Most couples argue about family, money, and parenting — but for interracial and intercultural relationships those arguments often carry an extra cultural layer. When two different cultural backgrounds meet, misunderstandings can feel fundamental.

Our coaching practice brings practical tools that address the challenges of cultural differences at their core.

• Move from defensiveness and minimization to acceptance and even adaptation to each other’s cultural perspectives.

• Reconcile differences into shared decisions and boundaries.

Who this is for

• Interracial and intercultural couples tired of repeating the same fights.

• Couples preparing to marry or blend families who want proactive cultural planning.

• Partners who want practical ways to interact with extended family across cultural lines.

• Couples who value learning frameworks (like the DMIS) to make sense of patterns.