Going to the same restaurant week after week could get old pretty quickly. One way to keep date night fun and exciting is to be creative! Perhaps there’s a new restaurant, a new museum that opened or a movie your
Putting Distractions Away
The purpose of a date night is to spend intimate time alone with your partner. The focus of the night should be you and your partner. That means put away the distractions. Things like cell phones, social media and work
Personal Time Together
No matter if you’ve been together for 1 year, 5 years, or 45 years, maintaining personal time together should be important.
Your Relationship Is Important
It is incredibly easy to get overwhelmed with life’s demands that your relationship can get pushed to the side. However, when you make date night a priority you are telling your partner and yourself that your relationship is important.
Making Date Night a Priority! Series Introduction
By Lavender Williams, HRI Program Specialist Do you remember your very first date with your partner? How nervous you were? How long it took you to find that just right outfit? Perhaps you were so nervous you were afraid the
It’s Normal to Face Problems
Achieved by Good Communication
Keys for Effective Conflict Management
To learn more, visit the Tip Sheet in our Healthy Relationships Initiative Toolkit for Couples.
Be Open to Disagreements
Our goal is to meet couples wherever they are and offer resources! Visit http://www.guilfordhri.org/community-resources/toolkits/toolkit-for-couples/ for more information on the Couples Toolkit.
“Mutual Respect, Trust, and Caring”
Note: This quote is taken from a response to the Healthy Relationships Initiative Community Needs Assessment Survey, which was conducted in 2016.