Couples Workshop
with Family First Therapy
Details
Based on the New York Times bestseller, The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work by Dr. John Gottman. Enhance your relationship, communicate more effectively, learn tools to last a lifetime. A renewed perspective and tips for your relationship.
Your hosts will guide you through understanding what can help your relationship thrive. Each core need is discussed by and role-played by Steve and Naima. Then you and your partner get to break-off privately to practice each skill.
All couples will receive two workbooks (one for each partner). The workbook will include activities we do at the workshop, as well as at home activities couples can easily do to continue to boost their relationship and what’s learned at the workshop.
Don’t worry, nobody will be asked to disclose any personal information about their relationship to others. Instead, you get to work honestly and openly with your partner, privately and in real-time based on the tools presented.
Date:
Thursday, May 25th from 6-8pm
Location:
5 Spot Sandfly
7360 Skidaway Rd
Savannah, GA 31406
Cost:
$150/couple which will include a free cocktail/drink of their choice
Your Hosts
Naima, pronounced Ny-ee-ma, is a marriage and family therapy associate. Graduating from Savannah State University with her Bachelors in Sociology and minoring in Psychology. She then completed her Master’s at Capella University.
She believes in helping couples find solutions, changing their narrative and interaction patterns, while also focusing on their strengths to achieve a new balance and homeostasis.
Steve Weinman, the owner of Family First Therapy, is Savannah’s leading local relationship expert. He’s on track to become a Gottman Certified Therapist, one of less than 400 worldwide.
He’s a fan of happy couples having fun together, and thought Savannah Date Night would be a great way to combine that, with helping couples learn what masters of marriage do in their relationships.
Who Should Attend Savannah Date Night
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Married couples
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Pre-engaged couples
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Engaged Couples
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Committed couples (not married or engaged)
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Pregnant Couples
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Couples seeking better conflict tools
Couples Experiencing the following SHOULD NOT attend
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Severe relationship distress
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Emotional abuse
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Domestic violence
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Active addictions such alcohol, drug, sexual, etc.
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Severe mental health problems in one or both partners
