Friendships in Midlife: How to Hold on or let Go

In your 40s and 50s, friendships rarely end in explosions.
They fade-quietly, painfully - behind the noise of:

Family responsibilities. Career momentum. Cross-country moves. Shifting values and emotional needs. etc.....

And yet… we’re still wired for closeness.

Not every friendship is meant to last forever.
But some are too important to lose without trying.

In this live masterclass, psychologist Christine Yeung guides you through how to truthfully assess the friendships in your life — especially the ones that feel one-sided, stuck, or quietly fading.

If you’ve ever asked:

• “Is this friendship still serving me?”

• “Why is this dynamic starting to feel so heavy?”

• “Should I talk to them, or let it go?”

...…you’re not alone. And you’re in the right place.

What You’ll Learn:

✔️ How to recognise when a friendship is drifting, one-sided, or emotionally draining
✔️ A simple framework to make clear, confident decisions
✔️ How to tune into your evolving needs using the Elemental 4 model
✔️ A 3-step decision-making path to help you hold on, redefine, or let go
✔️ Scripts and tools to repair, reset, or release friendships with care—not guilt

The Outcomes You’ll Walk Away With:

✔️ Emotional clarity about what’s really happening in your friendships
✔️ A sense of relief from second-guessing
✔️ Confidence to choose connection that feels mutual and nourishing
✔️ Permission to let go—without guilt, resentment, or drama
✔️ A renewed sense of alignment with who you are and what you need now

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Included with your ticket:

A downloadable Friendship Handbook (Valued at $179) - available only to those attending this masterclass — your personal guide to assessing, repairing, or releasing a friendship with clarity
Includes:
✔️ The science of connection in friendship
✔️ The CRAFT self-assessment worksheet
✔️ The Elemental 4 needs guide and self-assessment
✔️ Conversation scripts & reflection prompts
✔️ A decision-making framework you can return to again and again

Replay access for 7 days (in case you need time to sit with it all)

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About Christine Yeung

(BArts, BPsych (PostGrad.Dip), MPsychOrg)

Christine is a seasonal and award winning psychologist with 17 years of experience navigating the complexities of human connections in both clinical and organisational settings. She specializes in empowering busy professionals and leaders to overcome the challenges of maintaining fulfilling relationships, whether in their personal lives or at work.

Throughout her career, Christine has had the privilege of working with a diverse range of individuals—from those facing severe mental health challenges to high-performing leaders at ASX Top 100 companies, government agencies, and non-profits. She has identified that many of the issues you may face—such as anxiety, burnout, and disengagement—often stem from a fundamental disconnection. This disconnection can manifest within yourself, in your relationships, or in your sense of purpose. Christine’s holistic approach combines deep psychological insights with practical strategies, helping you repair and enrich your most important connections.

In 2020, Christine was honored as one of the ‘40 under 40 most influential Asian Australians’ for her grassroots engagement in supporting multicultural communities impacted by loneliness and discrimination. This recognition underscores her commitment to advocating for diversity, equity, and inclusion. Christine created Weaver with that unique lens. You gain not only expert guidance but also a gender and culturally sensitive approach that respects your unique background and challenges

Her mission: On a mission to equip a generation with skills the world forgot — to love, lead, succeed without losing relationships that matte