Standards and boundaries you can hold
A standard you abandon under pressure isn't a standard yet. We get clear on your non-negotiables, separate them from preferences you've inherited from other people, and rehearse how you'll hold them in the moment - when he's charming, when it's week three, when the reply comes at 11pm. Boundaries stop feeling like conflict and start feeling like information.
Spotting green flags early
Most of us are trained to notice red flags and hope they're nothing. We flip it: what does consistent, warm, capable behaviour actually look like in the first month? Effort that doesn't need prompting, curiosity about your life, comfort with a direct answer. Once you know what you're looking for, the ones who can't offer it become much easier to let go of quickly.
Attachment patterns and the pull you keep feeling
If you keep meeting the same person in different clothes, that's a pattern, not bad luck. We look at how you attach - what makes you chase, what makes you shut down, and which parts of anxiety you've been reading as chemistry. This is the work that changes who you're drawn to, not just how you handle them.
Dating that doesn't exhaust you
We build a rhythm you can sustain: how much app time, how many dates, when to pause. We review your profile and your real conversations, debrief after dates, and practise the direct conversations - defining the relationship, naming what you need, ending something kindly and early. Less spiral, more clarity.