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What the Attune experience is for

Most couples do not go looking for a relationship tool because something is wrong.

How to review your results together

Though there is no prescribed method or ‘best way’ to approach your Attune insights, we compiled the following outline to guide anyone trying to thoughtfully approach this experience.

Living attuned

Finishing your Attune experience is not the end of anything.

Understanding is something you do

Most people treat understanding their partner as a state they arrived at some time ago.

Why understanding matters more than agreement

There is a finding in relationship research that surprises almost everybody who hears it.

How to build a relationship where understanding is normal

Understanding does not happen because two people intend it.

Conflict is not the problem

Plenty of couples arrive at a relationship tool quietly hoping it will help them argue less.

The difference between conflict and repair

Two people can handle conflict in almost exactly the same way and still need completely different things once it is over.

How to start a hard conversation

When you already know a conversation is going to be difficult, the hardest part is almost always the first sentence.

Why couples fight about the same things

Most couples have one argument that keeps returning.

The Attune exercises, and what each one is for

Attune is made of five exercises.

What your couple type changes

Your couple type is a description of the dynamic the two of you make together.

Why you answer separately

Every exercise in Attune is completed alone.