Susie and Otto Collins

BSED, MLS, RPP, CCC

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Susie and Otto Collins

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Main Areas
Relationship coaching, Marriage coaching, Communicating with an Open Heart
Best Sellers
Magic Relationship Words, Stop Talking On Eggshells, No More Jealousy, How to Heal Your Broken Heart, Should You Stay or Should You Go?, Red Hot Love Relationships
Career Focus
Authors, Speakers, Workshop/Seminar Presenters, Coaches
Affiliation
Passionate Heart, Ki Empowerment, American Polarity Therapy Assn.

We are the creators of Passionate Heart-- where we help people experience the gifts of connecting and we do this through a variety of ideas and paths.

We are Relationship coaches, soul mates, spiritual and life partners, who are committed to helping people like you improve your life and your relationships.

Since 1999, we have been creating web sites about relationships, offering one on one in person and telephone relationship and life coaching.

We regularly offer workshops and talks on relationships and are prolific writers on topics that relate to helping people create connected, close vital, alive relationships.

Our free online weekly relationship newsletter reaches thousands of people all over the world. Along with our books and audio courses, we offer relationship and life coaching to singles and couples in person and by phone.

We have studied with dozens of well-known (and many not so well-known) gifted teachers of relationship and personal growth wisdom. Our formal coaching training has been with Drs. Gay and Kathlyn Hendricks of the Hendricks Institute and Comprehensive Coaching U and with Dr. Belinda Gore.

We are co-authors of "How To Heal your Broken Heart", "Creating Relationship Magic," "Communication Magic" "Should you stay or should you go?" "No More Jealousy" and "Creating Relationship Trust" and many other books and programs.

What did we do before doing this work?

For 35 years, Susie has been a student of relationships, spirituality, energy and the life force. Her search for physical, emotional and spiritual healing has led her to the study of Polarity Therapy, cranio-sacral therapy, reflexology, Hatha Yoga, the Enneagram, EFT and much more. Her formal training includes a Bachelor of Science degree in education, a Masters degree in Library Science, and is a Registered Polarity Practitioner with the American Polarity Therapy Association and Certified Comprehensive Coach from Comprehensive Coach U. Susie is a veteran teacher and university librarian with over 30 years experience teaching in the public schools and university classes.

Otto spent over 20 years as a successful salesperson and marketer of a variety of products and services. Many of those years were spent in the radio and TV advertising business in markets of all size in Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia.

Many years ago, as a result of pondering three of life’s greatest questions-- Who am I, Why am I here and What’s this all about-- Otto turned his life’s focus to bear on the practice and study of spirituality, personal growth and relationships.

We passionately believe that life can be lived in a joyful, conscious, loving way and we are committed to helping others to experience the potential of what is possible in their own lives and relationships. The desire to be loved the way we wanted to be loved took each of us on a journey of discovery of how to create the relationship of our dreams. We believe Spirit put us together for our own personal growth and to shine the light of hope for others. Our goal is to help others create outstanding lives and passionate, alive, connected relationships.

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A recent article in Psychology Today discusses the current state of marriage in the U.S. The author of the article asserts that couples in the U.S. today have too many choices-- and this is leading them to get divorced when the going gets rough. We don't get the sense that this Psychology Today article was advocating that nobody should get divorced or split up. Instead, the point seemed to be, that in the context of the relatively wealthy lives (compared with the rest of the world) that many Americans lead, marriage has become less of a necessity.

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We read about it all of the time. Wealthy men in positions of power who cheat on their wives. Some of them have multiple affairs. Even if you aren't married to a man who is rich and powerful, you might be conce ed that someday the corrupting influence of power-- or an aspiration for power-- will lead your man astray. When you hear about a man like Tiger Woods, who is married to a gorgeous model, reportedly cheating with 9 or more women, you can't help but ask yourself, “Why?” Why would a man who seems to have it all, break his relationship agreements?

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Does it seem to you that you're always the one in your relationship being flexible, giving and self-sacrificing? If it does, you're not alone. Many men feel like they bear the brunt of the work. They keep the yard mowed, go to work everyday, change the oil in the car, watch the kids and are expected to be ready with cards, flowers and romance at the drop of a hat. Many women feel as if the bulk of the load is dropped on their shoulders.

