Community Support Group Project

Support Group for Couples

Accepting Registrations Now

What

The Support Group for Couples begins with the fundamentals and principles of interpersonal communication. Conversations cover every conceivable relationship problem.

  Highly recommended for new relationship couples.

It's virtually impossible for this 24-session series to not positively impact the television viewers and all with whom they relate.

When

Dates to be determined

Where

Television studio to be determined.

Registrations will be accepted in the order they are received.

Purpose

The purpose of a support group is to experience an expanded ability to manifest the results we say we want for ourselves and, for those with whom we relate.

Prerequisites (no exceptions)

  • corded telephone
  • own transportation
  • own computer
  • email address

Notes

  • A support group will not work for you if you (or someone you are living with) are addicted to abusing (see exception*).
  • If you are an alcoholic please let us know up front.
  • If you are in therapy or other types of growth/mental health programs please wait 3-months after your last session before registering.

Register to be a Participant in the Support Group for Couples:

Step 1: Click the Register button and complete the Community Support Group Message Board Registration Form.

Step 2: You will receive an email containing a link to Activate your registration.

Step 3: Using the user name and password you chose log on to the Message Board, and post a test post [Subject: "_ _ _ _'s test post"] (no quotes).

Step 4:  Click here to email us your full name, email address, cell, home, and work telephone numbers. Upon receipt of your email you will be emailed the password for the Participant's Message Board.

* The vast majority of people are addicted to abusing and being abused. The objective is not to stop abusing or being abused but to have in place an agreement to acknowledge (through to mutual satisfaction) every single instance of abuse.

For example:

You: "That didn't feel good."

Partner: "Thanks, I got that."

The one who fails to insist upon acknowledging/clearing an abusive interaction through to mutual satisfaction becomes cause for all successive abuses.

To volunteer to be an Assistant Co-facilitator in the Support Group for Couples go here. Volunteer participants need not be married or the same sex.

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