This process helps you connect with your partner and your children. Additionally, it can protect your children from being damaged by a separation or divorce.

For example, our early childhood alarms develop exquisite sensitivity to the smells, tastes, sounds, feelings and energies in which we felt endangered. Situations in adulthood can trigger these alarms and cause violent reactions to those around us. Relationship Transformation directly addresses such triggers and gives you skillful ways of addressing alarming situations.

Whether you decide to stay together or to separate, Relationship Transformation can improve how you bond with the people who are most important to you. As your habits and your beliefs in what is possible and rewarding change, so too will your outlook on life.

Some elements of Relationship Transformation:

	Master the skills required to create fulfilling relationships
	Build a stronger relationship with your present partner and your children
	Go beyond superficial appearances and foster meaningful authenticity, vibrancy and empathy
	Build relationships that protect your children from divorce damage

Contact us today and learn how Peace-Making’s Relationship Transformation can help you in the most important areas of your life.

Definitions:

Relationship Transformation: training in Peace-Making and marital skills that infuses empathy, healing and mutual support into relationships.

Peace: the state that occurs when we remain within our compassionate nature, tending and fulfilling essential human needs; the tranquility and joy from a thriving life.

Peace-Making: the skills that focus on deepening insight, practicing love and creating a willing environment for mutually supportive decisions.

Counseling: adjusting the stories, opinions and ideas by which one lives.

Therapy: the treatment of mental or emotional disorders.

Healing: resolving a history of upsets, disappointments and broken promises.

Marital Therapy: attempting to resolve marital conflict, adjust emotional reactions and address individual histories that trigger conflicts.

Communication Workshops: learning listening skills, owning feelings and actively trying to understand other people.