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Topics to Explore in Premarital Counseling

June 18, 2017/in Uncategorized/by Leila Jarrahi

According to relationship experts, premarital counseling can significantly reduce the likelihood of divorce. As a result of unhealthy examples set by parents and other members of the family, as well as lack of relationship education and/or counseling, many couples do not have access to tools essential for a healthy relationship. Jenn Sinrich’s article in the Wedding Wire offers important topics to explore in premarital counseling.

https://www.weddingwire.com/wedding-ideas/what-you-should-be-talking-about-in-premarital-counseling

Out Start Right, Stay Connected Seminars are for heterosexual and LGBTQ couples who are preparing to be married, newly married, committing to a long-term relationship.  The Start Right, Stay Connected seminars also welcome those already in long-term relationships who are looking for a relationship boost.  These seminars are opportunities for you and your partner to get the knowledge and tools to navigate the challenges and enhance your marriage or long-term partnership.

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