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Couples Boot Camp in San Antonio

This relationship enrichment boot camp provides a forum for you and your partner to acquire valuable techniques aimed at fortifying your bond and tackling particular relationship hurdles. The curriculum leverages the renowned Seven Principles of Making Marriage Work, a New York Times Best Seller written by Dr. John Gottman, a pioneer in Gottman Couples therapy. 

This boot camp is geared to improve healthy communication, teach conflict resolution, enhance intimacy, and so much more. Learning effective communication leads to a deeper understanding of your partner. Attending a workshop before significant issues arise can serve as a preventative measure. Couples will learn skills and strategies to maintain a healthy relationship and address potential challenges before they escalate. 

Even couples with strong relationships will benefit from this boot camp by deepening their connection and understanding of each other. This seminar incorporates engaging interactive activities and exercises intended for you and your partner to participate in; designed to enhance emotional intelligence, intimacy, and overall relationship satisfaction. 

No, it is not therapy, so you do not have to share your personal problems. 

If your partner is unable to attend, there’s no need to fret—you’re welcome to participate in the boot camp on your own. This program is open to individuals as well. 

Where: We have both in person, at 6391 De Zavala Rd, Suite 100, San Antonio, TX 78249, and virtual dates. 

Investment: $95.00 complimentary refreshments will be provided. 

To register, visit our website, www.rhapsodycounseling.org/events; you can also call us directly at 210.286.9339.

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