Is Your Relationship Leaving You Confused, Drained, or Uncertain?
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 ÂDoes something about your relationship feel “off,” even if you're not sure why?
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ÂDo you find yourself replaying conversations or trying to make sense of your partner's behavior?
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ÂAre you questioning your own thoughts, feelings, or perceptions about what's happening?
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ÂDo you feel like you're constantly walking on eggshells in your relationship?
Is This Workshop Right For You?
This workshop is for anyone who wants to better understand what may be happening in their relationship. Maybe something feels off. Maybe you're noticing behaviors you don't understand. Maybe you've been trying to make sense of your experiences—or simply want information that can help you look at your relationship in a different way.
You don't need to have a label, a diagnosis, or an answer before you begin. You can simply come with questions.Â
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ÂSomething about your relationship doesn't feel right, and you're trying to understand why.
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ÂYou've noticed behaviors that leave you confused, uncertain, or questioning your own experience.
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ÂYou've tried to express your concerns, but you haven't felt heard or understood.
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ÂYou want information that can help you look at your relationship—and yourself—through a different lens.
As you can see, emotional and psychological abuse is more common—and can have a greater impact—than many people realize.
What Others Have Shared About this Workshop
 "Everyone needs to know about this information!  If everyone knew, less people would go through the pain of succumbing to an emotionally abusive person.  There ARE red flags, if only we knew what to look for." - Anne R.
"Especially eye opening was the information about physical and psychological damage that can come from the stress of being in a relationship with an emotionally abusive person. Had I known this earlier, I would have left sooner. I would like to think that I wouldn't have gotten involved in the first place, if I had only been more aware." - Keith P.
"Years ago, I attended an 8 week group counseling session with a person who specialized in Narcissistic abuse.  It was extremely helpful.  This self-paced program brings much more beneficial information to the table and takes much less of a money and time commitment to complete. Thanks, JP!" - Rachel S.
What’s Inside
Module 1:
The Hidden Toll
What you may not realize about the effects of relationship stress
- Explore how relationship stress can affect your mind and body.
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Learn about some of the ways stress may show up in your everyday life.
- Consider whether you recognize any of these effects in your own experience.
Module 2:
Patterns & Behaviors
Learn about behaviors and patterns that may show up in relationships—and have an opportunity to look at what you're experiencing in your own relationshipÂ
- Learn about behaviors that may affect a relationship.
- Explore how individual behaviors can become patterns over time.
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Consider what you may be noticing in your own relationship.
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Module 4:
Healthy Relationships
Explore the qualities and behaviors that can help a relationship thrive—and consider what they might look like in your own relationship
- Explore qualities and behaviors that contribute to a healthy relationship.
- Consider how healthy relationship dynamics may look and feel.
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Notice how these qualities show up in your own relationship.
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Module 8:
Stories of Hope For The Future
Stories that offer hope for whatever comes next
- Hear real-life stories from people who have experienced difficult relationships.
- Explore different paths, challenges, and possibilities that life can hold for you.
- Consider what these stories may have you thinking about as you look toward your own future.
A Personal Message from JP Best
I've been where you may be now—trying to understand what was happening in my relationship and what I could do about it.
I know how confusing it can be when the pieces don't seem to fit, and how difficult it can be to know what to believe, what questions to ask, or where to begin.
Red Flags & Resilience grew out of my own experience, the research I did, and more than 20 years of helping adults learn. I created this workshop because I wish I'd had this information when I needed it.
I'm not here to tell you what your relationship means or what you should do. I'm here to share what I've learned and give you an opportunity to look at your own relationship through a different lens.
What you discover is yours. What you do with it is yours, too.
More Feedback
“The Red Flags and Resilience program is presented by someone who has survived and discovered a new direction for her life. She has put her experience, heart, wisdom and soul into helping others navigate the trials she once faced with vulnerability and compassion for those who are facing similar challenges. Red Flags and Resilience is a practical and relevant step by step process that will provide hope, resources and feeling understood by someone who’s been in your shoes.” - Ron & Ali K.
"This workshop will help clarify questions you may have about why your once wonderful partner is no longer that person. It gives you guided activities to help you understand what may or may not be happening in YOUR relationship, yet it gives you complete control of your decisions without pushing you in one direction or another.  Unlike so many forums and videos on the internet, it offers the opportunity to learn and to problem solve. Having been a manager and having been in many classes throughout the years, this one is top notch!" - Richard C.
How to Access the Workshop
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ÂSelf-Paced & Available 24/7:Â
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Work through the workshop on your schedule.
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ÂLearn at Your Own Pace:Â
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Pause, think, and revisit the material as often as you need.
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ÂOne-Time Payment of $97:Â
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No additional fees or subscriptions
If you're curious about what you might discover, Red Flags & Resilience gives you an opportunity to explore your relationship through a different lens.
Enroll Now!Disclaimer:
This workshop is educational in nature and is not provided by a licensed counselor or mental health professional. It is not a substitute for professional counseling, therapy, medical care, or legal advice.