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Bill Schuilenberg, MPCC, RQS, CSAT
What is the
Love Stronger project?
We weren’t given a blueprint for life at birth, nor were we given a blueprint for marriage or parenting. The Love Stronger project is designed to serve as a blueprint for all men who want to build long-lasting, healthy relationships.
After 20 years of counselling men professionally, Bill decided it was time to create a blueprint and a practical toolkit to help men build healthy relationships with each other and their significant others.
Bill uses his experience as a carpenter from his previous career to give a clear picture of what it means to build something from the ground up. A firm foundation can hold several stories, and a solid roof will protect you from the elements. This metaphor helps men connect with the various principles and practices outlined in the book so they can navigate the complexities of family relationships.
The Love Stronger project includes a carefully designed blueprint that leads men on a step-by-step journey toward building stronger relationships in every area of their lives. It includes meaningful exercises, thought-provoking questions, and 12 daily practices to help them develop lifelong habits that positively impact their relationships.
The Love Stronger project also includes in-person and online workshops with a private community.
Who is the Love Stronger Project for?
Men. Married, single, divorced, young and old men.
Many men haven't been equipped to manage relationships very well, and the results have been painful. We have a loneliness epidemic because we lack the skills to communicate and connect with women in an honest and nurturing way.
We try all kinds of things to make it work; we buy gifts, we don't complain, we work hard and provide a safe home for our family, but for some reason, it doesn't work. Our efforts fall flat, and it feels like it's never enough. The relationship turns cold and breaks down. Our kids don't talk to us. So here we are, wondering what we are doing wrong.
This leads to frustration, unmet expectations, and disappointment. Without the resources or skills to develop strong relationships, many men suffer in silence. This causes loneliness, isolation, and often men will turn to addiction in many forms, including overworking, gambling, alcohol, and pornography.
I've been there, and I know many men who have struggled with the same problems. We can have the best intentions, but we don't know what we don't know.
What we need is a blueprint.
We need simple instructions to follow as we navigate our family relationships. Why? Because healthy relationships are the cornerstone of a fulfilling life. They offer support, joy, and personal growth. Understanding relationship dynamics, communicating effectively, and connecting intentionally will build lasting bonds. In other words, your love will be accepted and reciprocated. You will learn to give from your authentic self and become stronger for it.
As I mentioned, you are not alone. Many men have struggled with their marriages, children, co-workers and brothers for years without a practical solution in sight. But that has changed. Our workshops are a great place to share and be heard, to be honest with yourself and others and to build new long long-lasting companionship with other men.
The Love Stronger Project aims to build a community of men who lead, support, and love their families.
Are you ready to Love Stronger?
“The love stronger workshop not only helped me build stronger relationships with others, it showed me what I was bringing to myself. It gave me the tools to improve and as a result my self-esteem and value were able to grow. Now I have the confidence to know that I am capable of being a reliable, caring man to those in my life."
M.Warren
This could be the first step to building strong, healthy relationships in your life.
It may take some time, it may feel like a renovation of sorts, but everyone deserves to be loved, to give love and to enjoy life.
Don't wait...we are here to help you regain strength and encourage you on the journey.
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