Steady in the Storm

Transform hard moments with your beloveds into deeper love, security, and joy

If you are a human humaning with other humans, you are going to have hard moments.

Moments where you or your beloved screw up.

Moments where things hurt and you don’t know how to fix it.

Moments that are confusing and scary.

It’s how you show up for and move through those challenges that define the strength of your love.

There is no relationship that doesn’t have conflict, icky feelings, and disappointment. When we love deeply, we often also find ourselves hurting sometimes.

This is especially true in polyamory. Not because polyamory is wrong or bad, but because you’re doing something different, complex, and nuanced. Often with very little cultural or communal support. Of course you are going to fall flat on your face sometimes. (I certainly have!)

But what if I told you falling down isn’t a problem at all - that it’s all about how you pick yourself back up? And what if you knew exactly what to do that such that when hard moments came, you felt confident that you’ll get through it and your relationships would come out stronger on the other side?

That’s what we’ll learn together in Steady in the Storm.

Join me live

and in 2 hours and I’ll teach you..

  • why good communication isn’t just about being honest and clear - how and when matters way more

  • the fastest way to pivot when someone gets triggered so the conversation doesn't get derailed

  • my formula to get someone hear your when they often get defensive or hurt anytime you have constructive feedback for them

  • how to move past just understanding to actually taking action so that you can finally stop talking about the same thing over and over again.

What will be covered in Steady in the Storm:

  • Part I: Break out of the Loop

    If you're stuck in a loop, resolving issues is arduous and draining at best, frustrating and seemingly impossible at worst. You need to find the exit ramps off in order to do things differently.

    In Part I you'll learn:

    • the most common loops people get into and their exit ramps

    • a simple way to stop a conversation before it becomes a fight

    • the top 5 communication traps that you have to stop doing

    • one question to help you know if it's time to take a break

  • Part II: Build the Path

    Once you're out of the loop, how to create a direct path with your partner so that you can speak up for what you want, address problems proactively and work through difficult topics with more ease.

    In Part II you'll learn:

    • nhow to create safety for people who have difficulty opening up

    • the 6 things that will help any conversation go better

    • a simple process to succinctly give feedback & how to listen

    • microscripts to keep things on track

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Recording includes Q&A from both the March 28th and March 31st workshops

About Your Presenter

Libby Sinback

RELATIONSHIP COACH AND PODCAST HOST

Libby Sinback is a relationship coach, educator, and host of the podcast, Making Polyamory Work. She is trained in Relational Life Therapy and the Gottman Method and helps people who want to break out of harmful relationship patterns to embrace nourishing, authentic, boundless love in their life. Libby believes love is why we are here and how we heal, and that relationships are at the core of our wellbeing as humans.