Hold Me Tight® Workshop for Couples
in San Diego:  A Relationship Enrichment Program
held at The Cottage Clinic
A peaceful, private, nature retreat in Coastal North County of San Diego)

​Based on Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy Space is very limited 

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
​June 25-26,2022 
Saturday and Sunday
9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. PST
        
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• 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.

Hold Me Tight® Workshop for Couples
in San Diego:  A Relationship Enrichment Program
held at The Cottage Clinic
A peaceful, private, nature retreat in Coastal North County of San Diego)

​Based on Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy Space is very limited 

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

For Lay Couples and Professionals too.

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• 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.

Hold Me Tight® Workshop for Couples
in San Diego:  A Relationship Enrichment Program
held at The Cottage Clinic
A peaceful, private, nature retreat in Coastal North County of San Diego)

​Based on Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy Space is very limited 

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

For Lay Couples and Professionals too.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

• 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.