About The Marriage/Couples Workshop
Do you have difficulty communicating and understanding each other? Are you stuck, arguing in circles about the same topics? Or are you in a good relationship and want to make it even better? Then this workshop is for you! The Seven Principles Workshop for couples is a two-day marriage workshop based on the internationally acclaimed research of Dr. John Gottman as presented in his New York Times bestselling book--The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work. This educational workshop has been offered across the US and internationally, and has strengthened the relationships of tens of thousands of couples. It's specifically designed to help couples improve their friendship and learn powerful communication and conflict management skills.
The workshop includes lectures, demonstrations, videos and private couples exercises. The activities are fun, insightful and informative. Registration includes The Seven Principles Couples Set (two couples guides, one copy of The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work, the Love Maps and Open-Ended Questions card decks, dinner, and a light breakfast.There is no need to worry about sharing your personal problems in front of others, there is no group sharing at this workshop.
Friday evening is specifically created to be a Date Night. Beyond the workshop itself, we will be providing light refreshments will for you to enjoy while you participate in the training There are also several awesome restaurants nearby where you can grab food before the workshop begins and during the lunch break on Saturday.
Couples will learn and practice research-proven tools to:
Manage conflict constructively
Deepen intimacy and build trust
Improve friendship, fondness, admiration, and romance
Identify your solvable vs. perpetual issues
Strengthen your foundation of friendship
Collaborate more effectively to solve problems
Communicate clearly and effectively
Create shared meaning
Maintain gains throughout a lifetime
Do you have difficulty communicating and understanding each other? Are you stuck, arguing in circles about the same topics? Or are you in a good relationship and want to make it even better? Then this workshop is for you! The Seven Principles Workshop for couples is a two-day marriage workshop based on the internationally acclaimed research of Dr. John Gottman as presented in his New York Times bestselling book--The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work. This educational workshop has been offered across the US and internationally, and has strengthened the relationships of tens of thousands of couples. It's specifically designed to help couples improve their friendship and learn powerful communication and conflict management skills.
The workshop includes lectures, demonstrations, videos and private couples exercises. The activities are fun, insightful and informative. Registration includes The Seven Principles Couples Set (two couples guides, one copy of The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work, the Love Maps and Open-Ended Questions card decks, dinner, and a light breakfast.There is no need to worry about sharing your personal problems in front of others, there is no group sharing at this workshop.
Friday evening is specifically created to be a Date Night. Beyond the workshop itself, we will be providing light refreshments will for you to enjoy while you participate in the training There are also several awesome restaurants nearby where you can grab food before the workshop begins and during the lunch break on Saturday.
Couples will learn and practice research-proven tools to:
Manage conflict constructively
Deepen intimacy and build trust
Improve friendship, fondness, admiration, and romance
Identify your solvable vs. perpetual issues
Strengthen your foundation of friendship
Collaborate more effectively to solve problems
Communicate clearly and effectively
Create shared meaning
Maintain gains throughout a lifetime
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Take Action To Improve Your Relationship Today!We were not taught how to have successful relationships in school, but you can learn how to make your relationship work by attending this weekend workshop with research-based tools. |
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Couples that would benefit from this workshop:
Pre-engaged Premarital Everyone from newlyweds to seniors Those who wish to take their marriage from good to great Those needing better conflict management skills Couples who have considered therapy, but are not yet ready for weekly couples therapy |
This workshop would not be well suited for:
Severe relationship distress Emotional abuse Domestic violence Active addictions (alcohol, drug, gambling) Serious mental health problems in one or both partners Single people |
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Seven Principles Notes Brian Johnson from PhilosophersNotes shares his 5 favorite big ideas from the book. Check out this video to see what you’ll be learning in the workshop! |
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Registration
Register now to guarantee your spot. Space is limited to 15 couples.
Select a date below then register and pay online.Space in each workshop is limited, so register now to guarantee your spot.Registration ends one week prior to workshop date to give time for all materials to be ordered. You will register and pay here:
If you have any additional questions, please contact us today!
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Cancellation Policy
All sales are final and no refunds will be issued. However, you may transfer your ticket to the next Seven Principles workshop, or to any Seven Principles workshop offered by Dr. Chen within one year. You may also gift your ticket to another appropriate couple.
FAQ
Do I have to talk in this class?
Absolutely not! Although Stephanie will ask questions of the audience, and will encourage active participation, this is entirely up to you! If you just want to sit back, learn, and participate in the private exercises with your partner, you are welcome to do so.
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Clarity Psychological Services, LLC
9500 Brooktree Road Suite 207 Wexford, PA 15090 Phone: 412-628-2818 Email: drchen@claritypsych.com |
Serving the North Hills area, including Wexford, Butler, Beaver, Gibsonia, Ross, Warrendale, Cranberry, Pine-Richland, McCandless, Mars, Allison Park, Franklin Park, Hampton, and Pittsburgh
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