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Attendance is limited to 13 couples.
What people have said about the workshops:
"Mona is highly skilled, authentic, connected, clear, and funny."
"The weekend really flew by. It was never boring!"
"The assistants are amazing and the make a great team approach to leadership. The small groups are great."
"We're getting along much better - and we have confidence that we can keep it that way!"
"This workshop is a gift to anyone struggling to make their relationship work - it provides a truly useful guide to improving intimate life."
What to expect: Demonstrations and lectures, structured dialogues with your partner, small groups, and individual coaching throughout the weekend.
What you will learn: - What to do when you feel hurt or disappointed - How to meet the challenges of your particular relationship - How to get through stress with connection and creativity
Who should attend: Whether you have a good relationship with a few repeating problems, or an almost-broken one, you will learn how to get through difficult times with renewed resources, confidence, and intimacy.
Cost per couple: $275-325 depending on date of registration
Hours: Friday evening: 6:45pm-9:00pm Saturday: 9:00am- 5:00 pm Sunday: 9:00am-2:00pm
Assistants: David Stern, Psy.D. Marushka Glissen, LICSW
More information about the workshop below or contact us via email. |
Bring Yourself to Love |
Couples Workshops
Do you love your partner
but feel stuck? Would you like more appreciation,
fun, and intimacy and less arguing and disconnection?
Bring Yourself to Love couples workshops (based on the Internal Family Systems model developed by Dr. Richard Schwartz) can
help you!
What
to Expect Bring Yourself to Love couples workshops offer
you a dynamic, inspiring experience and skills
you can take home. • brief, clear lectures • demonstrations by workshop leaders • structured dialogues with your partner • small group exercises • highly skilled, personalized coaching throughout
the weekend
You'll
learn that you can • do a lot to change negative cycles, even if
your partner doesn't change • use all your responses to bring vibrancy,
honesty, and connection to your relationship • turn disconnection into intimacy by expressing
who you truly are • stop automatic arguing and defending, and
replace them with honest, courageous, humorous,
supportive interactions • be who you are - you don't have to get rid
of anything within you to make your relationship
work • get off the cycle of hurt, blame, and loneliness
Weekend
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