During COVID-19, connecting digitally with friends/family over Zoom, and FaceTime has made all the difference. It’s connected us all on a deeper level and has even become the new norm for dating. Matchmaking has now transitioned to matching clients virtually. Since this pandemic, many of us are left wondering – Are we really supposed to …
During the outbreak of COVID-19, many of us have faced massive challenges. Some have tragically been infected by the virus, and ALL have been instructed to practice social distancing (stay inside) and work from home to help flatten the curve. As a Life Coach and Matchmaker in Toronto, I wanted to spread some positivity along […]
A lot of people, including couples feel that Valentines Day is the most overrated holiday. It’s pretty much a Hallmark holiday, that was created to sell cards, chocolate and flowers. While some may love this stuff, others think it’s a waste of money and calories. If you’re single on VDay, this can be one of […]
Dating someone with a mental illness adds an extra dynamic to a relationship, as any health issue would. Here are some useful tips to keep in mind to help your spouse living with a mental illness. *Support them in a healthy way. Know that you aren’t there to “fix” your partner or take responsibility for […]
As we manage to get through the holiday season and answer all of those questions around our current dating status, we may still be feeling a little uneasy during this time of year. Between couples smooching at holiday parties, and midnight kisses on New Year’s Eve, you may just feel like hibernating. So how can […]
I’ve been thinking a lot about friendships/relationships, that have came into my life and exited over this past year. Sometimes they come to an end as the natural circle of life. We are in constant change, evolving and growing and we say goodbye to friendships/relationships that no longer serve us. The holidays can be a […]
LAT-Living apart together is not for everyone, but it works well for people in relationships who have been married before and like living independently. We spoke with a few couples in LAT living arrangements who typically preferred avoiding the more “structured” commitments of cohabiting relationships such as children, joint finances and …
So often, I coach singles on how to walk into a room and really leave a lasting impression. You have 7 seconds to make a lasting impression and really get noticed. So let’s get started! Walk with purpose-Think about why your presence in the room is important. Why would someone want to get to know […]