It starts small. The quick irritation when they interrupt you. The way your conversations have turned into logistics instead of laughter. The familiar fights that never really end, they just go quiet until the next round.
But lately, it feels like this is your normal.
And if you’re honest, you’re tired. Tired of tiptoeing. Tired of feeling unseen. Tired of wondering if it’s supposed to feel this hard.
Every couple hits rough seasons. Life piles on - kids, work, bills, endless decisions - and connection gets buried under responsibility.
Most people wait until the resentment is too big to ignore. But the truth is, it’s easier to rebuild when you start now, before the silence becomes permanent, before the fights turn into walls.
It’s that the closeness you once had feels like a memory you can’t quite reach anymore. And the longer this goes on, the more you worry about what you’re losing. 
You’re not here because you want to leave. You’re here because you still believe there’s something worth saving.
“I can’t speak highly enough of Be Connected… I feel like it’s really helping me strengthen my relationship with my partner.”
– Kristen L.
“It’s very eye-opening… realizing that I’m not alone and can learn about myself to open up more with my partner is very encouraging.”
–  N.B., Alberta
The question isn’t whether your relationship is worth that change. It is. The question is whether you’re ready to stop waiting.
You don’t need to be on the edge of a breakup or divorce to ask for help.
You don’t need a dramatic crisis to justify making a change.
And you definitely don’t need both people to be “ready” before you take the first step.
You’ve probably already tried the usual fixes; date nights, better communication, maybe even therapy. And while those can help, they often miss what’s really going on.
It doesn’t account for the exhaustion that hits after a long day. Or the way you shut down mid-argument because you’ve had the same conversation a hundred times. Or the fact that you can’t take a weekend away every time you hit a rough patch.
"Realizing that I'm not alone and can learn about myself to discover what I need to open up more with my partner is very encouraging."
– N.B., Alberta
It has to work in the five minutes before the kids wake up, in the middle of a fight, or at the end of a long week when the last thing you want to do is “work on the relationship.”
That’s where the shift starts - with tools you can actually use, when you actually need them.
When a relationship feels off, it’s easy to imagine you need to fix everything at once. And that’s usually when people freeze, because “everything” is too much to carry.
But the truth is, connection often rebuilds in tiny, ordinary moments. A shift in how you greet each other at the end of the day. Choosing to pause instead of snapping back. Saying the thing you’ve been holding in - and saying it with care.
You just have to take a step that’s small enough to feel possible, but powerful enough to make a difference.
"By being in Be Connected together, we found a common language and process for navigating our challenges. I am very grateful for Dr. Tracy's approach that includes well researched and thought out resources, and instead of being a "how to" she offers invitations that met us where we were at. Be Connected is a great investment."
– Be Connected Member
Most people never get real guidance because they assume they can’t afford it, can’t find the time, or can’t get their partner to show up with them. So they stay stuck, doing the same things, hoping they’ll work better next time.
But what if you had someone in your corner who’s been there - who knows how to cut through the noise, get to the root of what’s really going on, and give you clear next steps that actually fit your life?
That’s what I’ve spent over fifteen years doing for couples and individuals all over the world.  
I’ve seen relationships that felt hopeless find their footing again. I’ve seen small, brave moments turn into lasting change. And I’ve seen what happens when someone decides they’re done waiting for “the right time” to begin.
– Megan N.
“Be Connected provided useful, research-based information as well as practical tools to improve relationships.”
In the real world, you don’t get to pause life to “work on the relationship.” The hard moments happen between school drop-offs, late-night emails, and trying to make dinner while answering homework questions.
That’s why the most effective tools are the ones you can access instantly - the ones that meet you in the exact moment you’re feeling stuck.
Dr. Dalgleish did a great job of normalizing common concerns and sharing ways to nurture these important areas of a relationship.
Dr. Tracy D. presented “easy-to-digest” helpful information. She gave a great overview, with actionable information. I'm working on my communication and openness with my partner.
 I struggle with communicating my feelings to my partner and this is really frustrating for him, understandably. We have a lot of work to do to grow out of our cycle. Luckily we have the BE CONNECTED platform to help us navigate.
Inside, you’ll find guidance, tools, and a community designed to fit into your life right now.
Get step-by-step guidance in the middle of a fight that’s going in circles
Learn how to de-escalate tension before it boils over
Reconnect in ways that feel natural, not forced
Stop repeating the same exhausting patterns
When you step into Be Connected, you’re entering a space built for people who want things to feel different but don’t have time for something else added to their plate.
Go deep on the exact challenges couples face.
Learn how to identify the roots of resentment, explore healthier ways to process and release it, and build tools for forgiveness, emotional freedom, and stronger relationships.
Begin deepening emotional connection, improving communication, and fostering trust to create more meaningful and fulfilling relationships.
Guiding you through practical techniques to calm stress, restore balance, and strengthen resilience for greater emotional well-being.
