During Coronavirus (Covid-19), many more relationships have turned into long distance relationships. If you're not sheltering in place with your partner, you could be living in the same town, but still effectively have a long distance relationship.

We had a very-long-distance relationship for over 2 years. Christian is from Denmark and Sonika lived in California, so it was a 9 hour time difference, 11 hour flight and 8500 miles that separated us. So we know a bit about making long distance relationships intimate.

We recommend focusing on 4 different areas, and in the video we give you ideas for each of these 4:

1. Intimate communication

2. Touch points

3. Moment-by-moment relating

4. Getting creative

When you're in a long distance relationship, you definitely need to get creative. There are so many things you can't do that you would naturally do in physical proximity, such as touching each other, leaning on each other, running an idea by your partner, relaxing together, cooking together, making love together, and many more.

And conflicts and disagreements can be really tricky.

Because of the restrictions and challenges of the Coronavirus (Covid-19) there is so much extra stress, fear, and tension in our relationships. This stress takes a real toll on us as individuals and on our marriage or relationship, when really, we need to be connected and in sync more than ever.

We created a 90-min mini-workshop for couples to deal with stress and disagreements, How To Be More Understanding During Disagreements. In this workshop-from-your-couch, we are going to help you:

* Find understanding

* Relieve tension and stress

* Discover common ground between each other

* Get on the same page

* Learn techniques to de-escalate during conflict

* Get back to connection

Register here: https://loveworksforyou.com/how-to-be-more-understanding-during-disagreements 

We have helped thousands of couples navigate crisis and stressful times, and we'd be honored to help you, too.