How to Reparent Yourself: Healing Through Inner Nurturing

We all have moments where we react in ways that don’t quite make sense—feeling irrationally anxious, getting triggered by small things, or craving validation more than we’d like to admit. Often, these reactions aren’t just about the present moment. They stem from...

Control vs Influence in Relationships: How to Spot the Difference

Power is present in every relationship. It shows up in how decisions are made, whose needs are prioritised, and how freely each person feels they can express themselves. It can be dynamic and shift over time, depending on context, roles, and communication patterns....

How People Pleasing Leads to Unhealthy Relationships

At first glance, being agreeable, generous, and helpful might seem like the recipe for a great relationship. But when these behaviours come from a place of needing to be liked, avoiding conflict, or meeting everyone else’s needs at the expense of your own—it’s no...
How People Pleasing Leads to Unhealthy Relationships

How People Pleasing Leads to Unhealthy Relationships

At first glance, being agreeable, generous, and helpful might seem like the recipe for a great relationship. But when these behaviours come from a place of needing to be liked, avoiding conflict, or meeting everyone else’s needs at the expense of your own—it’s no...

read more
Could Validation Be the Key to Better Relationships?

Could Validation Be the Key to Better Relationships?

Have you ever poured your heart out to someone, only to feel dismissed or unheard? Maybe you’ve shared a frustration, and instead of acknowledgement, you got advice you didn’t ask for. Or perhaps you’ve expressed excitement, only to be met with indifference. Moments...

read more
5 Ways to Get More Love in Your Life

5 Ways to Get More Love in Your Life

Love is one of the most fundamental human needs, yet many of us feel like we’re not receiving enough of it. Whether it’s romantic, platonic, or self-love, cultivating more love in your life starts with intentional choices and actions. Love isn’t just something that...

read more
How neuroscience can help you to be happier

How neuroscience can help you to be happier

Happiness may feel like an elusive goal, but neuroscience reveals that much of our emotional well-being is rooted in how our brains function. Rather than relying on external events or circumstances, science shows us that happiness is something we can nurture from...

read more
Why it is so difficult to be happy

Why it is so difficult to be happy

Happiness is a universal goal—something we all seem to chase. Yet, for most of us, it feels elusive, fleeting, or even unattainable. Why is happiness so difficult to achieve? Let’s explore five key reasons, challenging common misconceptions and offering insights to...

read more
Is your relationship right for you?

Is your relationship right for you?

When it comes to relationships, there’s often a moment when you pause and ask yourself: Is this relationship right for me? Whether you’re in the early stages of dating or years into a committed partnership, this question is natural and, in many ways, necessary. It...

read more
A New Year Reflection: Silence, Connection and Purpose

A New Year Reflection: Silence, Connection and Purpose

As the festive hum of Christmas fades and the New Year unfolds, many of us are left craving something more than resolutions and parties. For me, the start of the year is a time for deeper reflection—a chance to pause, reset, and realign with what truly matters. For...

read more
Why It Is So Hard to Change

Why It Is So Hard to Change

Change is something we all strive for at some point—whether it’s breaking a bad habit, starting a new routine, or improving how we interact in our relationships. Yet, despite our best intentions, change often feels difficult and elusive. Why is it so hard? The answer...

read more
The_Design_Space_Flat_36-1

Welcome

Having connected with some of the world’s leading relationship experts, Amy distils all that wisdom into bite sized relationship hacks – for better love, connection, conflict and communication. 

 

Let’s Connect

Browse

Relationship

red flags

(and their antidotes)

Most of us are familiar with the term “red flags” and everyone has experienced them somewhere in their relationship history. Red flags are issues that signal problems in relationships which, left unaddressed, will eventually lead to relationship breakdown.  Don’t get caught unaware…

Sign up below and I’ll send you the guide and keep you in the loop.

We promise not to bombard your inbox with loads of emails you’ll just delete. We focus on quality rather than quantity.

pexels-photo-698864-scaled-3
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.