Face to Face On-Line Enrichment Groups March 2025

What to Expect?

Marriage can be a garden where growth is nurtured so that we can live responsively and responsibly in society. Developing the skills of Face to Face intimacy and connection is the way to make this a reality.

If you're married, ask yourself two questions: Are both you and your spouse satisfied with the general quality of your marriage? Do you like the effects of your relationship on the development of your personal talents and strengths? If the answer is "No" from either of you to either question, then you should take some positive action to improve your marriage. The Face to Face marriage workshops and on-line enrichment groups have helped many couples who wanted more in and from their marriages.

In these groups, trained group facilitators will guide five couples throughout the 10 weekly on-line sessions. The team will offer structure for the groups, assist the members with healthy interaction, add personal insights, and provide encouragement. Twice a month, your group will meet to connect, watch, discuss pre-assigned materials.

These assignments will include information on topics such as communication, connection, intimacy, sexual fulfillment and marital life values. In these video presentations, group members will be given information to spark active discussion, gain understanding and create well needed community. After the video, your group will openly discuss the material and the exercise, then you will put it into practice.

This group will be capped at 5 couples and is a closed group. You need to start with the group in order to create an open atmosphere.

Cost

This workshop is $49 for the entire 10 weeks.

A full refund will be given for cancellations more than 14 days before the group starts, 50% up to 7 days prior, and no refund within 7 days.

Dates

1. March 16th

2. March 23rd

3. March 30th

4. April 6th

5. April 13th

6. April 27th

7. May 4th

8. May 11th

9. May 18th

10. June 1st

Topics

1. Feelings and Communication, 2. Planning and Finances, 3. Fun and Connection, 4. Sexual Satisfaction, 5. Children and Time, 6. Settling Arguments

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