You picked your person. Now keep choosing each other. Talk money without making it weird. Disagree without making it personal. Find out what still makes your person blush.
Created by Dr. Justin D’Arienzo, Psy.D., MSCP, ABPP Board Certified Clinical Psychologist
Stay obsessed with your person.
ABPP BOARD CERTIFICATIONFORMER U.S. NAVY PSYCHOLOGISTLEARN ONLINE, TOGETHERLGBTQ+ AFFIRMING
For the “I do” and everything after
Your wedding gets a playlist. Your marriage deserves a game plan.
Choose the state where you plan to marry. Each course page has enrollment and certificate details. Same commitment to your relationship. A clear place to start.
Life gets busy. Make time to laugh together, talk about what you’ve been putting off, and remember what it feels like to be each other’s favorite person.
You’ve talked about the venue, the flowers, and who gets a plus-one. Make room for what happens when one of you wants affection and the other wants space—or when “I’m fine” means nothing is fine.
01 / Connection
Keep choosing your person.
Explore friendship, affection, emotional needs, and the small moments that make you feel loved.
02 / Communication
Say the real thing. Hear each other.
Practice expressing what you need and listening—especially when you disagree.
03 / Money
Talk money before money talks for you.
Put spending habits, expectations, and financial responsibilities on the table.
04 / Your future
Make room for both of you.
Understand your differences. Talk about shared goals, individual dreams, and the rituals you want to create.
Dr. Justin D’Arienzo
Psy.D., MSCP, ABPP
Real expertise. Real-life love.
Your relationship deserves serious expertise.
I work with couples navigating the complicated, personal, sometimes messy business of loving each other. These courses bring that experience into practical conversations and exercises you can keep using.
Board CertifiedClinical Psychology · ABPP
U.S. Navy veteranNavy psychologist, 2003–2008
Advanced trainingPostdoctoral Master’s in Clinical Psychopharmacology
National media experienceDiscovery Channel · NewsNation · TLC
My additional psychopharmacology training broadens my understanding of the biological and medical factors that affect psychological well-being. These courses focus on relationship education.
