Become The Happiest Couple You Know!
A workshop by transformational relationship therapist, Isiah McKimmie
Ready to become the happiest couple you know?
Without nagging, giving up, or walking on eggshells — in a matter of weeks.
High-achieving couples are moving from emotional distance to real closeness and desire again, without conversations that leave one of you shut down.
Everytime we tried to talk about problems we would both just end up frustrated.
We had tried reading books and setting up date night, but nothing was working.
Years together. They still loved each other. But they felt stuck. And they didn't know what to do.
"The things we were trying alone just weren't working. Every time we tried to talk about problems we would both just end up frustrated. We had tried reading books and setting up date night, but nothing was working. Then we found you. We rediscovered each other. We look forward to time together. We're more understanding of each other's needs. We now both enjoy sex more."
Let me show you what they changed.
I’ve helped thousands of couples discover more connection and intimacy. Let me show you what actually works.
You love each other — and still feel painfully disconnected.
You’ve tried talking, but nothing really changes.
You’ve explained how you feel.
You’ve chosen your words carefully.
You’ve waited for the right moment.
And still, the same thing happens.
The conversation goes in circles.
One of you shuts down.
The other feels unheard.
And intimacy… is basically non-existent.
Love isn’t the problem.
Effort isn’t the problem.
Caring deeply isn’t the problem.
Most of us were never taught how to work with relationships in a way that actually creates change.
So we try harder.
We talk more.
We explain ourselves better.
But without the right tools, in the right order, those conversations often go nowhere — or make things worse.
This is where couples get stuck — not because they aren’t trying,
but because they’ve never been given the right tools at the right time.
Many people offering relationship advice have good intentions, but little training in how relationships actually change — especially under stress.
Very few experts are sharing proven tools in a proven order. And THIS is how you make meaningful change.
What I’m going to share with you:
Doesn’t take hours of your time.
Doesn’t require spending years in therapy.
Doesn’t ask you to give up on getting your needs met — again.
Small, well-timed changes can make a significant difference.
I’m here to share what actually works —
when you have the right tools, in the right order.
You don’t need to be certain this will work.
You just need to be willing to try something different —
something that’s grounded, structured, and proven to help couples shift.
I’ve watched this create real change for people who didn’t think it could.
This is for you if:
You feel like you’re slowly growing apart — ships in the night — even though things seem “okay” day to day.
You love your partner, but feel emotionally disconnected and don’t know how to get back to each other.
Every time you try to talk things through, one of you shuts down and the conversation goes nowhere.
You’re tired of feeling like you’re the one holding the relationship together and trying to improve it.
You don’t want to nag, push, or force change — but you also don’t want to give up on creating something better.
You sometimes find yourself wondering what will happen down the track if things keep going this way…
There's nothing wrote with you. You're human. And you've probably never been given proven guidance that can actually make a difference - especially once patterns are already in place.
Most relationship advice is well-intentioned — but it isn’t always well-trained.
Many people offering guidance draw on personal experience, popular psychology, or opinion-based frameworks, or isolated tools — without formal training in how relationships actually change under stress.
Even most therapists receive very limited training in couples and relationship work, and may rely on general communication tips or personal beliefs rather than a clear, evidence-based framework.
My work is different.
I’m trained in the gold-standard approaches to relationship therapy, proven to help the majority of couples who engage with them.
This isn’t guesswork.
And it isn’t advice pulled from an Instagram post.
For over 15 years, I’ve worked with thousands of individuals and couples, helping them understand what’s actually happening in their relationship — and what to do next.
I’ve helped couples create change when nothing else had worked, and when they were close to giving up.
Most people notice change in a matter of weeks.
Here’s what this can look like.
It’s the end of the day.
You’re both tired.
You sit down on the couch together — and this is where you’d normally both reach for your phones.
Scrolling side by side.
That familiar sense of distance settling in.
You’d feel too tired to know what to do about it.
Too unsure of what to say without it turning into another conversation that goes nowhere.
Later, you’d get into bed.
One of you might try to initiate intimacy…
But without closeness, you wouldn’t really feel in the mood, so it goes nowhere. And you’d go to sleep feeling even more lonely and frustrated than when the night started.
But this time, something is different.
You know you’ve got the tools to change it.
So you speak up — not to start another conversation about what’s wrong, and not in a way that leads to shutdown or distance.
You know what to say.
And you know what to do.
You create a shift.
You feel closer.
You laugh together.
You feel like a team again.
That emotional connection you’ve been craving starts to rebuild — and that closeness just might lead to something else…
What my clients say
“The things we were trying alone just weren’t working."
Every time we tried to talk about problems we would both just end up frustrated. We had tried reading books and setting up date night, but nothing was working.
Then we found you.
We rediscovered each other. We look forward to time together. We’re more understanding of each other’s needs. We now both enjoy sex more.”*
— C & J
"We now have a deeper bond, greater love, and a better physical connection."
