No. The class does not include sharing problems or issues publicly. Couples Exercises are
done privately.

Since the class involves couples doing exercises together, both partners must participate.
If the class is offered over a period of time and one partner must miss a particular class
meeting, then the other partner is encouraged to attend the lecture portion of the class.
He or she may use the Couples Exercise time to do part of the exercises and then do the
full exercise with their partner later. They may also use exercise time to read the Seven
Principles book.

Yes, still come to the class. While the book provides very valuable information, the
class lectures will summarize the content of the book. Each person will need a Couples
Guide, however, to do the Couples Exercises efficiently.

Absolutely. Whether you’re newly engaged, have been together for decades, or are anywhere in between, the class offers insights and exercises beneficial for strengthening your bond. Our content is designed to cater to various relationship stages, ensuring every participant leaves with something valuable.

This class is psycho-educational, focusing on teaching couples the principles and techniques to enhance their relationship. It’s not therapy but rather an environment to learn and practice these principles. If you’re seeking a more in-depth therapeutic experience, individual or couples therapy might be more appropriate.

While the class provides tools and techniques that can be beneficial for all couples, those in severe distress might require more specialized attention. The workshop is designed for enhancement and learning, and while it may offer some strategies to cope with issues, it’s not a substitute for therapy. If your relationship is in crisis, we recommend seeking professional counseling or therapy.