Does modern dating work for your love life?
Decades after the seismic shifts of the women’s movement and sexual revolution, we’re still pioneers trying to navigate this strange new territory without a map or guide—and worse, with too many conflicting ones.
No wonder modern dating often doesn’t work: men complain women are too masculine, while women wonder why their relationships fizzle out. What is dampening the eagerness of romance?
Making matters worse is the cultural push for confidence—a quality that doesn’t actually matter much when it comes to lasting love. This misguided focus often leads us astray from what truly builds strong, enduring relationships.
How can you make modern romance and relationships work? You need to be your own brand of sexy—to develop a strong inner compass and figure out what truly works for you as an individual. But trial and error takes time.
I’ve been there. I navigated modern dating and found my soulmate—and also uncovered the secrets to lasting love. Now, as a happily married woman, I can guide you through this journey with insights gained from both personal experience and professional expertise.
Save years of your valuable time. My guidance will accelerate your journey so you can:
Our collaboration is a confidential sanctuary where you will explore and grow without compromising your public persona or professional standing.
You deserve a love story that’s worthy of a Hollywood movie, and my expert guidance can help you write it—discreetly and effectively.
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Board-certified psychiatrist Dr. Susan Edelman, MD has spent 30 years as a practicing therapist in Palo Alto, California specializing in women’s issues. She’s the author of the multi award-winning book, Be Your Own Brand of Sexy: A New Sexual Revolution for Women.
She helps single women reclaim their power—by learning what works best for them—instead of what they’re programmed to believe is “normal” by today’s culture.
In addition to her private practice, Dr. Susan is an Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor at Stanford University in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. She is also a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association.
She’s been a guest on dozens of radio shows and featured on DatingNews.com and DatingAdvice.com