need to heal, rewire, and rise, with tools, community, and support that grow with you.
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Become part of a global movement redefining love, connection, and self-mastery.
Your membership gives you everything you need to heal, rewire, and rise, with tools, community, and support that grow with you.
🧭 Core Courses
30-Day Alignment Accelerator™ - Align your thoughts, emotions, and energy to set the foundation for success.
Neural Pathway Renewal Process™ - Rewire subconscious patterns and build the mindset for secure, lasting love.
Bonding Styles Course™ - Decode how you love and connect with in-depth trainings + companion playbooks.
🎙 Expert & Story Interviews
Learn from leaders in financial, medical, and emotional wellness.
Hear real love stories from people transforming relationships through conscious growth.
💬 Live Support & Community
Weekly Live Coaching Sessions - Get support and guidance directly from Harmony.
Member Forum - A thriving, judgment-free space with chat rooms for every topic
🎁 Annual Member Bonuses
Internal Dialogue Mastery - Rewire your inner voice for confidence & self-trust.
The History of Kinesiology - Understand the science behind subconscious communication.
Self-Communication Mastery - Access clear guidance from your subconscious mind.
The THRIVE Framework - Build resilience, emotional balance, and purpose-driven living.
Redefine Yourself - Break generational patterns & consciously design your next chapter.
30-Day Self-Love Challenge - Build daily practices of self-worth and emotional safety.
✨ Exclusive Founders’ Offer (First 25 Only)
→ 4 Hours of Private 1:1 Coaching with Harmony (Value: $1,200+)
🌟 Coming Soon Inside
🌀 Wild Woman Course | 🔥 Modern Masculine | 💞 Conscious Coupling | 🌪 Grounded Goodbye | 🌈 Sensual Circle
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Anyone ready to stop repeating old relationship patterns and start consciously creating love that feels aligned. Whether you’re single, divorced, partnered, married, or exploring new relationship styles, this space meets you exactly where you are.
Not at all. The Society is designed to help you build a healthy, empowered relationship with yourself first — because that’s the foundation for everything else. Singles, couples, and everyone in between are welcome.
This isn’t just mindset work, it’s neurological rewiring. You’ll learn how to work directly with your subconscious and nervous system using the Neural Pathway Renewal Process™ so the changes you make actually stick.
Yes. In fact, that’s when this work becomes the most powerful. The Awakened Relationship Society™ isn’t just about finding love, it’s about elevating it.
Inside, you’ll learn how to deepen communication, regulate your nervous system during conflict, and rebuild emotional and physical intimacy that lasts. Whether you want to reignite passion, navigate challenges, or simply grow together more consciously, this space gives you the tools to make your relationship thrive, not just survive.

