
Valentine’s Day offer for couples. February 16th though March 31, 2025.
All assessments and debriefs end by April 30th.
For Couples, married, partnering, dating, engaged, or in any stage of your relationship! Know Your Communication Style!
Would you like to:
• Have better communication with your spouse or partner?
• Rekindle the romance you previously enjoyed?
• Eliminate unnecessary arguments?
• Strengthen your relationship?
Do you find that you are:
• Talking but not communicating?
• Feeling stressed and frustrated when trying to communicate?
• Speaking, but not feeling heard?
If you answered “YES” to ANY of these questions, then, you are in the right place.
Why continue to use ineffective ways of communicating expecting new and better results?
Imagine the lasting effects of knowing your partner’s communication style, as well as your own, to ensure more effective communication! Knowing that you are “heard”, allowing yourself to not just listen, but to truly “hear” that special person, in a different, and meaningful way, maybe for the first time in your relationship, or learning to listen and share in a way that will satisfy your mutual needs, as you begin a new relationship or create an opportunity to re-discover each other!
How AWESOME is THAT???!!!
Valentine’s Day offer for couples. February 16th though March 31, 2025.
All assessments and debriefs end by April 30th.

Meet Your DISC Consultant:
Dr. Cheryl Burton, President/CEO
Cheryl A. Burton Consulting
With 40+ years of experience in the field of personal growth and development,
Dr. Cheryl is adept at accelerating the growth and effectiveness of her clients and helps them find solutions to the unique challenges they encounter. For many, living their dream has become a reality as a result of her coaching expertise.




You Will Learn To:
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Identify and Understand each other’s Communication style (D, I, S, C)
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Recognize how this influences how you communicate with each other.
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Identify triggers that can lead to unnecessary arguments and conflicts.
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How to de-escalate tensions.
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Increase the opportunities to be understood and have your needs met.
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Communicate more effectively, increasing opportunities for understanding and intimacy.