5: Keeping It Fresh By Dating Your Partner

Join us as Kimberly Seltzer shares her expertise on how feeling great on the inside and out leads to a successful and fulfilling relationship.

About Kimberly Seltzer

Kimberly Seltzer LCSW is an Image Expert, Therapist and Dating Coach based in Los Angeles. Kimberly is the owner of Elite Image Makeovers, providing an inside out approach to helping her clients look and feel their best through her skills as a seasoned therapist and an image consultant. Using the unique combined use of life coaching, NLP and styling, Kimberly specializes in updating and discovering a personalized image through wardrobe consultation, assistance in purchasing clothes that fit each body type and lifestyle and goal-setting. She has developed her own personalized wing gal approach with clients doing in-field work with men and women working on body language, first impressions, image and messaging and how it impacts attraction. Kimberly’s process is light-hearted, fun and empathic, aimed at improving dating experiences and relationships.

Kimberly has been trained by one of the top Image Consultants in Los Angeles, Ashley Rothschild at The Rothschild Image. She is also trained as a Style Coach through the Style Coaching Institute in the UK which teaches the unique use of life coaching, NLP and styling. Her background in speech communication and theatre has been instrumental in assisting others with body language and social communication.

Kimberly enjoys speaking and giving seminars for the clothing line KikaPaprika, National Matchmaking Conferences and marketing seminars, such as Success Magnet and iDate. She continues to enjoy opportunities on the radio and media. Media spots have included an appearance with Andy Richter and Paul Tompkins in eBay’s Winner’s Guide to Winning, a guest on Huffington Post Live with Tim Matheson, a main expert on the new cable reality show The Romance and co-hosting a new radio shows with Sideshow Network, Full Disclosure with Art of Charm’s Jordan Harbinger and Date Therapy with Dr. Lydia Belton. She is a regular contributor to Huffington Post, Your Tango, Digital Romance and Dating Advice. You can also find her articles and videos in Cosmopolitan Magazine, Fox News Magazine, Yahoo!Shine and The Examiner.

Daily Tip

Give at least three reinforcements a day! Praise him, praise her. It’s really easy to get caught up and focus on the things you don’t like. Try focusing on the things you do like. Appreciate and praise each other by making positive statements.

Relationship Resource

The Five Languages of Love by Gary Chapman

Tips for Engaged Couples or Newlyweds

Be patient and communicate. Family issues may arise during the wedding planning phase, and it’s important to be solid in your relationship. Communicate with each other and don’t let family dynamics take over.