Workshops
Workshops can cover areas like stress management, communication skills, trauma recovery, mindfulness, or coping strategies. They often include a mix of education, exercises, and interactive discussions to help participants develop new skills in a supportive environment.
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Are wedding bells giving you a headache? Your big day is one day. It’s not forever. Can we agree that marriage is more important than the wedding? Then now would be a fantastic time to keep a firm hold on perspective. Reaching agreement about your “big day” and the decisions surrounding it helps guarantee memories…
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When conditions force you into more alone time, see it as an opportunity. As important as communication is, without connection — touching, sensing, and giving what you’ve learned your partner needs — a relationship is less likely to be sustainable. Connection is an all-important key component to a happy love life and a hot relationship.…
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True compatibility is the feeling that you have a helpmate – someone who wants to help you reach your goals and develop as a person. And you must respect and be willing to support your mate’s development and goals as well. With such a strong base, staying together becomes relatively easy. I’m going to let…
Read More Yes, a fight can actually bring you together. In a perfect world, couples would never fight. But we don’t live in a perfect world, and people in relationships often feel misunderstood, neglected, insecure, and any number of other emotions that can lead to fights and disagreements. That doesn’t mean your relationship is headed for doom…
Read More Time to learn where sexiness REALLY comes from. Albert Einstein may have suffered from cognitive decline, but no one was smart enough to know. Memories don’t start declining until very late in life. If you’re doing it right, there is more in stored for your memory as life rolls on. And filing can be a…
Read MoreLidia Nistor-Reteneller, Atlanta-Ga This book is about developing and maintaining a committed relationship with the best person for you. The book is really engaging, practical, and extremely fun to explore. I own a spa and I have read this book mainly so I can be able to suggest some of Dr. Janet Page’ s advice…
Read MoreSuite 101 Self-Help Books “I’d recommend the book for those looking to find the right person to form a long lasting relationship, even if marriage is not the desired result. It’s a quick read and offers plenty of good advice.”
Read MoreAtlanta New Relationship Examiner “If you are looking to have a ring on your finger this year, but don’t have the person you want to slip it on there yet, treat yourself to a copy of Janet Blair Page’s new book. Even if you are in a relationship this book has some very good introspectivetips…
Read MoreCyberlibrarian “This is a tall order, but one that Dr. Page has been doing for many years. She says that the goal of the book is not to simply get “married off” but to marry well. Through stories, worksheets, and pithy little “love notes,” she lays out a plan of self-improvement, careful choices and brave…
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