“My partner wanted to fast-forward to a great sex life. I wanted him to be more attentive to my needs. I was stunned at how much closer and more loving my partner and I became after a session. We now have a deeper bond, greater love, and a better physical connection. We now look forward to our nights together.”
— Michelle
"I can now ask for what I need"
“I thought we had a great marriage, but I can see now what was missing in our relationship. We are so much happier. We are kinder. There is less tension. I’m not resentful anymore. I can now ask for what I need — and so can my husband. I’m so glad we agreed to do this.”
— Jane
These Couples Refused To Stay Stuck:
They stopped blaming each other — and themselves.
Instead, they took action.
They learned what actually makes a difference when it comes to connection, communication, and intimacy — and how to apply it in real life.
That’s what allowed them to move out of frustration and distance — and back into closeness, ease, and a relationship that actually feels good to be in.
Inside How to Become the Happiest Couple You Know
What You’ll Learn (and Why This Works)
This workshop isn’t about trying harder, saying things better, or having another conversation that goes nowhere.
In this 2-hour workshop, you’ll learn:
The four powerful steps that can transform a relationship
Moving you from emotional distance and frustration to connection, closeness, and intimacy that feels natural again — not something you have to manage, chase, or push for.
Why connection breaks down even when you love each other
Including the subtle, often unintentional ways couples shut connection down — without either person meaning to.
How to identify the exact loop you keep getting pulled into
So it finally makes sense why things stall — and what actually helps you move forward.
Proven tools you can start using straight away
Practical, evidence-based strategies that help shift how you relate to each other in everyday moments — not just in “big talks.”
How to rebuild emotional closeness and lasting intimacy
In ways that increase trust, ease, and desire, rather than triggering shutdown, defensiveness, or avoidance.
When You Join You Also Receive
Bonus 1: X Ways to Reconnect With Your Partner
Simple, practical ways to rebuild emotional closeness in everyday moments — without forcing big conversations or overthinking what to say.
Bonus 2: The Date Night Playbook
A realistic guide to creating time together that actually strengthens your connection, rather than feeling awkward, pressured, or performative.
Bonus 3: Conversation Starters to Deepen Intimacy
Thoughtful prompts designed to open connection and closeness — without triggering shutdown, defensiveness, or going in circles.
This Workshop is NOT For you If:
You’re looking for quick fixes or techniques to control or manipulate your partner
You want things to change without being open to doing things differently yourself
You’re unwilling to reflect on how both of you contribute to the dynamic
You’re currently in an unsafe or abusive relationship (individual support is essential first)
You Might Be Wondering...
Most couples who come to this work aren’t new to relationships tools — they’re tired of things that almost help.
The issue usually isn’t effort. It’s using the wrong tools at the wrong time. This workshop shows you how to work with patterns as they’re happening, not just talk about them afterward.
“What if my partner shuts down or isn’t great at talking?”
That’s exactly why this work helps. It’s designed for real relationships — not ideal communicators.
You’ll learn how to create connection without forcing conversations that leave one of you overwhelmed or withdrawn.
“What if I’m worried it’s already too late?”
That fear is incredibly common — especially when things look fine on the surface but feel lonely underneath.
This work isn’t about going backwards or fixing the past. It’s about understanding what’s happening now and changing how you respond — which is often enough to create meaningful movement.
“Do we both need to do this together?”
Doing it together is ideal — but change often begins when one person starts doing something different.
Many couples notice shifts simply because the dynamic itself starts to change.
Ready to become the happiest couple you know — and have the relationship your friends quietly wish they had?
You don’t need to try harder.
You don’t need another circular conversation.
And you don’t need to wait until things get worse to take action.
If you want to understand what’s actually happening in your relationship — and learn how to create real connection, communication, and intimacy again — this workshop will show you how.
In just two hours, you’ll gain tools you can start using immediately.
Tools that help you move out of distance and frustration — and back into closeness, ease, and feeling like a team again.
👉 Join the workshop and take the next step forward.
ABOUT YOUR HOST
Meet Isiah!
Isiah McKimmie is a relationship therapist and sexologist with over 15 years of experience helping individuals and couples create deeper connection, stronger communication, and more satisfying intimacy.
Her work is grounded in the gold-standard, evidence-based approaches to relationship therapy — including Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), the Gottman Method, and contemporary sex therapy — rather than opinion, trends, or quick-fix advice.
Isiah is known for helping couples who feel stuck:
Those who love each other, but feel disconnected.
Those who’ve tried talking, reading, and “doing the work” — without lasting change.
Through a clear, structured approach, she helps people understand what’s really happening in their relationship, and what to do next — so change feels possible, practical, and sustainable.
Her work focuses on creating relationships that don’t just look okay on the outside, but actually feel good to be in.
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"Thank you for making this process, which could have been much more uncomfortable, as easy as possible. We feel connected now and it’s more fun. Initiating sex feels easier and pleasure comes easier."
- Laura