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Rebound relationships: We've all seen them and many of us have had them. These are relationships that are entered into a short period of time after one (or both) person has been through a breakup, separation or divorce. A rebound relationship can look like any other love relationship. The big difference is that the person who is on the “rebound” may still be in a raw emotional place from the relationship experience he or she just got out of. For the most part, rebound relationships have been painted in a negative light.

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When Jeff sees his girlfriend, Tami, flirting with another guy, he gets jealous-- really jealous. It can take every ounce of restraint that Jeff has to not storm over and confront the other man, and Tami too. But Jeff has promised himself-- and Tami-- that he won't let his jealousy take over anymore. The trouble is, the anger and worry that fuel his jealousy have only become more intense as he tries to deny his emotions. In situations like this, Jeff feels as if he's going to lose it. Something has got to change.

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We've all seen cartoons in which a character shapes snow into a ball, perhaps to build a snowman. As the ball of snow is rolled, it grows bigger and bigger. Pretty soon that snowball is quite large and here comes a slope or hill... The next thing we see are the arms and legs of our beloved mouse, dog or other cartoon character sticking out from this gigantic snowball that is quickly rolling down the hill, continuing to grow and knock out anything in its way. Giant out-of-control snowballs are funny in cartoons, but there's nothing funny when jealousy snowballs in your relationship.

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Lindsay and Brian have been dating for about a month now. They've been spending every weekend together. Both of them are beginning to wonder if this is turning into something more. This is an exciting time for Lindsay and Brian. They are having fun together and their growing intimacy is welcomed by both. Neither Lindsay nor Brian wants to rush things though. Lindsay doesn't want to scare Brian off or make him think that she's pushing him to get serious. At the same time, she would like to be certain of the level of commitment he has to her and their developing relationship.

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Jake was a party guy in college. He stayed up late, was the life of every social event he attended and was never without a date. In fact, Jake had a lot of dates and sexual partners during this wilder time in his life. Now, 5 years later, Jake has settled down a bit. He still lives life to the fullest, but he doesn't party the way that he used to-- and he's glad about that.

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There are many books, dvds, articles, lectures, courses and more about the Law of Attraction. You can learn how to use the Law of Attraction (LOA) to create more wealth, better health, a new car, a great job and, yes, a passionate love relationship or marriage. But here's the big question... Once you are in a love relationship or marriage, can you also use the Law of Attraction to get rid of all of those irritations, annoyances and harmful habits that drive you further and further apart from your love? Our answer, unfortunately, is “No.”

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Amanda feels unloved and under-appreciated in her love relationship. She's dated Jeff for 2 years now and she's starting to wonder what she's doing in this passion-less relationship. To Amanda, it seems that Jeff is more willing to spend a weekend fixing her broken toilet, than he is to take her out for a romantic dinner followed by sensual lovemaking. Would you like to feel more appreciation, love and passion in your love relationship or marriage?

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Janelle is having a difficult time knowing what she can believe lately. She is well aware that her boyfriend, Paul, is a very social guy. He was popular in high school and college and now he is still a favorite among his co-workers. Paul stays in touch with a lot of people from his past and present life on the internet through social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook. He and his friends will often recount wild parties of the “good old days” and more than one woman has posted fond memories of intimate times shared with Paul.

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No matter how long you and your partner have been together, it doesn't take long for the two of you to become disconnected. Between work and family demands on your time and energy, staying close to your mate can easily get lost in the shuffle. And from a place of disconnection, miscommunication, confusion, resentment and conflict can develop and build. At some point, you might look at your love relationship or marriage and wonder why you two are still together? It can feel like you and your mate are merely “roommates” with little or no passion happening between you.

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Red Hot Love Relationships http://www.RedHotLoveRelationships.com

Communication Magic http://www.Communication-Magic.com

Creating Relationship Trust http://www.relationshiptrust.com

Attracting Your Perfect Partner http://www.PerfectPartne ow.com