“Small acts of attention make room for lasting connection.”
A Couples University reflection
Today: give your partner two minutes of your undivided attention.
YOUR DAILY CONNECTION
One intentional moment together starts here.
“Small acts of attention make room for lasting connection.”
A Couples University reflection
Today: give your partner two minutes of your undivided attention.
How are we doing today?
Check in 20–90 MINUTESA plan with connection in mind.
Plan our dateTry the short service-fit screening.
PAUSE • NOTICE • CONNECT
Each partner can take a turn. Rate your own experience today.
Answers stay in this screen and clear when you leave it.
THE DATING ASSIGNMENT
Choose your setting and time. We’ll suggest a simple date to share.
SERVICE-FIT SCREENING
Six short questions can help you choose a conversation to start with Calvin.
No names, saved answers, or submissions.
This is a service guide, not a validated clinical assessment or diagnosis. It does not confirm eligibility, coverage, or enrollment.
ENROLLMENT & BILLING
The app is free to install. Counseling and guided programs are paid services.
$700/ month
6 months · $4,200 program total
$1,200/ month
6 months · $7,200 program total
$2,000/ month
6 months · $12,000 program total
Consultation, eligibility review, participant agreements, payment verification, and approval precede activation. An enrollment inquiry does not subscribe you or charge your card.
Sign in to TherapyPortal and look for Billing if payments are enabled for your account.
Go to portal billing (opens in a new tab)For help with a bill, call 405-821-8182.
After your plan and agreement are confirmed, the practice provides the secure payment instructions. Online subscription checkout is not available in this app yet.
Request billing setupEIGHT AREAS OF GROWTH
Explore the core themes. Full program content and support are discussed at enrollment.
Identify what each partner hopes to change. Agree on one small, observable action to try this week.
Notice the story you tell yourself during conflict. Separate what you observed from what you assumed, then ask a clarifying question.
Name moments when you feel distant and choose a brief daily check-in to rebuild contact.
Discuss which commitments would help each partner feel safer and how you will review follow-through.
Take turns speaking and reflecting back what you heard before proposing a solution.
Explore what helps each partner feel known, comforted, and respected, without assuming you need the same things.
Plan one shared activity and one practical act of support, then talk about how each felt.
Make an unspoken expectation explicit and agree on a boundary or commitment you can both describe clearly.