Gottman Marriage Intensive
The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work is a marriage workshop designed for couples in committed relationships. This three-session group intensive aims to assist couples in understanding and applying successful relationship strategies learned by Dr. John Gottman from over four decades of research. Participants learn and have the opportunity to practice these success strategies in a private and safe setting. This three-day, 12-hour workshop provides evidence-based tools to help couples improve relationship quality and satisfaction. The group combines teaching and demonstration with one-on-one breakout sessions where you and your partner focus on your relationship
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Family Strategies Counseling Center
1745 S Alma School Rd
Suite 230
Mesa, AZ 85210
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Family Strategies Counseling Center
1745 S Alma School Rd
Suite 230
Mesa, AZ 85210
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SABR Phase I: Getting Started
The SABR program is designed to provide addicts and their families with the tools and support to find hope, healing, and lasting recovery from sexual addiction and compulsive behaviors. SABR I is a four-week educational workshop for individuals and couples impacted by pornography and sexual addiction. Through individual and group therapy, addicts learn how to reclaim their lives, reestablish trust, and restore hope in their future. Effective and long-lasting recovery is more than temporarily stopping the behavior. Effective therapy addresses the underlying issues in creating a permanent, long lasting recovery.
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SABR Phase II
Phase II shifts from an educational approach, to a 'working recovery' approach. Participants will complete tasks and assignments, and hold one another accountable. These tools and principles lay the groundwork required for lasting recovery. The workbooks in Phase II focus on providing a deeper look at denial, the addiction cycle, fantasies and objectification, relapse prevention, and healthy living. Participants stay in Phase II until they have established a solid sobriety, are implementing an effective treatment plan - including a network of support - and have a detailed understanding of their addictive system.