CLASSES & WORKSHOPS
Premarital Counseling
Premarital is designed to empower couples with skills they may need to tackle issues that come up in a marriage. The mian goal is to explore your relationship and prepare for marriage by building trust, learning to effectively communicate and how to resolve conflict. Premarital counseling tackles difficult topics such as finances, family, expectations, intimacy, and it encourages conversation between the couple. Premarital counseling is an effective divorce preventative. According to current research, couple who participate in premarital counseling are 30% less likely to get divorced than those who do not participate in a premarital course.
Relationship IQ
Relationship IQ provides young adults with resources to learn all kinds of relationships- friends, family, co-workers, professors, love partners and God.
Relationships are not easy and require a good deal of work. We are not all equipped with the skill set to successfully navigate relationships.
Young adults may discover they need to develop and refine their relationship skills in order to be successful. in their personal and professional lives.
Relationship IQ is not therapy. It is a collection of skills and resources to equip young adults for emotionally healthy relationships.
The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work
The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work is a guide based on the best selling book by Dr John Gottman and Nan Silver for couples who want to transform their relationship. It enables couples to deepen the friendship foundation, to manage conflict, and to create shared meaning.
Couples tend to wait several years into their relationship before seeking outside help for their issues. Waiting can negatively work against a successful recovery.
This program is based on what research says makes successful marriages. The aim is to provide couples the tools to enhance and improve their relationship.
It does not provide psychotherapy and is not intended for those in deep psychological distress, abuse, addiction , or suffering with severe emotional or mental health issues.
Divorce Coach
A Divorce Coach brings emotional support, guidance and a unique skill set to help individuals transition through the divorce process.
Coaches help clients make informed decisions, manage emotions, improve communication, gain a clear perspective, support and empower individuals to navigate a highly charged divorce environment.
Coaches are not licensed therapists and do not provide mental or medical diagnosis or treatment.
The ultimate goal of a divorce coach would be to guide the client through the difficult divorce process with a minimal stress, pain and trauma; along with giving hope and encouragement to create a new and fulfilling life