Practical steps to repair, reconnect, and rebuild understanding after conflict, turning tense moments into opportunities for growth and deeper connection.
Designed to help parents align their approaches, improve communication, and create a consistent, supportive environment for their children.
This guide offers practical tools and step-by-step approaches to help you navigate difficult conversations with clarity, confidence, and compassion.
A step-by-step workbook to help you identify your limits, spot boundary mis-steps, and use a simple 3-Part Response to clearly (and kindly) communicate without resentment.
Practical, therapist-crafted scripts that help you respond to blame without defensiveness, see the emotions beneath criticism, and shift tense moments into understanding & repair.
What are your arguments really about? A self-reflection workbook to uncover the emotions behind your arguments and communicate with clarity instead of reactivity.
A  simple 5-step exercise to deepen emotional intimacy by learning how to listen, reflect, and respond to your partner in ways that foster closeness, empathy, and connection.
Consistent support so you can hear, “me too,” from people who get it.
An AI chatbot that answers exactly like Dr. Tracy would when you need her most.
You can start feeling more connected in your relationship today (and you don’t have to wait for your partner to get on board). Pick the option that works best for your budget and season of life.
Everything inside Be Connected - over $450 in monthly value
Daily Rituals for a Healthy Relationship
Intention emails to keep you on track
Complete guide to understanding and processing your emotions
Full access to our growing library of video lessons, webinars, and workshops
Best if you want lasting change and the biggest savings.
One of the biggest myths about relationship change is that it takes two people showing up equally. Of course, that’s ideal, but it’s not the only way.
In my years of practice, I’ve seen time and again how one person trying something new can shift the entire dynamic. The way you respond to tension, the tone you bring to conversations, the boundaries you set - these ripple out.
Inside Be Connected, you’ll find tools you can use solo that still create real change at home.
It sounds good until you’re tired, the kids are crying, or your partner shuts down.
Be Connected is built for exactly those moments. The tools here are bite-sized, repeatable, and realistic. You won’t need to remember a 10-step plan when you’re already frustrated - you’ll have simple, proven strategies you can actually use in the heat of the moment.
If you’ve read the books, listened to the podcasts, maybe even sat in a therapist’s office and still feel stuck, I hear you. The problem isn’t that you’re not trying hard enough.
When you’re already stretched thin, the idea of “working on your relationship” can feel exhausting. But the truth is, staying stuck is far more draining than taking a few small, intentional steps.
Most resources take under 15 minutes to go through. You can listen while you fold laundry, revisit a tool in the car before walking into a hard conversation, or watch a workshop in pieces over the week.
Small shifts add up, and when your relationship feels lighter, everything else gets easier.
Be Connected is guided by me, Dr. Tracy Dalgleish, a registered clinical psychologist and couples therapist with nearly 20 years of direct experience. You’re not getting generic advice or cookie-cutter scripts. You’re getting evidence-based tools, lived expertise, and ongoing support tailored to the challenges you’re actually facing. And because our community is dynamic, the content grows with you, shaped by your questions, your needs, and the real-life situations you bring to the table.
Fear is normal - it’s a sign you’re about to do something important. I encourage you to lean into it. Imagine a dear friend telling you they were scared they’d stay stuck. What would you say to them? Now, say it to yourself. You don’t have to have it all figured out before you begin. You just have to start.
Yes. Be Connected isn’t a replacement for therapy, it’s a complement to it. The real change often happens between sessions, in the day-to-day moments. This platform gives you tools, structure, and encouragement to solidify what you’re working on in therapy, and to bring fresh insights back to your therapist.
Both. Whether you’ve been together for months or decades, there’s never a wrong time to invest in your connection. For new couples, it’s a chance to understand your patterns early so you can set yourselves up for a stronger future. For long-term partners, it’s an opportunity to break out of old cycles and create something new.
It depends on your willingness to show up and apply what you’re learning. In therapy, most clients begin to see changes after several sessions. Be Connected works the same way. This isn’t about quick fixes; it’s about building lasting change through consistent action. And with the support of our membership community, you’ll have a place to keep going even when things feel hard.
It depends on your willingness to show up and apply what you’re learning. In therapy, most clients begin to see changes after several sessions. Be Connected works the same way. This isn’t about quick fixes; it’s about building lasting change through consistent action. And with the support of our membership community, you’ll have a place to keep going even when things feel hard.
Yes. I’m active in our membership community, responding to questions, helping you through stuck points, and offering guidance along the way. You won’t be left to figure it out on your own.
In bite-sized, mobile-friendly lessons you can access anytime, anywhere. Instead of scrolling through Instagram, you can use those quiet moments to work on your relationship - on your own schedule, at your own pace.
No. Just your phone.
Be Connected is designed with women in mind, addressing the unique challenges many of us face in relationships. But when you start to shift, your partner will feel it - and they can absolutely join you in watching videos and doing exercises together.