Couples Workshop
Join us for this engaging in person workshop for couples who would like to deepen their connection, improve communication, and learn new conflict management skills. This workshop was developed by University of Washington professor Dr. John Gottman, and provides information and exercises that are proven to strengthen relationships for a lifetime.
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Couples will learn research proven skills to:
Deepen intimacy, trust and friendship
Resolve conflict more successfully
Communicate clearly and effectively
Identify solvable problems and overcome gridlock
Strengthen your relationship for a lifetime
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For more information or to register directly with us, please email emily@seattletherapyandcounseling.com, or call (206) 717-4060
Workshop Info
The workshop includes lectures, demonstrations, videos and private couples exercises. The activities are fun, insightful and informative. And there is no need to worry about sharing your personal problems in front of others… we don’t do any group sharing at this workshop.
Join Gottman trained couples therapists Emily Grogan and Chris Paredes, who will lead you through a fun and engaging workshop based on the principles discussed in the videos below.
Who should attend?
Couples in a committed relationship
Engaged Couples
Everyone from newlyweds to seniors
Those who wish to enhance a good marriage
Those who want to improve conflict management skills
Who should not attend?
Couples with severe relationship distress
Those with emotional or physical abuse
Those with addictions to drugs, alcohol, or gambling
Couples with one or both partners experiencing mental health problems
FAQ
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We are unable to offer refunds, however if you are unable to attend the workshop you initially registered for, we are happy to change your registration to a future workshop within a 12 month period.
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No. While we will ask questions and interact with attendees, you are not required to talk. If you are more comfortable hanging back, listening, and participating in the private exercises with your partner, that works great too.
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The workshop is held in the Capitol Hill area of Seattle at 1919 E Prospect St, Seattle, WA 98112, where there is plenty of free street parking.
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No. You will not be asked to share personal information with the workshop leaders or other attendees.
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Yes. This workshop is designed to allow couples to work through exercises together.
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No. Information in the book will be covered during the workshop. The book is included in materials, giving you the opportunity to read it after the workshop.
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No. This workshop will be in person, but contact us for more information about upcoming online workshops.
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No. This is an educational workshop focused on building skills, learning about relationships, and engaging in exercises with your partner. If after the workshop, you decide you would like to begin therapy, please ask for referrals from the leaders.
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Registration closes 2 weeks before the workshop date.
Group Facilitators
Emily Grogan
MA, LMHC
Emily is a Gottman Seven Principles Leader and co-leader of this workshop. Emily is deeply committed to helping couples improve their relationships and achieve lasting love and fulfillment. As a seasoned practitioner of the Gottman Seven Principles program, she has worked with numerous couples to help them strengthen their emotional bonds, increase their intimacy, and enhance their communication skills.
Emily's compassionate and non-judgmental approach creates a safe and supportive space for couples to explore their feelings and learn new strategies for building a strong and healthy relationship. In addition to leading workshops, Emily also provides individual and couples therapy services, empowering clients to achieve their relationship goals and live their best lives.
Chris Paredes
MA, LMHC
Chris is a Gottman Seven Principles Leader and co-facilitator of this workshop. Chris has a passion for helping couples strengthen their relationships and achieve lasting happiness. Through the Gottman Seven Principles program, he has helped couples develop the skills they need to communicate effectively, build trust, and deepen their emotional connection.
Chris's warm, empathetic approach creates a safe and supportive environment for couples to learn and grow together. In addition to leading workshops, Chris also offers private therapy services for individuals and couples.
What are the Gottman Seven Principles?
