About this event

Why is lasting connection so hard — even between two people who genuinely love each other? Here's the truth most of us never get told: you're not fighting your partner. You're both up against nature. The human brain is built for survival, not for relational harmony — it's scanning for threat long before conscious thought kicks in, and it can't always tell the difference between real danger and a partner using a tone you don't like. Conflict isn't a sign you picked wrong. It's biology. And once you understand that, everything changes. In this evening workshop, we'll explore what actually makes love secure and durable — not the absence of conflict, but the ability to repair well and keep turning toward each other. You'll learn why "winning" an argument quietly costs you, how to shift from who's right? to what's good for us?, and why the strongest couples aren't the ones who never struggle — they're the ones who know how to find their way back. Whether you're partnered and want to deepen what you have, or single and want to understand what to build toward, you'll leave with a clearer picture of what secure love really takes — and real hope that it's within reach. Come as you are. Join us for an evening of real talk.

Tickets

• Untitled Ticket — Free

Organizer

Hosted by Therapy with Mike.

Michael Fleg, M.P.P., M.Ed.