Fathering is an Art
Being a great dad is one of the simplest and most difficult things at the same time. It is one of the most challenging and rewarding things to take on. Fathering is an art, a true labor of love and when one chooses to take that journey it is a lifelong commitment to another individual. … Continued
Oversharing. Too Much of a Good Thing.
As reality has shifted to a more tech centered world, and we are getting to know a romantic interest virtually there is a tendency towards oversharing. This is completely natural in times like these when we are a bit more isolated. When we do make an authentic connection we tend to really spew a bit. … Continued
Let’s Connect!
The World Health Organization recently changed their language from “social distancing” to “physical distancing” when they realized this was the wrong message. They want people to connect with friends and family for their mental well being. We know it is more important than ever for people to check in on loved ones who are isolated. … Continued
Relationship Coaching
We only know what we know. Seems obvious enough, but getting to the core of what this simple statement means gives us a great jumping off point for today’s blog on Relationship Coaching. If you are getting mired down in interpersonal relationships or spinning your wheels with your partner, there is a way to leverage … Continued
Radical Times Call For Radical Collaboration
We’re living in radical times, and it calls for acts of radical collaboration. So many of us are grappling with doing familiar things in new ways – and in close quarters with our families. We’re painstakingly maintaining boundaries in hopes of doing our part to flatten the curve of the Coronavirus spread. But for many … Continued
Virtual Dating 101
Social distancing sounds like a wet blanket for singles, but many Kelleher International clients are finding success with virtual dating. So, while we’re all forced to nest at home to protect our communities, we invite you to welcome in a necessary twist on discovering love in the age of the coronavirus. Reimagine the getting to … Continued
Deepen Your Connections
Social distancing can deepen your connections. Or weaken them. It’s really up to you. Self-quarantine means forced proximity for live-in couples and families. “The uncertainty surrounding the current global health crisis is causing deep anxiety. That, coupled with the unexpected forced proximity for those living under the same roof compounds things, explains Amber Kelleher-Andres, CEO … Continued
The First Vacation Together
One sure way of getting to know a new love is on your first vacation together. As a couple, the learning curve in the early days of dating is steep. And every interaction can reveal something new. And there’s so much you’ll learn about your new match planning that first vacation together. The Kelleher International … Continued
Expectations Affect Momentum in a Relationship
Do you struggle developing momentum in a relationship? Perhaps because your career is driving and a romantic relationship takes the back seat. Or maybe it’s because you’re the primary caregiver of the kiddos post-divorce, and navigating dating isn’t the main priority. The situations can vary considerably, but the collective certainty is that time is our … Continued
Relationship Success Is a Labor of Love
How does relationship success look and feel? And how do we get there?! Relationship success is a labor of love. And there are no shortcuts because there’s no final destination. Real success in your romantic partnership takes a daily re-commitment. But when you’re with the right person – the one willing to do the work … Continued
Navigating a Breakup Involving Kids
A breakup involving kids is difficult. But is it possible to break off your love interest & stay committed to their children at the same time? At Kelleher International, we know a breakup involving kids is never easy. And calling it quits with a partner whose children you adore can be one of the toughest … Continued
Lost in Love
Losing yourself in a relationship is all too common. For many, it’s the model you grew up witnessing as a child; so it feels natural. Maybe it was one parent’s needs consistently put before the other’s. Or a voiceless participant in the romantic partnership doing everything possible to please the other at the expense of … Continued