Louise Sigouin will be born on January 1stah May, this time at the top of If we still loved each othera documentary in which the relationship support expert supports five couples in crisis who are looking for tools to continue their journey together.
Like If we loved each other, we rely again on Émily Bégin and Guillaume Lemay-Thivierge, who will spice up what we see on screen with their commentary, just as viewers do indoors. It is said that this time Émily and Guillaume go further in the confidentialities and continue to exchange with Louise Sigouin to further advance the reflection during the six-week broadcast.
The concept has been revised, but early followers of Si on s’aimer will find themselves there with Louise Sigouin’s approach revolving around the five dualities (dependent or co-dependent; fused or lonely; rational or emotional; active or dreamy; fast or slow).
Since it’s about couples, “we arrive in a moving train” from the first episodes, which will be presented Monday through Thursday at 7 p.m. to move the process along more smoothly, producer Anne Boyer of Duo Productions told the QMI agency.
“The contestants arrive very, very laden because they are there to rescue their couple. It’s like they finally have a safe space to express everything they have to say, and then the work begins. They know they have to be authentic and not hide,” added content producer Marie-Hélène Poirier, who believes the show’s formula is a “skillful mix of voyeurism, entertainment and learning through Louise’s expertise.”
Would you go on TV to talk about your personal issues like a contestant who talks about his erectile dysfunction in the trailer? It’s certainly not true of everyone, but Anne Boyer believes If We Still Loved is doing useful work in addressing themes and taboos that will resonate throughout the Cottages.
“We’ve found that after three seasons of If We Love Each Other, people trust Louise so much that her advice is the biggest motivator to come and do the show. We were very touched by them because they are really generous and determined,” she emphasized, speaking of the “letting go” and “courage” of the people who joined the game.
universal problems
In particular, they experience friction related to frequency of sexual relationships, psychological distress, communication issues, work location, and the isolation in their relationship, all of which are universal issues.
“It could set a lot of people free. From the moment you hear it on TV, it opens up the dialogue,” believes Anne Boyer, who assures that the participants are always enthusiastic about the process, but are sometimes disillusioned when they spread the bitter comments of netizens read margin.
The variety of themes is also reflected in the choice of couples, which we wanted to be different in order to unite as many viewers as possible. If some partners in this season of If We Still Loved Each Other have been together for more than 30 years, others have a much younger relationship. There is also a blended family and a gay couple.
recruitment
If we still loved each other, they’re already recruiting for the second season, which will start shooting in May. The first stage of registration is online [www.sionsaimait.com].
As for the original formula of If We Love Each Other, season four is wrapped, but TVA hasn’t announced when it will be added to its schedule.
Produced by Duo Productions in association with Quebecor Content, the documentary If We Still Loved Each Other will air Monday through Thursday at 7 p.m. on TVA beginning May 1st and will be available in addition to TVA+.