Research

RESEARCH

AN EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACH THAT WORKS

Since the first PAIRS course was taught in the 1970's, volumes of research has validated PAIRS proprietary, skills-based approach to improving communication, conflict resolution, and emotional awareness.

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RELATIONSHIPS ARE A FOUNDATION OF HEALTH

Decades of research supported the decision by one of the world's largest healthcare providers to license PAIRS technology as a foundation to nationwide efforts to advance whole health,

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A new day begins full of the potential created by thriving relationships at home, work, school and community.
Make a habit of regularly expressing sincere, specific appreciations to loved ones.
Modeling good communication skills helps children learn to listen with all of their senses.
Feelings of love come from the anticipation of pleasure in our interactions with others.
Skills for sustaining love and intimacy are different than those that protect soldiers on a battlefield.
Understanding emotions in ourselves and others empowers collaboration and teamwork.
More than 99% of graduates recommend PAIRS training for family, friends and colleagues.
Confiding feelings of anger, fear and sadness before they build up energy makes room for joy, love and happiness.
People who get their needs for bonding met regularly are happier and healthier.
Goodwill helps couples grow and learn together.
Vulnerability and empathy are pillars of our closest, most meaningful relationships.
Bonding, the unique combination of emotional and physical connection, is a lifelong biologically-based need.
Healthy self-worth and self-esteem promote tolerance and school safety.
Growing up with two loving parents helps children pursue the potential of their lives.
The umbrella of goodwill protects relationships during periods of growth and change.
Good communicators begin by creating a safe space for conversations that matter.
Meeting each other's needs for the combination of emotional and physical closeness is the work of a relationship.
Shared interests are one of six pillars to lasting, loving relationships.
Lasting love includes being able to confide feelings, thoughts and ideas to a partner who can listen with empathy.
It takes regular deposits over time to build a strong balance to your relationship love bank.
Confiding is the life blood of intimacy.
Sustaining feelings of love - the emotion - requires staying a pleasure to one another. That changes over time.
Time-Out can make all the difference to successfully dealing with relationship conflicts and differences.
Couples learn to negotiate power and decision-making through life's natural passages, changes and transitions.
Emotional intensity can be a welcome invitation to self understanding and healing.
We can play a variety of roles in the same relationship. It helps to know which unique PARTS are good together.
Confiding in a loved one can measurably reduce the impact and symptoms of trauma, anxiety and distress.
Bonding is not a luxury; it's a biologically-based need at all stages of life.
Couples who know how to sustain love and intimacy experience life like no others.

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