Relationships. That’s what really matters.

Life isn’t about money or career or the number of likes we get. Relationships. That’s what really matters. With our partner, our kids, our parents, friends, colleagues.

So much advice available on the subject comes from unsolicited sources, isn’t backed up by science, or it’s hard to implement in our day to day lives. It comes in the form of (often cheesy) self help books or really inaccessible scientific tomes.

We’re headquartered in New York

Our Advisors & Coaches

Elette Benoit

MFT, NBC-HWC.

Marriage and family therapist and nationally board certified health and wellness coach specializing in helping others cultivate their strengths and gain empowering tools to overcome personal challenges and achieve relational goals.

Scott Braitwaite

PhD.

Associate Professor of Psychology at Brigham Young University who has started his own program of prevention research that aims to reduce the incidence of marital dysfunction and the physical and mental health problems that attend it.

Joanne Davila

PhD.

Licensed mental health counselor in the state of NY who uses CBT, DBT & Psychodynamic therapy in a person-centric approach to counseling.

Beth Gulotta

LMHC.

Licensed mental health counselor in the state of NY who developed a passion for helping others after her own path of self-reflection & connection.

Matthew Johnson

PhD.

Chair of Psychology and Director of the Marriage and Family Studies Laboratory at Binghamton University. Author of “Great Myths of Intimate Relationships”.

Munni Visco

JD, Certified Life Coach.

Certified professional life coach specializing in empowering others to build happier lives. Bachelor of Science in finance and a Doctorate in law.

Mark Williams

LMHC.

Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Certified Addictions Professional and Qualified Supervisor in Florida. With over 25 years of experience working with individuals, couples and families, Mark specializes in areas including addiction, sex, trauma, and codepency issues.