There is nothing more fulfilling than helping a couple move through their darkest times to experience a happy ending. For most couples, the love is still there. That’s why it hurts so much. The challenge is knowing how to get to the other side.
(Kind of like how we go through the darkness of fall and winter and come out into beautiful spring, summer!- very appropo description for our fall getaway, the pre Thanksgiving marriage retreat)
We begin with the assumption that if you picked your spouse, you made the right decision, and you are in the right relationship.
It’s just a matter of figuring out how to work through the challenges and transform them into opportunities for growth and healing.
Details about the retreat for couples
Couples who have gone through the journey that is called the Getting the Love You Want Group Workshop have experienced the same dramatic shift.
They have found new hope in their relationship. They understand why they are in the right marriage, and more importantly, that it can be better.
Armed with new tools and direction, the workshop is a gamechanger.
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What other couples say about the intensive marriage retreat
Below is an email that came out of the blue is from a couple I had worked with a few months ago privately. They were feeling grateful and spontaneously sent me an unsolicited testimonial spontaneously.
Couples that come to the group retreat often go through the same journey as my private clients…
“We were a couple on the edge of ending our marriage. The same scenarios kept playing out over and over until it became a big messy problem. In the beginning we tried fixing it ourselves and saw therapists. It didn’t help and we just kept muddling though it. Once the large, ugly mess was at my feet and I had no where to go, I packed my bags and called a lawyer. I was furious, tired and just couldn’t give it another shot. A dear friend told us to see Rabbi Shlomo. I absolutely wasn’t going, but I heard great things about him so I agreed. He had his hands full. We yelled, cried, shut down and walked out several times. Rabbi Shlomo stayed calm and assisted us through some very dark moments. His patience and flexibility allowed us to finally listen to each other and communicate. We learned about ourselves, how we function as a couple and what was needed to mend our marriage. Rabbi Shlomo saved our marriage. I know he will say we did the work, but we couldn’t have done it without him. We’ve tried others, but this was real change.
I do believe the intensive marriage sessions was also a key. There is a serious and notable difference working two full days with follow up sessions. Nothing slips away and there is an intense focus on your marriage. If I’m willing to use this type of energy on work assignments so it makes sense to do the same even more so for our family. We are so very thankful for Rabbi Shlomo. We have a happy ending and we are the closest we’ve ever been.”
You can experience very similar results.
