Hey there! I'm Dr. Shanon Roberts, and I wear many hats - licensed professional counselor, author of "Naked and Exposed: Learning to Love Well Using the Intimacy for Life Method™ in Your Marriage," speaker, marriage repair expert, and host of the Love Leading Podcast with Dr. Shanon. With over 30 years of experience, I've had the privilege of working with thousands of couples, helping them restore their relationships. I founded Christian Counseling of South Tampa, LLC, and now I've transitioned into Shanon Roberts Counseling, LLC, where I offer in-person and online programs, free webinars, weekly live shows, and retreats for couples and women. My approach is all about empathy and acceptance, even when discussing the toughest topics. As a Christian, I recognize the spiritual aspect of individuals and incorporate it into treatment at their comfort level. I also offer two-day intensives for couples from all over the United States.

When I'm not working, you'll find me enjoying the outdoors, hitting the beach, or spending time with my three grown children in Tampa, Florida. Now, let's dive into some tips for fostering connection and intimacy in your relationship!

We've all seen that couple—the ones who share a glance across the room that speaks volumes. What's their secret? Having worked with couples for three decades, I'm intrigued by what makes relationships thrive. Here are four tips to keep your connection strong:

  1. Prioritize "us" time. In the chaos of life, it's easy to put your relationship on the back burner. Make it a priority to spend quality time together, even when life gets busy.

  2. Communicate clearly. Treat your relationship like a business by scheduling regular meetings to discuss finances, schedules, and responsibilities. Keeping each other informed reduces stress and strengthens your bond.

  3. Embrace conflict. Disagreements are normal, but it's how you handle them that matters. Learn to fight fair, and use conflicts as opportunities to deepen your understanding of each other.

  4. Maintain intimacy. Physical and emotional intimacy are vital for a healthy relationship. Keep the spark alive by prioritizing "intimate" time together and openly discussing your needs and desires.

These tips will set you on the path to a strong and connected relationship. To learn more about my work and access free resources, Navigate through my website at https://www.shanonrobertscounseling.com. Ready to take the next step? Sign up for a free consultation or grab a copy of my book, "Naked and Exposed," at http://shanonrobertscounseling.com/book. Let's build a relationship that goes beyond surviving to thriving!

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