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RELATIONSHIP RESET
Set clear boundaries and agreements to prevent past issues from resurfacing and create a healthier dynamic. Acknowledge and work through unresolved issues rather than ignoring or suppressing them.
IT’S TIME TO HIT THE RESET
RELATIONSHIP RESET
A relationship reset involves open and honest communication, where both partners actively listen and address underlying issues without judgment. Rebuilding trust and setting healthy boundaries together creates a foundation for renewed connection and mutual growth.
Improve Emotional & Physical Intimacy
Develop a Conflict Resolution Plan
MEET SEAN
Sean Collinson, a Harvard-trained mediator with 21 years of experience, has handled over 7,000 cases, finding that nearly half ended without an attempt to reset the relationship. As a TV judge, hostage negotiator, and mediator, he’s proven that every conflict has a solution if both parties commit to the effort. Working worldwide, Sean helps couples rebuild, reconnect, and thrive.
IT’S TIME TO HIT THE RESET
10-Step Relationship Reset Program: Rebuilding for a Brighter Future
Step 1: Commitment to Change
Step 2: Honest Communication & Active Listening
Step 3: Identifying Root Issues
Step 4: Establishing Healthy Boundaries
Step 5: Forgiveness & Letting Go of Resentment
Step 6: Rebuilding Trust Through Actions
Step 7: Prioritizing Quality Time & Connection
Step 8: Conflict Resolution & Emotional Regulation
Step 9: Personal Growth & Self-Reflection
Step 10: Creating a Vision for the Future
Can you afford NOT to fix it?
Marriages often fail not because of irreconcilable differences, but because neither partner puts in the effort to reset the relationship to when it was thriving. Just like anything valuable in life, a marriage requires maintenance, intention, and a willingness to reconnect. Without this, distance grows, communication breaks down, and what was once strong begins to fade.
The cost NOT to fix it!
Whether in a partnership or a marriage, battling over who’s right can be costly—both emotionally and financially. Instead of spending $30,000 fighting in court, you could invest $3,000 in repairing your relationship and finding common ground. The choice is simple: work together to reset and rebuild or pay the price for unresolved conflict.