Hold Me Tight Couples Workshop
About this Event
Hold Me Tight Couples Workshop
Welcome to the Hold Me Tight Couples Workshop, a transformative experience designed to foster deeper connection, understanding, and love, within your relationship. Through guided conversations and engaging activities, you'll discover new ways to bond, communicate and celebrate your unique love story.
In this workshop you can expect a series of interactive discussions, reflective exercises, and activities all aimed at strengthening your emotional bond with your partner. You'll explore themes of attachment, understand patterns in your relationship and learn practical tools to foster lasting intimacy and romance.
Join us for an in-person experience designed to bring couples closer! This workshop offers a cozy space to explore your feelings, improve communication, and deepen your connection. Whether you’re looking to spark your romance or strengthen your bond, this event is all about understanding and love.
Don’t miss out on the chance to grow together in a safe and supportive environment!
Important Registration Information:
Please fill out a workshop registration form using this link:
https://riseup-coaching.ca/workshop-registration
For more information about our psychotherapy services, please visit:
https://riseup-coaching.ca/
Agenda
🕑: 09:30 AM - 06:30 AM
Hold Me Tight Niagara-on-the-Lake
Host: Reem Abdul Rahim, Registered Psychotherapist
Day 1: Introduction: A New Light on Love
Info: Day one kicks off with “A New Light on Love”. Through understanding and practicing emotional responsiveness, on day one we will shine a new light on love, exploring a revolutionary perspective on connection. We'll discuss the dilemma of “where did our love go?”, and how losing connection affects relationships.
You'll be introduced to the concept of emotional responsiveness, the key to a lifetime of love. We will delve into the demon dialogues and learn to recognize and break negative patterns.
Recognizing the Demon Dialogues, Conversation 1
Info: Next, we'll dive into the first of seven transforming conversations, recognizing the demon dialogues. We will identify the negative cycles and patterns that disrupt your connection. By recognizing these dialogues, you'll learn how to interrupt them and shift towards more positive and constructive communication.
Finding the Raw Spots, Conversation 2
Info: Finding the raw spots will delve into sensitive areas that trigger emotional reactions. By identifying these raw spots, you'll better understand your emotional responses and create a path towards deeper intimacy. This segment emphasizes the importance of sharing your raw spots with your partner in an open and honest way. By practicing vulnerability, you'll learn to communicate your feelings effectively and foster deeper empathy and connection.
Revisiting a Rocky Moment, Conversation 3
Info: In conversation 3, revisiting a rocky moment, we focus on the power of repairing past hurts. Inspired by Deborah Blum’s words, “It's fixing mistakes that matters - even just the willingness to try again”, you'll learn to revisit and feel past conflicts transforming them into opportunities for growth and renewed connection.
We will work on deescalating disconnection by recognizing how your actions impact your partner. We will also delve into understanding how fears drive your partner's behavior. Through guided practice, you'll learn to approach these sensitive topics with empathy and a willingness to understand and support each other.
Day 2: Engaging and Connecting, Conversation 4
Info: “When someone loves you, the way they say your name is different. You just know that your name is safe in their mouth.” – Billy, age four, defining love, as reported on the Internet
In conversation 4, engaging and connecting, we will dive into what it truly means to feel loved and cherished. We will explore how love makes you feel safe and valued. This conversation includes discussions like, “What am I most afraid of?”, and “What do I need most from you?”
Forgiving Injuries, Conversation 5
Info: “Everyone says that forgiveness is a lovely idea, until they have something to forgive.” – C.S. Lewis
In conversation 5, we will explore the complex journey of forgiving injuries. We will examine how small incidents can lead to a big fallout and learn the six steps to forgiveness. Through practice, you'll gain insights into releasing resentment and moving forward together.
Bonding Through Sex and Touch, Conversation 6
Info: “We waste time looking for the perfect lover, instead of creating the perfect love.” - Tom Robbins
In conversation 6, we will explore bonding through sex and touch. We will discuss what the sealed-off sex, solace sex, and synchrony sex mean, and how these dynamics affect intimacy. We will also address resolving sexual issues and you will reflect on your intimate relationship with your partner to deepen your connection.
Keeping your Love Alive, Conversation 7
Info: “Anyone who's bored in marriage just isn't paying attention.” - A colleague's husband.
Conversation 7 dives into keeping love alive. We will cover crucial sections like, danger-point detours, celebrating moments of connection, and marking moments of separation and reunion with rituals. We will also delve into safety first, creating a resilient relationship story, future love stories and wrap it up through play and practice.
Where is it happening?
CAD 850.00
