8 Green Flags We Don’t Value Enough
By Danielle Andrews We’ve talk about red flags quite a bit in this blog … but identifying green flags is equally as important. And if you can be present enough to notice even the subtle ones, you’re more likely to fall in love with the right person. There are the obvious ones: They text back … Continued
When Your Friends Don’t Like Your Partner…
By Danielle Andrews How to Weigh Your Friends Opinions Without Losing Yourself There’s a particular kind of stomach-drop that happens when your ask your best friend, “Well … what do you think?”, and there is even the slightest hesitation. Or when you notice the group go quiet whenever your relationship comes up. Or when your … Continued
Is Emotional Unavailability The New Red Flag?
By Danielle Andrews Once upon a time, a red flag was obvious — jealousy, controlling behavior, cruelty, but today, a new contender has taken the throne; emotional unavailability. And unlike its predecessors, this one comes wrapped in charm, good looks, and just enough vulnerability to keep you hooked. Scroll through any dating advice forum and you’ll … Continued
Coaches Corner with Julianne McGowan
In this blog article, we take a question from a reader of our Newsletter, “Kelleher Connections”, and have our lead Relationship Coach at Kelleher, Julianne McGowan respond: This months reader asks: “I’ve been in a long term relationship for the past 25 years. It’s very intimidating jumping back into dating. Is there any advice you … Continued
Does Your Partner Speak a Different Love Language?
Danielle Andrews Bridging the love language gap You tell them you love them every single day. You leave notes on the bathroom mirror, text them good morning without fail, narrate your feelings like you’re narrating a documentary about your own heart. And they look at you — genuinely, warmly — and ask if you want … Continued
Finding Love as an Introvert
By Danielle Andrews Advice for Introverts and Independent People A lot of dating advice begins with the assumption that everyone is desperately lonely, waiting anxiously to find that other person who will come to the rescue to fill the void and make them whole. If that’s not you — if your idea of a perfect … Continued