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Strengthening Intimacy: Mastering the Weekly Check-In

In this podcast episode, I tackled an often overlooked, yet profoundly impactful practice in relationships—the weekly check-in.

As many of you know, maintaining a thriving, intimate connection requires more than just love; it demands consistent effort and open communication.

Here’s a recap of what was discussed:

đź’¬ The Art of the Check-In:

đź›  Key Tips for Your Check-In:

  1. Choose a Suitable Time: Sunday afternoons often work best, especially when the kids are asleep and the house is quiet. Make it a relaxed, distraction-free zone.
  2. Prepare Questions: Decide on a set of questions—whether you use my weekly suggestions or create your own. Here are a couple to get you started:
    • "How was your week?"
    • "What is something you're proud of this week?"
  3. Distraction-Free Zone: Phones on do-not-disturb, TV off, and no laundry in sight! Your full attention is crucial.
  4. No Judgments, Just Ears: Let your partner speak freely. This exercise is about understanding their perspective and feelings.

Remember, consistency is key! The more you practice, the more natural these check-ins will become.

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Courtney Nolan

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