"This workshop shows husband and wife how to build true friendship that will carry them through every transition in their marriage." - N.J.
The Meaningful Marriage Workshop is an intensive 4-hour retreat that is based on the principles of John Gottman's "Sound Marital House" and the tools to build it.
You'll learn how to:
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make your spouse your best friend
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recognize patterns in marriage, both positive and those that need tweaking
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uncover your spouse's hidden hopes and dreams
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build fondness and admiration
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identify both of your individual conflict styles
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avoid the four empirically-based "Marriage Destroyers"
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incorporate six skills of managing conflict & the art of compromise
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apply time-tested Jewish wisdom combined with research-backed evidence
Who should attend?
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Couples who are looking for a new spark in their marriage
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Couples in blended families
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Couples going through transition
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Couples exploring marriage
This is a workshop where you and your partner will learn and practice techniques under the guided supervision of trained therapists. This is not a group therapy session where participants share personal information with other couples. Privacy will be maintained throughout the workshop. Couples will receive a workbook that they will complete and process with their spouse, along with the guidance of the facilitators.
This is a closed group, limited to a maximum of 8 participating couples.
What is the Gottman approach?
The Gottman method to studying and enhancing relationships has been developed from over 40 years of research with more than 3,000 couples—the most extensive study ever done on marital stability.

Details
Date
Wednesdays, April 22 and 29
7:00 - 9:00 PM
Location
Anshai Torah
Cost
$250 per couple

OUR TEAM
Rabbi Mike Friedman and Beth Broodo are both Licensed Professional Counselors with extensive training in The Gottman Method to studying and enhancing relationships.
