8:30am Coffee and registration,
9:00am-12:00pm Program
Cost:
$149 per couple
God intends for us to grow in love through our relationships.
Join other couples in a fun and insightful experience for couples
who desire to strengthen the love in their relationship.
Experience the cutting edge of relationship growth coming
February 2008.
Love
for Life is based on a national program called "Imago
Connects: the sense of love." It is a three hour introduction to
the Imago Relationship Therapy Process that helps couples deepen and
transform their relationship.
Most people in relationships want to know the following:
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Why did you fall in love with your partner?
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What does your relationship need so that you receive the love
you want?
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These and other important relationship issues are explored in
MAKE LOVE YOUR AIM!
What you can expect from attending the event:
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Hear a discussion of love that is fun and insightful
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Discover the unconscious forces that influence romantic
attraction
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Embrace struggle as a natural process to work through, not a
signal to give up
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Try a 3-step communication skill designed to deepen connection
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Make sense of love
“Love is but the discovery of ourselves in others and
the delight in the recognition”
Alexander Smith
Love for Life is facilitated by Neal Kuhlhorst, M.Div. LMFT,
CIRT.
Neal is an ordained Presbyterian minister who is a licensed marriage
and family therapist. As a certified Imago therapist, Neal
specializes in promoting the type of love that transforms
relationships. Click
here to learn more about Rev. Neal Kuhlhorst.
Imago was co-founded by Harville Hendrix PhD and Helen LaKelly Hunt
PhD. Imago helps couples make sense of their relational issues and
provides simple tools for renewing intimacy. Imago empowers couples
to give and receive the love that breathes life into their
relationship. Couples in over 20 countries are now using imago
skills to deepen connection between partners.
“To love another person is to see the face of God.”
Les Miserables
Please contact The Summit Counseling Center at 678-893-5300, or
email Melissa Hackney, Office Manager at
MHackney@SummitCounseling.org to attend this seminar.
