Instead of immediately reacting to a difficult situation or conflict, it is possible to practice a 'pause' giving you the opportunity to respond thoughtfully and calmly, instead of impulsively.  Suzi's approach will lead you through a NLP pattern interrupt technique that introduces a NEW way of responding, and you will be able to use this powerful mindset tool for other situations.   By cultivating a 'responding' habit, you can develop better emotional regulation and communication skills. 

When faced with criticism or conflict, it's natural to become defensive.  However, practising less defensiveness can lead to more productive conversations, harmony and personal growth.  Instead of immediately getting defensive, Suzi will explore how you might approach the situation with an open mind and consider the other person's viewpoint.  This allows for a more constructive dialogue and an opportunity to learn from the situation.  Suzi teaches you how to discern from destructive and constructive criticism in order to maintain healthy boundaries.   

Active listening is an essential skill in resolving relationship difficulties, and Suzi can help teach it. By actively listening to your partner, you show them that you care about their thoughts and feelings. This can help build trust and improve communication, leading to a stronger relationship. Suzi can provide guidance on how to develop this skill and how to apply it in your daily life.

Acceptance is key in navigating relationship difficulties.  Instead of trying to change or control others, focus on accepting them as they are.  This doesn't mean condoning harmful behaviour, but acknowledging that everyone has their own perspectives and experiences.  Practising acceptance can lead to increased empathy, greater understanding and healthier relationships.

Suzi can help you practice gratitude by encouraging you to focus on the positive aspects of your relationship. By regularly expressing gratitude towards your partner, you can strengthen your bond and increase happiness in your relationship. Suzi may suggest exercises such as keeping a gratitude journal, making a special 'happiness jar', or expressing gratitude through daily affirmations or small gestures.

Suzi can help you to feel less anxious about what people think, especially in the context of relationship difficulties, by reminding you that you cannot control others' opinions and that their judgements do not define your worth. Instead, she encourages you to focus on your own values and self-acceptance, and prioritize your own growth and wellbeing. Remember, you are worthy simply because you exist, and you have the power to shape your own inner dialogue.