We provide follow up groups for couples previously attending the “Getting the Love You Want workshop".
Groups that follow up for individuals attending the “Keeping the Love You Find”.
Working on successfully learning about relationship skills and developing a growth plan for improving future interactions.
Counseling
We provide counseling to individuals, couples and families. We work from a
Systemic prospective and utilize the theories of Imago Relationship Therapy
Workshops
We have been certified by Imago Relationships International to provide the workshops created by Harville Hendrix, PhD and Helen LaKelly Hunt, PhD,
Getting the Love You Want and Keeping the Love You Find (see workshop section for more details). We have been offering Imago workshops since 1996.
Follow Up Groups
After the workshop, most everyone comes away with excitement and renewed hope to use the tools to develop conscious connections. Attending follow up groups helps solidify the work that the workshop started. We provide this service to help you continue on the path to healing and connection.
Trainings and educational Opportunities
We offer continuing education programs for mental health counselors. We offer a variety of topics to assist all types of counseling relationships. CEUS are provided through NASWVA
Consultations
We help businesses design effective employee communication and sales trainings. We use relational skills to help businesses develop productive working environments with employees and customers.
Assessments
We use the life space drawing as an opportunity to learn about and intervene with relationship situations. These diagnostic sessions are interactive and offer opportunities for personal enlightenment concerning relationships. Diagnostic sessions are useful for families and businesses and help towards interactive improvement.
What is Imago Relationship Therapy?
This approach to therapy is uniquely focused on personal growth through committed relationships. As human beings, we are relational by nature. Our personalities are developed through intense experiences with other human beings, the first of whom are our primary caretakers. In varying degrees, we are wounded during the first years of childhood. Couples are guided in changing ineffective methods of communication and relating, so that through the committed relationship, they are able to achieve their inherent desire for connection and wholeness.
Click here to read the article "Imago and Research" by Theresa A. Beeton, Ph.D. |
