Hannah Brooks - Podcast and Blog 
Marriage Coaching for HSP

When you do some work around your core values in a relationship, you'll have a lot more power to make your marriage one you feel good about.

In this episode, we look more in depth at getting your WANTS met in your relationship (part 2 on fulfilling your married wants and needs).

My client Sonya created this video to share with you her experience of coaching with me—and what she suggests if you're on the fence.

You need no reason other than you WANT it, to want to make your marriage into one you love. But many of us think we need better reasons.

I want you to have a good idea of what it FEELS like to work with me so I made this couple minute video to show you.

We tend to be pretty great at caring about others... but ever felt like YOUR needs aren’t being met? Then this is a MUST listen episode!

Today we have a special guest: Kathryn! Her story is a great example of how a HSP can really improve her marriage by working on herself.

As you may have heard, self-love is key to having deep lasting love & harmony in your marriage. Let's learn how to understand & develop it.

Self-love is an essential part of having a great marriage, especially as a highly sensitive person. Let's talk about how to develop it.

How we use our time will determine how fulfilling our lives are — and how fulfilling our marriages are. How are you using your time?

Relying on changing external circumstances to be well and happy leaves us quite powerless. Here's what to do instead.

Let's talk about the two modes HSPs need to move back and forth between in order to best grow, change, and shift things in relationships.

Most of us limit ourselves from feeling as much love as we could in our marriages...and miss out on the benefits!

Let's talk about a tool no HSP should live — or love — without, which can make or break a relationship (it's that powerful!).

You have a human brain. And because of this, we have a natural inclination to take the“lazy” route in our marriages...which never works.

An authentic, emotionally intimate, sensitively loving relationship arises when we let ourselves love our significant other as they are.

Walking on eggshells around your man? Let me offer you some relief: his feelings are not your fault.

The belief that there is “The One” right partner for us is a toxic myth for so many of us.

You're trying out new approaches but aren't seeing much change. If so, you may not be recognizing, let alone celebrating, your successes!

Getting to the marriage you want is not supposed to feel comfortable. And the discomfort is part of the journey.