G-CEEVEZR398 Reignite Connection & Fun With Play Dates for Couples - Play Dates for Couples

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15th Dec 2025

Reignite Connection & Fun With Play Dates for Couples

In this trailer episode, I introduce the Play Dates for Couples podcast, designed to help you reignite your connection through play dates and by bringing fun back into your relationship. 

I share a glimpse of my own personal journey of overcoming disconnection in my 30-year relationship and emphasize the importance of intentional connection, honest communication and emotional intimacy. 

In the episodes that follow, you’ll get simple strategies, behind-the-scenes reviews of real date nights and essentials to help you reignite connection in your relationship. New episodes will be released every Monday.

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Welcome to Play Dates for Couples. This is the podcast that helps you create the connection you want in your relationship through play ... even if you're busy.

If you're like a lot of couples in long-term relationships, life kind of took over somewhere along the way and your relationship fell to the bottom of your priorities list. Now you feel more like disconnected roommates than connected romantic partners and you wonder what the hell happened to the connection you had before.

You just want that connection back, but you're too busy and you're either stuck in a rut with the same old, same old because you have no new ideas or you do nothing for date nights or couple of connection time. You wanna feel like you're partners on the same page again, but you're just not sure where to even start or if it's even possible.

I get it. My partner and I have been together for 30 years now and our relationship is based on intentional connection, honest communication and authentic expression. But in the past, there was a time when we separated because of disconnection and conflict. We obviously got back together. And we even had a superhero re-wedding, but that's a story for another time.

So, what led us to get back together? It started with a lot of individual work on the underlying stuff that had created the conflict and then in a deep conversation in the car of all places, we agreed:

1. To always communicate with each other and to do so in a healthy, constructive way.

2. To honor our authentic selves and support each other in becoming the best version of ourselves.

3. And to intentionally create emotional intimacy because it's so easy to get lost in all the stresses of life. You know, jobs, finances, kids and everything else.

You can learn a lot more about that whole process in the first couple of episodes and that's what I help you do now as well.

So, I'm the host, Leanne Chesser, intimacy and relationship coach and creator of Connection for Couples and Play Dates for Couples where I help couples who feel more like roommates than romantic partners get the connection back and talk to each other without feeling so awkward so they can have a connected, intimate partnership again.

In fact, it's my mission to create a ripple effect across the world of connectedness, emotionally intelligent communication and the honoring of everyone's uniqueness. And this starts with ourselves and our key relationships and with shifting the underlying stuff that gets in the way of connection.

So, you'll get new episodes every Monday with simple strategies, real talk behind the scenes and foundational shifts and essentials to help you get that connection back in your relationship.

At times, I may bring on guests to add to the conversation, but mostly it'll be me hanging out with you in the episodes.

You can find the podcast on any podcast app including Apple Podcasts and Spotify, of course.

Be sure to click to subscribe or follow the show so you don't miss anything and let's get some play, fun and connection back into your relationship!

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About the Podcast

Play Dates for Couples
Create the deeper connection you want in your relationship through fun play dates!
Can you relate to being a busy couple who’s feeling more like disconnected roommates than connected, romantic partners? Life kinda took over and your relationship fell to the bottom of the priorities list. You just want the connection back but you’re too busy and you’re either stuck in a rut with the same-old, same-old or you do nothing for date nights or couple connection time.

The truth is that creating connection in your relationship does take being intentional but it can be done in fun and simple ways, through play. Date nights don’t have to involve a ton of time outside the home, or a ton of effort, and they don’t need to be boring. They can be play dates!

So, tune in to the Play Dates for Couples podcast to get fun and simple ideas that will help you get that connection back in your relationship. Episodes are released every Monday morning and you can listen on the go.

You can expect a mix of interviews and solo episodes (but mostly solos) with everything from behind-the-scenes looks at real couples’ date nights (rather, play dates!), to simple ideas for connection that work in your busy life, to foundational shifts and essentials for effective communication in your relationship.

And, hey! I’m Leanne Chesser, intimacy and relationship coach, and I help couples (or individuals) in long-term relationships get the connection and spark back (and keep it), especially through play.

Let’s connect!
Website: https://playdatesforcouples.com
Instagram: http://instagram.com/leannechesser
YouTube: https://youtube.com/@playdatesforcouples

If you have any questions or want to be considered as a guest on the show, you can email me at leanne@playdatesforcouples.com.

About your host

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Leanne Chesser

Hi, I'm Leanne and I'm an intimacy and relationship coach. I'm the creator of Connection for Couples and Play Dates for Couples as well as The Connected Relationship Method, which I use to help couples go from feeling like disconnected roommates to connected, romantic partners again. Many couples feel bored with their date nights and couple connection time (or don't have these things at all), so one way I help them create connection is through adding more fun and play into their date nights! Tune into the podcast for simple, fun ideas date night ideas (and real talk about my actual play dates) so you can create the connection you want in your relationship!