“Getting married and becoming a stepmom later in life..

is an unexpected a journey that inspires me to serve women. I can help you, if you are willing to do the inner work.”

 

Why I Teach About Relationships and Marriage

  • As a single person, I was thriving creatively and personally suffering from what I call “culture capture”.

  • I considered myself an empowered, liberal, feminist, and easily related “man to man” with guys in the workplace, but I couldn’t be vulnerable outside the context of work or friendship. I was blonde and still fit in my prom dress, but I barely got past first dates. I was activating my inner masculine energy in all areas of life. I used control disguised as “choice” (the culture reinforces this).

  • I pushed men away, settled for crumbs, and confused longing with real connection. I had to learn how to surrender, trust God, and develop the stamina to receive without fear. I restored patience, trust, and emotional maturity. I restored respect for men and family, and became someone truly worth marrying. I began trusting there was someone for me, while also accepting my path may not include marriage - making friends with myself and the paradox.

  • Meeting Dr. Pat Allen radically changed my life. Her effective research has influenced my work. She helped me create new habits with cognitive behavioral shifts. I have proven her principles in my own marriage, and enhanced them with further discovery through research and experience.

I believe that many lonely single women and struggling spouses are simply a few small changes away from massive, prosperous shifts. I teach dating and relating in a way that “sands down” egoic and dim character traits, allowing for feminine flow and respect for masculine leadership.

The skills and tools I teach to help single women thrive and find love are also necessary within the context of marriage. I use them daily!

For more information, check out the services I offer here!

Partnership is

a soul collaboration. It is putting yourself in someone else’s shoes with perspective and an open mind. Singles must act like a willing, mature, accepting partner in order to become one. Spouses must strive to incorporate actions that look like the first week of dating to regularly restore the marriage.

 

Amy Loftus

Originally from Chicago, Amy got her start at Second City and has worked as a professional actress, singer/songwriter, voice over actor, and dancer. She was also a certified yoga teacher and teacher trainer. She began teaching and coaching women about emotional intimacy and relationships in 2017 through her podcast "Something Better." Writing material to assist their process resulted in her current crowdfunded podcast "Real Progress" and her first book, Eve's Second Chance.

Amy has placed growth and trust in God above all and helps women to restore or establish that trust and realize relationship dreams. She is a grateful wife and stepmom and lives in North Carolina.

I can help you trust your process, and fearlessly live out your God courage in everyday life.