Congratulations! You are having a new baby – but please don’t forget - you also have a marriage!
7 out of 10 couples will experience a significant decline in relationship happiness when they transition from being a couple, to being parents. In addition, research has demonstrated that when mum and dad are in this relationship transition and potential decline within the first year, there is an absolutely negative affect on the quality of the parent / child interaction, relationship and child personality development. But don't worry, we have your back.
This workshop is a research based and evaluated program for expecting and new parents experiencing the transition to parenthood. Developed by the relationship masters Dr. Julie Schwartz Gottman and Dr. John Gottman.
You will:
Couples who completed the Bringing Baby Home Couple’s Workshop:
Call us today to join our next Bringing Baby Home workshop series, taking place over four weeks from 25th - 26th of May 2024.
Mind Mode is offering The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work, run by our primary psychologist Cathy Hayes, this November .
This workshop has been designed for couples in committed relationships and aims to assist them in understanding, and applying the research about what makes marriages work, versus what makes marriages deteriorate and ultimately fail.
This psycho-educational skills workshop is based on the four decades of groundbreaking research by Dr. John Gottman and his colleagues, described in their New York Times Bestseller The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work.
The Seven Principles Workshop is a skills based workshop making it appropriate for relationships at any stage. The workshop is presented in a structured format, with 7 modules that each contain a presentation, followed by practical activities and exercises.
Sessions are aimed at:
Please be aware that due to the group format specific ‘couples counselling’ does not occur. Rather the focus remains on skill development, with the hope that the skills learnt will help the couple to communicate more effectively themselves. This means that the group is fantastic for anyone wanting to build or strengthen their relationship however, relationships with a volatile nature that present safety concerns are not appropriate for this course.
The exercises themselves will be monitored and advice and help given. These activities are often fun, and include some guidance on how to do deeper work with each other, as well as resolving conflict healthily and in a way that grows a relationship, rather than damaging it.
Call to book before October and secure early bird pricing!
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