Whole Relationship Coaching

Spring is a great time to get ouside and enjoy beautiful weather with your love.
Go to a ballgame.
Visit a farm market.
Check out a local festival.

Sprinng is a great to renew romance with outdoor date adventures.
Go on a hike together.
Eat at an outdoor restaurant.
Visit a garden center, buy some plants and start a garden.

More spring date ideas.
Play tennis or golf.
Go camping.
Stroll around your downtown area.

More date ideas to enjoy this spring.
Visit a state park together.
Fly a kite or throw a frisbee at the park.
Do a scavenger hunt.

Spring is here and its time to get out and enjoy the beautiful weather with your partner. Here are a few ideas for spring dates.
Visit a botanical garden.
Visit a park and have a picnic.
Do a food truck dinner together.

Date Night are an important way to stay connected. Once you're married, you shouldn't stop dating. Early in the relationship; premarriage, couples dated to get to know one another better. People seem to think once you get married you know all you need to know about one another. This is a huge myth that can lead to couples losing touch with one another. A marriage goes through seasons, and a couple individually changes over time. You want to grow together through the years. Having weekly date nights keeps you in touch with one another and gives you alone time to share and continue to learn about one another. Spending time together engaging in activities, hobbies, service acts are great ways to stay connected.
Share your best date night/day experiences.

A thriving relationship takes intentional hard work. Couples who are happy and content do things consistently to keep up the high level of satisfaction in their relationship.
5. Celebrate small things
It's been said it's the little things that make the most difference in a relationship. Couples who recognize things like birthdays, anniversaries and other important dates are honoring the committment they made to one another. It's a way to remember the love you share.
You can celebrate small things at any time. Small things such as weekly date night cement the commitment you made to keep your relationship strong. There are many small ways to celebrate one another- remember important events, make new traditions, leave one another love notes, etc. The most important aspect is the continuing attention you give to one another and your relationship that will keep you happy and satisfied in your relationship.

Happy satisfied couples are intentional in the manner in which they conduct their relationships. They tend to do certain things that benefit the emotional health of their relationship.
4. Physical touch
Happy couples engage in acts of physical touch daily. They kiss, hold hands and reach out and touch one another in a comforting manner. Couples seek out one another and engage in intimate relations regularly. They enjoy the pleasures physical touch bring to one another.

Couples that report a happy, satisfied life together are participate in rituals that sustain their relationship.
3. Eat together
Couples who make the time to eat at least one meal together usually spend that time sharing their day's activites. This refers to checking in with one another. Sharing a meal together is a way to spend time together and connect. It denotes an intention that we matter and will carve time throughout the day to be togther.

Happy, contented couples know you have to continually work to keep your relationship thriving.
2. Check-in with their spouse
Couples regularly check in with their partner throughout the day. They also make time to go over their schedules and committments. They plan date nights, and other events with one another to keep connected with what is going on in each other's lives.

Couples who report high levels of satisfaction in their relationship share certain habits they maintain. These things are accomplished intentionally on a regular basis.
1. Couples go on a date night on a regular basis. Happy couples understand the importance of spending quality date time together. This is a great way to stay connected, keep growing together in love, and spending special time with one another. Another inportant factor is has been associated with lower divorce rates.

Celebrate Valenetine's Day with your love. Incorporate the five senses: taste, touch, see, hear, smell into your celebration.
Examples:
Enjoy a favorite food and beverage (taste) and
Burn a candle and have some sweet flowers (smell) while you
Hold hands and dance in each others arms (touch)
and listen to your favorite music (hear)
and look into each other's eyes (see).
Or you can come up with something of your own.
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Winter Date night Ideas.
Food truck night.
Hot chocolate date- make a hot chocolate bar at home.
Make a playlist of your favorite music and have a dance party at home.
Start a fire in the fire pit, toast marshmellow and talk about your dreams.

Continuing our winter date night ideas.
Do a fondue night. At home or out.
Do a puzzle together.
Take a pottery class.
Go to a drive. Watch a movie and enjoy snacks.

Pamper yourself and your partner. After the busy holiday season, take some time out for yourself. Do something special and out of the ordinary just for you and your mate. When you feel good, you do good.

More winter date night ideas. Keep the romance going during the cold winter season with these fun ideas.
Make pizza at home. Customize your own pizza.
Visit a local museum.
Have a game night at home.
Take a cooking class.

Do small acts of kindness for others. Doing for others does good for you. The more you focus od others, the better you feel. It also takes the focus off of your own worries. Examples could be makee a coffee for your partner. Pick up a special treat for the both of you. Run an errand for a friend or neighbor. Set the tone for the new year by letting your partner know how much they mean to you by these simple acts of kindness.

More winter date night ideas to keep you connected and enjoy the season.
Have an indoor picnic.
Visit your local book store. Browse books, read and sip coffee.
Go sledding.
Go to a hockey game.