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Cherish Time for Partners with Francesca and Stan Levine

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Cherish Time for Partners with Francesca and Stan Levine – Love Vitamins for Relationships

In the first half of our conversation with them, we talk about what makes their relationship special and did a dive into love vs intimacy and much more. In this second part, we share how they demonstrated to use the exercise of Cherishment. Our next Framework of Cherish Time (which will be available in a couple days) is inspired from this beautiful exercise of using the 5 senses to express your love to your partner and build a more intimate and healthier relationship. Listen to the full episode to feel the love pouring out of them which they practice this wonderful exercise – there were some tears being shed in the background too. We tried our own version of Cherish Time and that'll be available on our Social Media Channels too. Follow us on Instagram to check it out. Takeaways Think about this – what advice would you give yourself for your relationship to make it more healthier? Let us know in the comments below. At LoVita, we're not in the business of giving advice, we're about inspiring partners of all kinds by sharing their stories and journey in building a healthier relationship. So if you're interested, we'd love to share yours too. —– If you enjoyed listening to this episode (or the podcast), please share your diagnosis with 1 close relationship or anyone else who would enjoy listening to this as well. If you would like to share your story, fill out this quick form. The best gift you can give us is positive feedback and your observations. Follow us wherever you are listening and do us a favor by adding a Review on Apple Podcast. LoVita – Love Vitamins for a healthier is a community by Partners for Partners. We share stories about how Partners are working intentionally towards building a healthier relationship. To learn more check out the links below 🔗 LoVita Blog⁠ for Frameworks Sign up for our monthly ⁠Newsletter⁠ for exclusive content We're also on Social media – ⁠Instagram⁠,⁠ Facebook⁠, All above links in a ⁠single page⁠ Connect with Francesca and Stan Levine Website: relationshiprescueinstitute.com.au Facebook: relationshiprescueinstitute — Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lovitalovevitamins/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lovitalovevitamins/support

Francesca (left) and Stan (right) Levine are relationship practitioners in Australia with over 58 years of combined experience as a Psychologist and a Counsellor respectively. They have been married for 55 years and have been referred to as Relationship Masters, voted in the top 3 relationship practitioners in Melbourne.

In the first half of our conversation with them, we talk about what makes their relationship special and did a dive into love vs intimacy and much more. In this second part, we share how they demonstrated to use the exercise of Cherishment.

Our next Framework of Cherish Time (which will be available in a couple days) is inspired from this beautiful exercise of using the 5 senses to express your love to your partner and build a more intimate and healthier relationship.

Listen to the full episode to feel the love pouring out of them which they practice this wonderful exercise – there were some tears being shed in the background too. We tried our own version of Cherish Time and that’ll be available on our Social Media Channels too. Follow us on Instagram to check it out.

Takeaways

Think about this – what advice would you give yourself for your relationship to make it more healthier? Let us know in the comments below. At LoVita, we’re not in the business of giving advice, we’re about inspiring partners of all kinds by sharing their stories and journey in building a healthier relationship. So if you’re interested, we’d love to share yours too.

Connect with Francesca and Stan Levine