Here’s another big difference: There are no therapists here- only highly trained and certified coaches who are real wives with real lives. The difference between this kind of relationship event and traditional marriage counseling retreats is that unlike counseling, where your therapist may have a bad relationship or even be divorced, the women who guide you are all enjoying relationships with men who love and adore them. If your therapist doesn’t have the kind of relationship that you crave then she can’t tell you how to get it.
The way to nurture your marriage is to nurture yourself first. Where marriage counseling can often be about making your partner wrong or pointing out things that you want them to change, learning and practicing the Six Intimacy Skills™ instead allows you to nurture your feminine spirit and learn how to treat yourself well. Why is that so important? Because in life there is only one person you can change- You! Learning how to take care of your spirit will go a long way to bringing more peace and happiness into your relationship.
This jam-packed weekend will empower every woman who attends with the habits that create and perpetuate lasting love—the amazing, passionate kind where you’re holding hands, snuggling, and laughing together.
Interested in cherish for life
Do you still do the cherished for lifecweekends? If so, where, when and how much are they? ?
Heather, We don’t have any on the calendar at the moment, but I have something exciting coming up that I think you’ll love: The 5-Day Adored Wife Challenge. It’s FREE and you can register here until July 20th:
https://lauradoyle.org/challenge/
Is there a way to join the challenge without Facebook?
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Any future retreat dates?
Kathy, I love that you want to get together with fellow empowered women! We have virtual retreats from time to time in The Adored Wife Facebook group at facebook.com/groups/AdoredWife. I look forward to seeing you there!
I’m hopeful for the same information. I can’t afford coaching or any of these other programs because I’m the only one working right now and I’m honestly on the brink of giving up. I’m sick of getting the short end of the stick and having to be the one to do all the work with no support while he “doesn’t have to think about it” and it’s just an easy, natural response for him. If I’m doing this, I need support.
Hi M, I hear you 100%. It is exhausting and lonely being the one doing all the work. I couldn’t do this without support either! Stay tuned by email and I’ll let you know when my next 5-Day Challenge is coming up.