What to Expect during the Program: 

• Change the negative cycle of repetitive arguments and distancing that can cause alienation, frustration, and pain;
• Understand emotions and needs in romantic relationships and how to tend to each other in a way that creates positive, bonding moments;
• Begin to repair old relationship injuries and how to build more trust moving forward;
• Learn and practice a new way of communicating with each other that promotes a closer connection, more effective problem solving skills, and can help you have more fun and freedom together in your life.​

• List two major tenants of attachment theory.
• Explain how neuroscience and attachment theory effect romantic relationships. 
• Demonstrate the negative cycle of repetitive arguments and distancing that can cause alienation, frustration, and pain and explain how to change it.
• List two major factors in positive, safe, adult romantic relationships.  
• Demonstrate the research-based method for repairing relationship injuries and how to build a more trusting bond moving forward. 
• Practice a new way of communicating that promotes a closer connection, more effective problem-solving skills, more interpersonal freedom, and independence.

Enrico Gnaulati Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist based in Pasadena, California, and Affiliate Professor of Psychology at Seattle University. A frequent contributor to national publications like The Atlantic, Salon, and The Huffington Post, Gnaulati is also a sought-after public speaker and radio guest. He is a nationally-recognized reformer of mental health practice and policy, has published numerous articles in both academic journals and popular magazines, and is the author of several acclaimed books, including Saving Talk Therapy: How Health Insurers, Big Pharma, and Slanted Science are Ruining Good Mental Health Care (Beacon Press, 2018), Peacemaking with Preschoolers: Conflict Resolution to Promote Emotional Mastery and Harmonious Classrooms (GoodMedia Press, 2013), and Back to Normal: Why Ordinary Childhood Behavior Is Mistaken for ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, and Autism Spectrum Disorder (Beacon Press, Sept. 2013).

What to Expect during the Program: 

• Change the negative cycle of repetitive arguments and distancing that can cause alienation, frustration, and pain;
• Understand emotions and needs in romantic relationships and how to tend to each other in a way that creates positive, bonding moments;
• Begin to repair old relationship injuries and how to build more trust moving forward;
• Learn and practice a new way of communicating with each other that promotes a closer connection, more effective problem solving skills, and can help you have more fun and freedom together in your life.​

• List two major tenants of attachment theory.
• Explain how neuroscience and attachment theory effect romantic relationships. 
• Demonstrate the negative cycle of repetitive arguments and distancing that can cause alienation, frustration, and pain and explain how to change it.
• List two major factors in positive, safe, adult romantic relationships.  
• Demonstrate the research-based method for repairing relationship injuries and how to build a more trusting bond moving forward. 
• Practice a new way of communicating that promotes a closer connection, more effective problem-solving skills, more interpersonal freedom, and independence.