The Susan Winter Show

We hesitate to share the truth of our feelings for one reason only — fear. Will they reject us? Eliminate neediness and activate your power by using “The Monologue Technique” to communicate your emotions.

The “text message” breakup is a cowardly escape plan that avoids the emotional fallout of having a proper ending. The partner who does this lacks character and kindness. Though you're hurting now, you're lucky to be free. Here's why you're better off in the long run.

Frustrated by the lack of thoughtful behavior in dating? Wondering how to make “no rules” dating work for you? Here's one rule that must be honored for you to succeed in finding and keeping love.

Learn the art of mastering the perfect response to any form of bad behavior when dating. Here's how to find your unique style to effectively correct and reroute your partner.

The emotional rollercoaster caused by a lover's unwanted behavior can be so dramatic that we assume we're in love. Here's the difference between ‘needing to win' control and what we often think is love.

Too short, but just right? Older than you wanted but the perfect fit? Too thin, too full, too dark, too light… what happens when we find our perfect match in an unexpected package? Here's how to get past preconceived ideas as to your “perfect” physical package and embrace the love you've found.

When you know yourself, any decision on dating, sex, or relationships results in an effortless answer. Don't preoccupy your mind with, “What do they want?” Reverse the order. Trust yourself to be your best advocate and guide to knowing how to achieve love.

New relationships can experience fits and starts. There's much happening behind the scenes that you won't know (and your new partner may not be telling you). When something feels off, how can you know if it's you, or it's the truth? Here's how to gauge your instincts and also allow room for human error.

How far apart can the power differences be between you and your mate and still result in a happy, functional relationship? Here are the red flags to look for when entering a partnership, and the adjustments that need to be made in an established relationship.

The loss of a partner is difficult under normal circumstances. When it's due to death, the devastation is amplified exponentially.  Guilt and fear can keep us frozen in time, afraid to move forward with our lives for fear we're betraying their memory. Here's how to mentally justify wanting to date again, and how to be open to the experience of love.