NLP Podcast 166: The Recipe for Happy Relationships

“You only see what kind of attachment you have when you are under stress.” – Janine Förster

Be it in romantic, familial, or friendly relationships, most of us know them: relationship problems. The causes can be quite different, such as lack of trust, too great differences, or even just small habits of the other person that can drive us so crazy that it sometimes escalates into a big argument. Surely you have already wondered how to solve these problems to lead a happy relationship again.

THERE is probably no recipe for a happy relationship that works for every relationship. However, in today's podcast episode, our guests Janine Förster and Jonathan Makkonen reveal important ingredients and talk with Stephan about their experiences as social educators who offer coaching to help families and couples achieve more attachment and fewer conflicts in their relationships.

The two founders of "Das Relationship", both of whom have studied social work, met years ago at their former workplace in the field of family and couple counseling. They quickly realized that they share the same energy and interests. They both have a passion for helping people and engaging in sports. Thus, a wonderful friendship developed. Over time, they became increasingly aware that they could not only fix damage with their knowledge but also prevent crises. They wanted to share their knowledge with a wider audience, and so they founded their own coaching company together two years ago and have since helped many families, couples, and individuals.

>In the podcast episode, they talk with Stephan about some general important factors and tips that can help build and maintain happy, long-term, and fulfilling relationships. An important point for both of them is especially the attachment style, meaning what attachment experiences we had in our childhood with our parents or other close caregivers. This shapes us, so we often transfer this experience to other relationships in adulthood. You can learn about this insight and many more in the podcast now.
Enjoy listening!