Couple’s Quest: Dating Adventures that Rebuild Connection

Keeping the spark alive in your relationship can be challenging. Our lives are full of distractions that draw our attention elsewhere.

You may find it difficult to make time to nurture your relationship with your partner.

Thinking about where to go and what to do seems like one more thing to add to your “to do” list.

You always defer to the same activities, the same conversations, and same places.

I hear you! I meet with many couples that struggle with finding activities that allow space for connection that nurtures their relationship. This information is where the idea of “Dating Adventures to Build Reconnection” was born. My training has taught me that couple’s foundations are built upon a strong “friendship” base.

You may be wondering what this all means? No Worries! I have planned five different dates that will guide you to incorporate some easy concepts that you can build into your relationship to make big shifts. We will engage in fun activities that will allow for different “date” opportunities to put this information into action.

Let’s just take a moment to imagine…no planning, no trying to come up with a different place or activity, no stress! All you have to do is sign up for the “dates” that you find interesting and show up at the right location. I will take care of the rest!

Whether you’re new in your relationship or have been together for years…it never hurts to learn ways to maintain connection throughout your journey together.

Let’s Talk About Date #3

Two to Tango

I bet you are wondering how ballroom dancing can help strengthen your relationship?

To those of us that have never tried a more formal way of dancing the answer to this question may surprise you!

I decided to read up on what some ballroom dance instructors said about the importance of communication between two partners. I was surprised that some of the descriptions I found are quite similar to what I invite couples to explore when communicating with one another.

A perfect match to the first half of the date where we will explore communication tips that you can implement with your partner along with an exercise to cultivate fondness and admiration for one another. For the second half of your date, you will then be guided by the instructors of TDI Ballroom in learning the Fox Trot where you will see some of the same communication tips come to life during your dance lesson. Lite refreshments and snacks will be provided in the cost of date.

What you need:

Comfortable Clothing

Smooth Soled Shoes (no rubber bottoms or flip flops)

Can borrow shoes at the studio (bring socks)

You can also just wear socks for the dancing part!

More information about TDI Ballroom @ https://tdiballroomdance.com/