Some couples only want to plan a wedding without talking about their lives together with a third party. But don’t worry; we only want to make some suggestions that iwll help the both of you avow pit falls.Most couples say they are in love. But how do you maintain it? In our sessions, we will suggest some methods that will help both of you sustain your relationship.
We explore how to grow into an effective marriage by examining the following key areas:
- Individual and relational adaptability and flexibility
- Empathy
- The ability to problem solve and work through problems
- The ability to give and receive love
- Emotional stability
- Communication
- Similarities between one another
- Family background and its impact on a marriage
Course Outline
To help you get off to a great start, this course offers a comprehensive six-hour exploration of the foundations required to grow into an effective marriage. By looking deeper into these essential areas before your wedding day, you can build the individual and relational adaptability, empathy, and emotional stability needed for a lifelong partnership.
The key areas mentioned above are covered in these seven topics:
Acceptance in Marriage: Understanding your different backgrounds and learning to accept each other for who you truly are.
Love As A Basis for Marriage: Exploring what it really means to give and receive love in a healthy, lasting way.
Conflict Resolution: Learning how to tackle disagreements as a team and move past problems without staying stuck.
Communication: Improving how you talk and listen so you both feel heard and understood.
What to Expect from Marriage: Moving past the “honeymoon phase” to understand the reality of sharing a life together.
Role Responsibilities and Decision Making: Figuring out how to handle daily chores, finances, and big life choices as partners.
Goals in Marriage: Talking about your dreams for the future and making sure you are heading in the same direction.
To schedule your premarital counseling session:
Call:
(786) 357-0795
Email:
NewWellsTemple@gmail.com
(Subject: Premarital Counseling)