Open Couples

Hello all,

This is Pan, your relationship manager. I hope you had a wonderful week. I have updates on our services. We are developing new offerings to support you. As the industry evolves with new types of couples like trouples, polyloves, we stay informed and deliver the highest-quality service to your clients. I will share more details about our upcoming  relationship therapy services soon.

Couples often seek therapy not because their relationships are perfect, but because challenges can strengthen their bond. Even in difficult times, we recognize the value of our partners. As Martin Luther King Jr. said, love is the only force capable of transforming darkness into light. Cherishing positive memories and making small moments meaningful is important. Recently, Hunter and Emma, a married couple, reached out to me on social media. They are facing significant challenges and considering divorce, but want to give their relationship another chance. They asked if opening their relationship to new people might help. Here is my response to them:

“Dear Emma and Hunter, thank you for your trust. I am unable to provide a complete answer at this time, as I would need to speak with you both once our business is open. Opening a relationship can be risky and is not suitable for everyone. While meeting new people has helped some couples, it can also challenge the foundation of your relationship. Love involves more than passion; it requires forgiveness, healing, and trust. If your relationship is not strong, new experiences may create further difficulties. Before considering this step, I suggest making changes to your daily routine, allowing each other more freedom, and building trust. Love can be complex, but it is also rewarding. If you are both committed, you will find a way forward. Once we are open, I will reach out to you. I wish you both a positive outcome and a successful year ahead. I look forward to staying in touch.”

With Love, Pan