"Empower your Relationship" 
A workshop for life-long relationships. 

We relate with each other with three possible ways:
either feeling safe and secure,
either fearful and dependent,
or dismissive and avoiding commitment. 
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"I feel safe when I am in the space between my space and your space." 
Let's explore our style in our relationships so far and let's see how we can move to more secure patterns with our (future) relationships. 
Learn how to empower your relationship, to deal with every day challenges, and to make use of practical techniques to bring change in it.
Feel respected, not rejected.

Based on A. Beck's Cognitive Theory (CBT) and his book "Love is Never Enough", this workshop aims to cover these main points:
​​-How Negative Thinking affects our relationship?
Yes, we do tend to misinterpret or generalize in an unfair way.
Our hidden fears affect our thinking.
We either value more our caring side or our pride. Never both.

-How can two different personalities get along well?
Our expectations change how we see the Other.

-Can the rules take away the fun from the relationship?
"Musts" and "Shoulds" that interfere with the "Wants"

-Secrets and Silences that threaten the relationship.
What are the real areas of conflict?
What are the basic beliefs behind the fights?
Memories from the past stimulated by the present conflicts.

-Are we objective enough to judge?
When our mind plays tricks on us and when we distort the truth to our benefit.

-What is the cause of the anger?
Anger can be transformed into assertiveness.
Explain the differences - become more flexible

-What can be changed in the relationship and what can not?
Improve the relationship, develop its strengths, eliminate the weaknesses.

-How to build more trust and to bring more commitment?
Learn to love and to be loved.
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-Mastering the Art of Conversation.
Cooperation helps communication.

Contact me here for details

LIMITED PLACES AVAILABLE - REGISTER NOW

DATE: --
TIME: --
PLACE: Koninginnegracht 101, The Hague

*This workshop is inspired by and based on A. Beck's Cognitive Theory (CBT) and his book "Love is Never Enough".
**Suggested literature: 
Hold me tight, Sue Johnson
Why marriages succeed to fail, John Gottman
Love is never enough, Aaron Beck 

"Feel respected, not rejected." 
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