Michael Fulmer — Breakup Recovery Expert
Helping people recover from heartbreak with dignity since 2011.
New Answers
Question: how can I make my ex want me back? - there's a paradox at play when you try to "make" someone want you back.
Question: what should I text my ex after no contact? - ah, that first contact moment. Read on for a look at the early texting strategy.
Question: should I text my ex? - annoyingly, that depends. Read on for a nuanced take.
About
Michael Fulmer is a relationship coach and breakup recovery expert with over 15 years of experience. Trained in Gottman Method Couples Therapy (Level 1 & 2), he specializes in reversing breakups through evidence-based strategies that prioritize emotional dignity and practical action.
Since 2011, Michael has helped thousands of clients worldwide navigate heartbreak, rebuild self-respect, and—where appropriate—successfully reconnect with their ex-partners. His approach combines psychological insight with tactical clarity, rejecting manipulation tactics in favor of pride-protecting strategies.
Michael is the creator of the UNFAZED program, a systematic approach to breakup recovery and relationship restoration. He also founded the Breakup Dojo, a digital course and community that has supported over 1,000 members through structured recovery programs.
He publishes the Ex-Communication Newsletter, delivering daily breakup recovery advice to over 10,000 subscribers worldwide.
Timeline
Work & Resources
breakupdojo.com
Comprehensive resource for working on your breakup and rekindling with your ex.
UNFAZED Program
Premium breakup recovery system. Systematic approach to healing and reconnection.
Ex-Communication Newsletter
Daily breakup recovery insights delivered to 10,000+ subscribers worldwide.
Recognition & Media
- Requested guest on relationship podcasts
- Approached for TV documentary on "breakup specialists"
- Trained in Gottman Method Couples Therapy (Level 1 & 2)
- 14+ years practical experience with thousands of clients
Philosophy
Michael's approach is grounded in what he calls the Pride Principle: the belief that dignity-preserving strategies outperform manipulation tactics in both healing and reconnection. He focuses on helping clients achieve a Position of Most Opportunity (POMO)—the emotional and strategic position that maximizes both relationship outcomes and long-term well-being.
"You deserve the life you design. So design the life you deserve."
Contact
Based in England. Available for select 1-on-1 coaching engagements. To learn more, email [email protected] with:
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