by Valentina Tudose | Feb 5, 2020 | Dating and Flirting, Intimacy and Connection
The coaching relationship is unique and powerful, and really can help you find fulfilment in your life and relationships. If you ever wondered ‘What can a Relationship Coach do for me?’, any ONE of the answers below can give you a compelling enough reason to book a...
by Valentina Tudose | Jan 19, 2020 | Intimacy and Connection, Press: SCMP
What does it mean when someone is emotionally unavailable? Generally speaking, the term emotionally unavailable refers to a person who doesn’t like to talk about the relationship, becomes evasive, makes up excuses or tries to avoid intimacy. It is usually more...
by Valentina Tudose | May 12, 2019 | Intimacy and Connection, Press: SCMP
Spending a life together with someone is a big deal. Before saying “I do” to a lifelong commitment and making promises to each other, it’s important to talk about the bigger issues in life. These will inevitably come up during the course of your marriage but...
by Valentina Tudose | Oct 9, 2018 | Intimacy and Connection, Press: SCMP
When you work in a city like Hong Kong where majority of your day is spent in the office, it may seem like a relationship with a colleague is the most viable option. However, office romances are sometimes prohibited or frowned upon depending on the company. Before...
by Valentina Tudose | Jul 22, 2018 | Intimacy and Connection, Press: SCMP
The way I see it, long distance relationships a can be short term solutions that need to lead to ultimate goal of a life together. While long distance relationships test commitment, communication and trust they are also beneficial when you need time to figure out if...
by Valentina Tudose | Jul 7, 2018 | Intimacy and Connection, Press: SCMP
Hearts all around China and Asia were broken when the infamous couple Song Hye-kyo and Song Joong-ki announced their divorce. Their relationship was a fairy tale come to life and fans loved watching the on screen couple continuing their romance off screen. So what...
