Terri has spent more than 30 years studying relationships and helping couples go the distance. She begins the course by outlining how a few simple strategies can ensure your relationship is exciting, passionate and really happy.

The biggest reason relationships fail isn't conflict, bad communication, or sexual incompatibility, it’s frustration caused by unrealistic expectations. Terri shares some of the key myths that drive these unrealistic beliefs.

How much do you really know about relationships? To check we’re not being misled by common myths ingrained in us from our childhood and the media, Terri shares a short relationship IQ quiz, the answers to which may surprise you...

Partners who can identify each other’s personal expectations in a relationship experience greater happiness and less frustration over time. Terri shares an exercise that will help you articulate your expectations with each other.

Terri looks at the significant role that affirmation plays in relationship happiness, explores the different ways you can give it to your partner, and invites you to complete a challenge...

The sense of being able to count on your partner for help is key to relationship happiness and fulfilment. Terri explores three types of support you can give each other along with a case study.

Terri continues to discuss the topic of support in relationships and shares a four-step guide to asking your partner for help and clearly communicating your needs

Many couples unfortunately mistake their handling of daily tasks and frequent exchanges of practical information for real communication. Terri’s ‘10-Minute Rule’ can help.

Some conflict with your partner is typical and inevitable. This session explores key strategies that can help you resolve disagreements constructively.

There are several reasons why relationships fall into a rut, but staying in one will eat away at the happiness and excitement in your relationship. Terri shares some small changes you can make, as well as an exercise to inspire your next date night!

Terri explains the difference between two main types of love – passionate love and companionate love – and the role they both play in building connection and intimacy over time.

Even though passionate love inevitably declines in all relationships over time, it can be reignited and rekindled. Terri shares some tried-and-tested strategies and why they work.

Terri runs through four additional strategies she’s learned from her 30 year study of long-term couples and how they can keep your relationship happy, exciting and healthy over time

Here we are, at the end of the course. Terri looks back on the key characteristics of happy couples and shares some final top tips, so you can keep up the good work you’ve started.