It seems like everyone has advice for how to improve or repair an unhappy marriage, but I have seen what success looks like. Come check it out, only a few spots left for the Fall for INTENSIVES FOR COUPLES. #saveyourmarriage couples therapy or couples intensives.
I have seen many “all or nothing marriages,” which Finkel, a professor of social psychology at Northwestern University who studies marriage, notes is the current model of marriage that doesn’t seem to be working for many couples. He provides three tips for keeping a marriage strong that may help couples looking to improve their ‘slightly’ rocky marriage.
For couples facing the brink of destruction, I recommend a couples retreat, like the one I do in Savusavu, Fiji, or a couples intensive, a private workshop for just you and your partner. Marriage boot-camp facilitator Tina Konkin uses a three-pronged approach she calls the R-3 Factor: Reveal, Rewrite, and Renew (Inside a marriage ‘retreat’: 3 ‘R’ words that can help repair a marriageReaders of The New Monogamy will recognize a similar but faster process in how I help couples recover and repair their marriage following betrayal.
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