Steven Ing

Steven Ing Steven Ing is reframing an important conversation in society — one about the intelligent management of love.

For the last 35 years, in both his private and forensic practices, Steven Ing, MFT, has helped thousands of clients begin sorting out how they, too, can have truly intimate and joyfully happy lives with their partners. His books, articles, podcasts, and public appearances continue to create freer conversations around love, relationships, and human sexuality that are safe…but not so safe that they cross the line into boring.

02/19/2026

Meaningful connection is not about resumes or accomplishments. Many women want to know who you are, not what you do. Intimacy starts with sharing the real person. Follow to learn more.


02/18/2026

Responsibility can be empowering. Owning our choices in mate selection helps us move out of self pity and into growth. Awareness creates real change. Follow to learn more.



Watch the full podcast, Episode 77: "The Relationship Blueprint" on YouTube or listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast directories.

02/17/2026

When someone filled with resentment sits in my office, I ask a hard question: “Your life isn’t working, is it?” They’ve built a life that’s not worth living—and no one in their right mind would want to share it. The real work begins when they see this truth. Follow to learn more.

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02/16/2026

Getting married quickly is common when no one teaches us how relationships actually work. Mutual feelings alone do not guarantee compatibility or long term success. Intention matters. Follow to learn more.



Watch the full podcast, Episode 77: "The Relationship Blueprint" on YouTube or listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast directories.

02/15/2026

Control often grows from fear, not care. When we cannot accept reality, we try to manage people instead. Awareness of that impulse is the first step toward healthier connection. Follow to learn more.


02/15/2026

You do not have to fix someone to support them. Asking questions and listening creates safety. Being present without advice is often the most loving response. Follow to learn more.


02/14/2026

Confidence is not leaning in and hoping for the best. It is saying what you feel and giving the other person space to choose. Clear words create safety. That is attractive. Follow to learn more.

02/13/2026

Wanting an equal relationship should not feel rare. When two people see each other as equal in value, safety and peace become possible. That moment of recognition can change everything.



Watch the full podcast, Episode 77: "The Relationship Blueprint" on YouTube or listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast directories.

02/13/2026

Control is not love. Anytime we push a partner to do or stop something against their will, it matters. Real connection starts with honest self reflection and accountability. Follow to learn more.

02/11/2026

Ignoring early warning signs often leads to painful lessons later. Compatibility requires intention, curiosity, and time. Knowing who someone is matters more than rushing toward commitment. Follow to learn more.



Watch the full podcast, Episode 77: “The Relationship Blueprint” on YouTube or listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast directories.

02/11/2026

Many men learn early that showing emotion is unsafe. When vulnerability is punished, shutting down becomes protection. This is why opening up feels so hard for so many men. Follow to learn more.


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Steven Ing is a sought-after trainer, speaker and therapist, bringing almost three decades of experience to his audiences and clients. His critically acclaimed book, “We're All Like This" (2015, Giant Publishing), is used as a text in Human Sexuality classes in many university classrooms across the country.