About the Project
When both partners work intensively, relationships often move into "survival mode": short messages, quick dinners, tired evenings, and the feeling that you are more like household teammates than romantic partners. Emotional closeness slowly fades while misunderstandings and frustration accumulate.
Psychological research on dual-career couples (Journal of Marriage and Family, Family Process, Work, Employment and Society, 2023–2026) shows that high workloads often lead to emotional exhaustion, reduced intimacy, and increased conflict due to the chronic shortage of shared time and emotional energy. Many couples remain silent about these struggles because they assume "everyone lives like this."
This webinar series does not offer simplistic advice such as "work less" or "schedule more dates." Instead, it explores how demanding work schedules reshape relationship dynamics, what internal processes occur within each partner, and what small, realistic practices help maintain warmth, respect, and the sense of "we are together," even during demanding periods.
The project is purely educational and does not promote products, services, or commercial solutions.
This project does not promote any relationship coaching programs, couple therapy apps, date-night services, or commercial applications.
The webinar is provided for educational purposes only. The invited expert participates as a guest contributor.
