- PARTNER ROLE
- FRIEND ROLE
- MARRIAGE ROLE
- COMMUNITY ROLE
- PARENTING ROLE
- CARING ROLE
- COMMUNICATION ROLE
- DATING ROLE
Strengthen the Relationships
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Your relationships are important. The Roles give you a way to make them even stronger— understand more, be understood more, and connect more deeply.
This class helps you explore the Seven Roles in relationships. You’ll see how the Roles show up in your daily life—and learn practical ways to use them for deeper connections
This class focuses on Role Communication—how the Seven Roles shape the way we connect with others. You’ll learn to:
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Understand the SEVEN different communication styles.
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Talk about differences with less conflict and more curiosity.
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Practice Roles with others
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Apply the Roles in real situations
- Step-by-step guidance that keeps things simple, fun, and personally applicable.
Your relationships are important! The Roles give you a practical, hope-filled way to understand others, feel understood, and deepen your connections.
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Roles in Relationships: Communication
You can take it alone or with someone else— the goal is the same: stronger, healthier relationships.
Using the Seven Roles, you’ll learn how to share your thoughts in a way others can truly hear, and how to listen for the Role behind their words. When you understand more and are understood more, every relationship gets stronger.
Great relationships start with great communication.
As a beta attendee, you’ll help shape the course plus get early access.
Sofia
"When I took the Roles quiz, my top Role came out as Implementor, and it fit me perfectly. I love being the one who supports, encourages, and makes sure other people succeed.
But the results also made me realize something about my dating life: I keep choosing men who need ‘help.’ It feels natural for me to step in and lift them up, but it leaves me drained and disappointed.
The quiz opened my eyes — being an Implementor is a strength, but it’s not the same as choosing a partner. Now I’m learning to let that role shine where it belongs and to look for someone who meets me as an equal."
Nic and Dan
"When we took the Roles quiz, we laughed because our results could not have been more different. Dan came out strong in Organizer and Conceptualizer, always planning ahead and thinking through details. I (Nic) leaned toward Luminary and Team Builder, wanting to keep things spontaneous and make sure everyone’s having fun. At first, we thought our differences were just another thing to argue about when it came to planning dates or weekends with friends. But the quiz helped us realize we actually need both. Dan’s structure keeps our social life running smoothly, and my energy keeps it alive. Together, we balance each other out—and that’s what makes us work."
Rita and Liz
When my mom and I took the Roles quiz, we thought it would just be a fun activity. What we didn’t expect was how much we’d learn about each other.
My top Roles were Organizer and Implementor — I love setting up systems that keep things running. Mom’s top Role was Prophet — always asking why we’re doing something and imagining some new way to do it.
Suddenly, all those times we approached life differently made sense. Instead of clashing, we saw how our perspectives balance each other. The quiz gave us a new way to talk about it — and a deeper appreciation for what we have together.
