The 7 Principles for Making Marriage Work

Empower Your Relationship!

Give the gift of understanding, growth, and deeper connection. Join us at "The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work" workshop and start building a stronger foundation for your future together.

Unlock the Secrets to a Lasting Relationship with "The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work" Workshop

Discover the transformative power of "The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work," a groundbreaking workshop inspired by the pioneering research of Dr. John Gottman, whose work has reached global acclaim through his New York Times bestselling book of the same name. This workshop isn't just an event; it's a journey towards deepening your connection and experiencing a fulfilling relationship.

Why Join Us?

Led by Amanda Hess, a Certified Gottman Therapist, this workshop combines insightful lectures with engaging private exercises designed exclusively for couples. It's a unique opportunity to enhance your friendship, deepen your understanding, and acquire valuable conflict management skills, all in a supportive and private environment. Whether you're exploring the premarital phase, basking in the glow of new marriage, or cherishing the golden years together, this workshop offers invaluable tools for every stage of your relationship.

Key Details:

Open to All Couples: You don't need to be married to join. Our doors are open to pre-engaged, premarital couples, newlyweds, and seniors alike. It's perfect for those looking to enrich a healthy relationship or seeking better ways to manage disagreements.

Privacy Respected: Your personal journey remains private. There’s no requirement to share your issues in front of others.

Comprehensive Package: For $350, you'll receive not only expert guidance but also a copy of Dr. Gottman's transformative book, two workbooks for you and your partner, and a set of couples’ card decks to continue your growth at home.

Please Note: While we aim to support as many couples as possible, this workshop is not suitable for those struggling with:

-Severe relationship distress

-Difficulty using technology

-Polyamorous relationships that are NOT the primary dyad

-Emotional abuse

-Domestic violence

-Active addictions, such as drugs & alcohol, sexual addiction, gambling, etc.

-Serious mental health problems in one/both partners